kyberias

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by kyberias 9y ago
I know what it's called. So do they have tests or not?
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by kyberias 9y ago
They don't do any testing before push to prod?
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by kyberias 9y ago
The xkcd-radiation image is an example of a GOOD design. Read the text.
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CRISPR used to edit human embryo DNA in the US(technologyreview.com)
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by kyberias 9y ago
> It is better to live in a modest home and have separate income property than to just own a huge/expensive house that you live in. Explain this logic, please. How is it "better"? Using which criteria?
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by kyberias 9y ago
Quit living in the past.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Why are there no ads on my Start menu? I'm also quite happy developing software with it.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Thanks. I've always struggled with this and only now realized that Delay-option in Snipping tool.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Right, it's just that the thread that is kept waiting for database could serve other clients meanwhile. While keeping the thread sleeping, it's wasting system resources. For example, ASP.NET has a small number of threads and each
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by kyberias 9y ago
It is the Taubes / Lustig propaganda again.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Hmmm... I'm curious about the async explanation. I don't think that's the main benefit. The main benefit, at least on other platforms, is that while your function is await'n for your db, the thread can service other requ
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by kyberias 9y ago
I don't think genetic algorithms are allowed here.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Sublime is C++.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Have you considered that you can structure your code with something else than "header comments"? For example, if you find that you need to split a function into multiple steps and you end up adding "header comments", you
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by kyberias 9y ago
>> Every time you need to add a code comment you have failed to write clean code that it easy to understand. > I find this to be a rather curious statement. I don't believe "clean code" and "easy to understand&q
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by kyberias 9y ago
I don't believe you _totally_ disagree. You must understand that littering every single like of code with comments describing minute details is unnecessary. There must be a balance. I'm not a purist by any means. I don't thin
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by kyberias 9y ago
I like your formatting of the code, but... You introduce comments that are basically just noise. The name of the method already states what it does. The rest is just very simple details, actually memcpy's. Most of the comments are tota
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by kyberias 9y ago
That code doesn't seem to require any comments. Code comments are usually a smell. The author couldn't write code that's easy to understand so he had to write a comment to describe it.
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by kyberias 9y ago
This is a wonderful thread for all the employers out there that want to see how ethical the people applying for their jobs are. If they have a HN account, just read the comments here.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Yes, and as you said, the work was directly job related, he developed a tool to make his work more efficient. Then he didn't tell about the tool to his employer. Obviously he should have. They pay for his time. He should have disclosed
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by kyberias 9y ago
To be fair, the linked page does not adequately explain what Alice is. To me it was clear that it was some important court case and they just want to call it "Alice". But I can understand why it might be hard to understand for som
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by kyberias 9y ago
Wow. How can anyone be confused about this? This is clear cut. The stackexchange answers are correct and this HN thread is filled with really unethical, almost childish advice. What the guy is doing is basically fraud. The employer expects
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by kyberias 9y ago
My life is so much happier with Windows. Accessing files on any computer is very easy. Wannacry and that other nasty worm prove it to the world. :)
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by kyberias 9y ago
Many countries have these.
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by kyberias 9y ago
I'm sorry, what didn't they bother to explain? Why are you angry that they adopted a release model that works well?
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by kyberias 9y ago
But that's a weird bet to make. What are you trying to prove with that? Why would anyone learn to play something with a very personal style that has taken the artist probably a decade to master... for $10? Of course it has been safe in
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by kyberias 9y ago
Yeah and that sounds absolutely horrible.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Where is the clash of personalities in this case? Where was Linus "acerbic" in this case?
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by kyberias 9y ago
They are a little off because you compare them to your own individual life and you ignore the general trends. I'm a geek and libraries had nothing to do with. Rather it was all about my geek big brother and some of my geek friends. Yet
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by kyberias 9y ago
What is modern python?

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