kungito

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   by kungito 5y ago

   When you have enough money it's way easier to pay for medicine than to develop healthy habits
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   by kungito 5y ago

   I don't like Slack but Discord is a great piece of engineering. They hit all the right spots for many types of communities. Personally for searching I actually with people used chat groups less and opened stackoverflow questions more.
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   by kungito 5y ago

   Exactly, what a ridiculous statement from GP. Now it seems like the web might end up in webgl canvases anyways
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   by kungito 5y ago

   What would be a related use of this? How come they funded this?
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   by kungito 5y ago

   And what actions do you propose? Making less efficient code is a result of faster shipping, less experienced developers, suboptimal tooling/languages and many more other reasons. And the current situation is the real one, the one in wh
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   by kungito 5y ago

   The problem is, this was a lunch topic 5 years ago. Some people were already then reluctant and were forecasting a crash and here we are.
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   by kungito 5y ago

   Didn't someone mention the arrow guy is the author of pandas as well?
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   by kungito 5y ago

   Is this closed source closed license? I'm asking just out of curiosity; I cannot find repo info
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   by kungito 5y ago

   This sounds like a fake review. They cost 200$ yearly to get the books or 30$ per month for online material. I guess the pricing may be ok for the US but for eastern Europe you can get learning materials for way less
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    by kungito 5y ago

    The problem I personally felt was that the criteria used to filter out the people "not worthy of the degree" felt very detached from the idea of knowledge. The facts and methods required for minimal passing criteria felt very arbi
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    by kungito 5y ago

    I thought of https://www.pixijs.com/
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    by kungito 5y ago

    I'm afraid there is very little documentation/text on modern production JITters. When I tried finding any text for my MSc I had little success. Does anyone have a suggestion about e.g. .NET 3-tier jitting or similar?
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    by kungito 5y ago

    weren't they making sort of crossbreed and so made way more changes than 1 gene?
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    by kungito 5y ago

    in the balkans it's definitely a thing
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    by kungito 5y ago

    i think they do more general purpose things like downsampling, copyright detection etc which doesn't have globally available custom asics. i think gpus don't do encoding/decoding themselves, they have separate asics built in
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    by kungito 5y ago

    this is like, the first thought you have when thinking about this problem. why would the females choose the infected one
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    by kungito 5y ago

    This is very wrong because as another comment mentioned, we are constantly on the verge of collapse of the health care capacity. I have friends who work in hospitals and the measures a government in Europe seems to take seems to always have
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Trying to take the optimal route in prisoners dilemma would make smart animals stop this behaviour
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Independence is a big factor in the identity of people from Europe with many failed attempts to join into bigger states or falling apart with many people wanting even their regions of countries to split into separate countries right now. Eu
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Another fun fact: at least in Croatia, we colloquially call them "schwabs" which originates from another group of germanic people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suebi
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    by kungito 5y ago

    I'm not sure where you are pulling these numbers from but my napkin math would go way differently. 1st question is how much does a security professional cost who is willing to do illegal stuff and knows how to do it properly. I'd
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    by kungito 5y ago

    It's been a fucking amazing product from day one and they have a lot of features. I only wish they release a non gaming branded version
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Did you not read what I wrote? I said you could work during company time and that is why they do it. It's not just that. You can realistically only work a few hours a day properly so if you spend all your thinking power on hobbies ther
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    by kungito 5y ago

    So why the Visual Studio 2022 doesn't have native Rust support? I really wish Rust had C# VS2019 debugging experience. I guess if it misses this train, then it's gonna be VS 2025
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    by kungito 5y ago

    The reason why they do this is because you could pretend your are working for them but actually do something else on the side during the time they are paying you. The only way to avoid is is by completely banning other work. It really makes
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    by kungito 5y ago

    It's funny how 2nd post under this one is how clubhouse is valuated at 4 bil, and this post is the first time I've heard about it
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Is it trillion$$ expensive tho? Or maybe 10 trillion $$ ? Because that is still not that expensive
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    by kungito 5y ago

    Yeah it "can" be valued but we can also see that it doesn't really seem like valuations are connected to actual company value
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    by kungito 6y ago

    I'm very against this. You need resources allocated, that is developer time. I experienced having dedicated doc writers in FAANG and I wasn't happy with the experience. Our docs were mostly shit and for anything remotely specializ
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    by kungito 6y ago

    One thing is for sure. A big boat was stuck in the Suez Canal recently.