lazyant

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by lazyant 4y ago
Canada is very expensive but minimum wage has literally doubled in the last 15 years from $7 to $15.
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by lazyant 4y ago
Same as US presidents
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by lazyant 4y ago
The problem with this question is that outside the junior people who won't understand the hints, many good programmers would pass or fail just based on whether they have seen a similar problem or know what a Bloom filter is. CS is so b
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by lazyant 4y ago
"Leetcode" algo questions are supposed to test how you think and programming skills but for most people it just tests if they've seen the question before or not.
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by lazyant 4y ago
USSC ruled cops don't have to protect people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia
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by lazyant 4y ago
I find the wheeled basket that you move like a carry-on the best option; small so you don't buy a lot of stuff, nimble (can get around shopping carts) but don't have to strain your arm and hand after you put a gallon of milk.
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by lazyant 4y ago
There are no roulette professionals but there are poker professionals (some making millions).
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by lazyant 4y ago
(nitpick: it's "Elo", not "ELO", it's a name not an acronym)
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by lazyant 4y ago
They also do this in Chiloe, Chile https://youtu.be/QC_G6_T5YOY?t=2223
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by lazyant 4y ago
> I took the specific degree program off my linkedIn and just put "bachelors of science" and let people assume what they want. We had an offer rescinded for something like this when it showed up in their background check (pers
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by lazyant 4y ago
I don't know if this is satire or not but rather than "professional" this is passive-aggressive wording.
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by lazyant 5y ago
Add salt and they peel fine (they say vinegar too but I didn't find it so effective)
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by lazyant 5y ago
Software engineering blogs https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs
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by lazyant 5y ago
This book (like a review of it) has shown up in HN before https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/42771901-how-to-do-nothi...
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by lazyant 5y ago
Write for yourself. Anything else (some readers, professional contacts etc) is a nice possible extra.
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by lazyant 5y ago
Not sure what you are looking for but if it helps: more intelligent people tend to be less happy. [real citation needed]: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/04/why-so-... https:/&#x2
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by lazyant 5y ago
Remote work is exposing a lot of foolishness in the workplace, like "busy work" and ineffective managers rather than a particular role.
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by lazyant 5y ago
No disrespect but you can do this for an analytics dashboard or a content web site with canaries (Facebook). May not be the best for high liability sites like financial systems.
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by lazyant 5y ago
symmetries give us the laws of conservation (time symmetry, conservation of energy; rotation symmetry, conservation of angular momentum etc)
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by lazyant 5y ago
3-5 filtering interviews (not counting recruiter call) with a max distribution around 3 maybe 4 seems the most common I've seen. Very senior (staff+, executive) may skew towards a bit more.
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by lazyant 5y ago
(on a first date?) "men are afraid to be rejected, women are afraid of being killed" or "it's like dating a bear" given the disproportion in strength
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by lazyant 5y ago
Can somebody with knowledge in biology and/or physics take a look at (one of) his book and comment if it's decent as in if the science is solid? I browsed https://www.motionmountain.net/motionmountain-volume5.pdf
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by lazyant 5y ago
The technology is almost there in terms of AI and deep fake so that in the future we'll able to ask for a remake of a movie with another (CGI) actor, dead or alive (licensing permitting) or ask it to generate a new episode of a tv show
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by lazyant 5y ago
I don't remember if it was a formal study but somebody has asked students at the beginning of the course what grade they _think_ they'll get and at the end it fit very well. Basically all students try to make a particular grade wi
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by lazyant 5y ago
I propose Ukraine take up 5 Km over the border for a DMZ zone, like in Korea.
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by lazyant 5y ago
One tip: when you are writing code, the reward scale of time is small; you can very quickly see its effect and it's a very concrete thing. When you are doing "leadership" like teaching, mentoring or general "managing&quo
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by lazyant 5y ago
Not a subscription but I'd pay $100 after booking of a vacation travel planner that could give me options tailored to what I want, on flexible dates. For ex if I want to travel to some place warm sometime in say January - March, with s
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by lazyant 5y ago
"update system packages" while this is better for security, it breaks immutability/reproducibility of the end image.
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by lazyant 5y ago
I can't edit my post for correctness but my point stands, you are mentioning _German_ nationals detained and we (or at least I) were talking about American citizens (Japanese- and German-Americans), who's moving the posts.
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by lazyant 5y ago
Your own quoted article says "1.2 million persons had been born in Germany, 5 million had two native-German parents, and 6 million had one native-German parent." "Many more had distant German ancestry. During WWII, the United

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