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kriro
4y ago
Meanwhile the Nasdaq is opening positive and the S&P and Dow are only slightly negative.
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"""It's essentially a waste of your time.""" Strongly disagree. I'm pretty sure rolling your own crypto will strengthen your understanding of crypto (and potential flaws) a lot. Obviously don't u
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4y ago
That is cool news because it's probably a nice starting point for osdev projects. At least more code to read :) I feel like the code was available before and I read parts of it but I may remember it wrong. Edit: Yes it was indeed "
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4y ago
The question is why? I want to put on my tin foil hat and speculate about Korean knowledge of Edge 0-days (maybe North Korea is known to hoard those for some reason) but then again if you have edge 0-days it's probably trivial to get I
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To be fair, most crime/thrillers are formulaic and if you don't follow the standard structure it won't exactly be easy to get published. There's the basic structure, usually three acts and certain expectations the audien
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4y ago
I got a good chuckle out of an old "which os are you" quiz (html site, pre social media quizzes) where I ended up Gnu/Hurd because I forgot to answer one question :D
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4y ago
My advice might be a bit odd but... Find a hobby and get obsessed with it. Let that obsession cut into your work time until you reach a normal level (closer to 40 hours). Ideally, it's a hobby where you can "advance". If you
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I need exactly one reason. Mozilla Foundation > Google for my browsing needs.
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It seems like in my daily life I use only three knots and then very rarely I use a couple more. My guess is most people spend all their life on <5 knots. It's a pretty fascinating topic and I like this resource. I use one knot that
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True, just posted it as a data point. The salary from the article is for 9 month and mine are for 12 months so for 12 month the salary from the article would technically even be 142k. But I get her point of this actually being a 12 month jo
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For comparison, a similar position in Germany entry level salary would be between 50k and 60k Euro (hired lecturer, aka 13-I) and an entry level base salary for a tenure track professor is between 70k (W2) and 85k (W3) (but they usually hav
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When I was in high school I was in different Linux related channels on IRC as I was getting into Linux. I ended up on Quakenet, not sure why, because I'm not a big gamer. Looking back it was mostly the community and meeting like-minded
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Well basically in the Windows world you have user management, files and printing, security/patching and then taking care of programs on the user's computers and infrastructure (servers, setting up a VPN etc.). Depending on the org
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4y ago
I think the market is just normalizing. The overall climate was pretty insane. Free money (interest rates), stimulus money etc. I found it pretty fascinating that during a time that was pretty tough overall (global pandemic + supply chain i
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From what I understand, insurance companies were/are his cash cows so to speak. The simplified business model of an insurance company is to take the money customers pay for the insurance and invest it safely enough that you can cover t
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5y ago
Agreed. I was teaching from it (AI 101, search/agents, no ML) and it's possibly the best textbook I have encountered. It's structured very well. As an aside, I will forever remember the rough geography of Romania. I still pla
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For this, I'd also highly recommend Brandon Sanderson's lecture series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6HOdHEeosc
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It taught me to smile whenever I see a door or use a faucet. One of the great gems that I picked up on a complete whim. This "Don't Make me Think" which the parent suggested and "About Face: The Essentials of Interaction
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5y ago
[Accounting && Finance/Investing] Not my current job, but understanding the basics of accounting was related to technical jobs I previously held (in ERP) and finance/investing is useful in general. I'd highly recommen
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5y ago
I can recommend The Elements of Computing Systems and the accompanying website https://www.nand2tetris.org/ Not a game but a pretty good read/work through.
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I only know the European grant system but I'm still perplexed why grant submissions are not blind. It's pretty obvious that certain universities usually get X grants in each cycle simply by putting their name on a proposal. I'
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I've always been curious what the "that" in "I'd do anything for love, but I won't do that." was. He refused to answer it on a talk show I watched a long time ago and I was always curious. Not 100% my styl
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One obvious point ignoring all technology differences would be the license. I always like to have more options and even though I haven't used a BSD in maybe 5 years now, I'm still very happy they exist. I'm most fond of OpenB
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I find it interesting that many companies focus on hireing experienced developers and the problems surrounding that. I think the smarter and more long term play is to massively improve the experience of university graduates (or anyone reall
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Thank you, that is a good explanation. Genes as learnt behavior also makes sense the way you described it.
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The problem is indeed room height. I built my wall to the specs of the Moonboard Mini (they are available on their website). Unfortunately that meant I had to go for a 40 degree wall. I have maybe 3-4 routes that I can climb on that wall no
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I'm not a psychologist but this sentence: """Modern evidence-based methods in behavioural science adopt the ground principle that people’s behavior mainly depend on context.""" doesn't have any source
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All my life I've had a fear of heights. When I went skiing with my parents as a teenager I was more or less forced to ride the lifts and felt my fear of heights decreased a bit after that. I always had this experience in the back of my
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Maybe I'm very naive here but does SOC2 explicitly require monitoring? Can't a contractor simply sign a form that says all relevant rules are followed on their end and thus if that's not the case, the company is off the hook?
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Just watched part 3 and I've gotta say, I love the website stuff. "You gotta buy the .com"
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