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by lucozade 9y ago
Just make the heading on the section be “4 month internship at blah”. That should be fine. You may have met a CTO that wasn’t paying attention but that’s not the problem here. Having short periods of work while you’re studying is fine. Flip
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LLVM-MCA Will analyse your machine code(phoronix.com)
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by lucozade 9y ago
I appreciate that no-one uses fascism to mean fascism anymore but it's not clear what you're using the term to mean. Do you mean anti-immigration?
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by lucozade 9y ago
Not sure what countries have to do with it. If someone takes something, that is rightfully yours, by force or other means then that's morally (and probably legally) wrong. It doesn't matter if they crossed borders or not. But it&#
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by lucozade 9y ago
Absolutely, and as a US citizen and resident, your country does a huge amount to benefit and protect you. That's quite different from saying that the whole country should participate in parochial isolationism because some individuals c
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by lucozade 9y ago
The same issue exists for Java Lists. Java lets you pass in subtypes of the type you specified in the List ie it treats them covariantly. This would be correct if the List was immutable but, as you can write to the List, you can blow the ty
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by lucozade 9y ago
The trick is not to be too precise about when you start counting from
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by lucozade 9y ago
> how will you ever debug it? > leave a stinking pile for everyone else to debug I think you answered your own question. The trick is to leave the debugging to someone twice as clever as you. Job done.
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by lucozade 9y ago
> But getting rejected has nothing to do with your skills, experience or education. OK, I appreciate you're flogging a business here, but in case anyone new to interviews is watching. This sentence is misleading. I mean, it might be
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by lucozade 9y ago
I'd suggest it's because 'us' is a very small, and not exactly unbiased, sample of 'anyone'.
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by lucozade 9y ago
Vulkan is much lower level than OpenGL. It gives the user much more control, particularly around memory and thread management, at the expense of the user having to manage those pieces. It has a much higher barrier to entry and will likely s
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by lucozade 9y ago
> writegood This made me wince. I know it's perfectly acceptable American but that one's definitely a low blow for an aging Englishman.
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by lucozade 9y ago
> When did people lose sight of the fact that the primary purpose of film on the silver screen is entertainment? I have a sneaking suspicion that it's not people so much as a person whose most recent book happens to be called "
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by lucozade 9y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that the obesity epidemic is not because folk are stuffing more kale down their gullets. 5+ years ago it was very noticeable to me, going from the UK to the US, that almost all shop bought
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by lucozade 9y ago
> Design patterns were meant to future proof code Not exactly, most of them are intended to encapsulate change. If you don't have a reasonable idea how your system is likely to change then they're mostly useless. > You proba
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by lucozade 9y ago
The worst, as a piece of code, was a Byzantine C++ application. It had been written with abstractions and indirections to cater for every conceivable eventuality. And it seemed to incubate Heisenbugs. Usually, with a C++ app you can fix it
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by lucozade 9y ago
I had the pleasure of retiring a large APL application a few years ago. Although I hadn’t spent time developing in it, I did spend a lot of time with the devs who had. I also had to understand it well enough to replace it. I’ve worked on a
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by lucozade 9y ago
I take your point but, prior to Dunblane, I believe there was one death and 4 injuries in school shootings. All with shotguns. I have a suspicion that the handgun ban and the lack of subsequent school shootings might not be completely causa
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by lucozade 9y ago
> "zionist" isn't a euphemism for "Jew" or "Jewish". Yes it is. It doesn't literally mean Jewish but it absolutely is used as a euphemism for Jewish. It's usually easy to tell the difference.
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by lucozade 9y ago
I wrote in another comment that I don't think the SplitWhitespace type is an example of overengineering. And I don't. However, thinking about this more, I think I understand what you mean and I, sort of, agree. What I believe is g
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by lucozade 9y ago
> That’s not a datatype It's a named struct. That's pretty datatype-y. I don't agree with the GP that this is an example of overengineering. If anything it's an example of current Rust being slightly underengineered.
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by lucozade 9y ago
> Are all Jewish persons zionists and/or communists? They're not all called Rothschild either, that's not really the point. > Is that being implied in the post? No. The post is using standard euphemisms for Jews that ar
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by lucozade 9y ago
Looks more like it's at a lower level like MIO.
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by lucozade 9y ago
That's my point. The paper didn't predict bad things happening. It specifically said that banks were holding higher level tranches of CDOs. Because they're MTM accounted they could suddenly drop in value if default rates incr
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by lucozade 9y ago
What he predicted was a correction to a housing bubble. Specifically, it seems, the Californian housing bubble. There is nothing particularly special about housing bubbles and their correction. This happens all the time. What he didn't
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by lucozade 9y ago
I wouldn't be concerned with their being combative. I'd be concerned that, without any attempt to make sure they knew the full context, they assumed ignorance or stupidity on the part of the hirer. This kind of approach is fine fo
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by lucozade 9y ago
As others have said, it's perfectly possible to get published without a PhD. I had a paper published as an undergrad and I have helped a couple of people, who worked for me in industry, get published. I haven't tried it but I woul
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by lucozade 9y ago
I just took a quick look at average salaries and cost of living (specifically rent) [0]. WRT average salaries, none of these seem particularly out of kilter i.e. the ratios of the salaries you quote to the average salary of the respective a
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by lucozade 9y ago
Possibly because he was so catastrophically wrong about the form of the society that would inevitably follow from state socialism? In a sense he was partly right i.e. almost all state socialist societies transformed in a very similar way. I
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by lucozade 9y ago
You don't get to be a partner at McKinsey by just saying people should learn new things. If you did that then who's going to run their Upskill Empowerment Bootcamp?

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