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m00x
5y ago
I definitely know how hard it is, I have 10 years of experience and I'm now staff eng and team lead at a 50B+ MC company. I had my own startup, and built many projects first-hand, but I'm not going to de-anonymize myself for the s
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5y ago
I didn't, I never heard of the company before this.
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5y ago
I'll be honest, this is a great start and a good app that not a lot of people would achieve and deliver. Hopefully this feedback can be constructive. It does not feel like a modern "professional" app though, the design is ext
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5y ago
It's not about society, it's about having the option now. I have severe anxiety and I always just accepted it. After taking 75mg/day of Effexor, I don't have that anxiety anymore and I can function like a normal human. I
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5y ago
Really? I don't want to be rude, but that site is really awful-looking and looks like something a bootcamp grad would do for their final project. The complexity though of making something like this though is definitely intermediate+.
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5y ago
Also bilingual, so it's a great province to move into if you're French and looking to learn English.
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5y ago
You can't do a MRI in NB for $400-500. The province has 11 MRIs and they're under almost constant use, and not for private use. The healthcare situation down there is ghastly.
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5y ago
> Training up an employee only takes a few months. Uh??? No it doesn't. There's a huge skill discrepancy between senior devs and junior devs. You can train them to be somewhat useful, but it'll take years for them to champ
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5y ago
You can run it on the host network as well.
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5y ago
K8s itself is divided in multiple parts, where you can customize to your own liking, and you can swap parts if you'd like as long as the APIs are similar. It's very much built the UNIX way.
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5y ago
Another form of: "I could totally have built Google or Amazon if I wanted to, I'm just a lazy genius."
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5y ago
I bought a consumer-grade Lenovo (Flex 15") for about $1200 CAD. While it has amazing components like the AMD Ryzen, Radeon GPU, etc. The quality of the rest of the components is trash. The trackpad keeps disconnecting, the screen is v
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5y ago
It is quantitative, but in an abstract way. You see the color "brown" as a reception of a photon of a certain wavelength onto your retina, which is sent to your brain. Visual perception can be equated to camera perception, but the
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m00x
5y ago
Do you have data to cover this statement, or is it simply conjecture?
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m00x
5y ago
Retail investors could still invest using regular tools. Most banks have portals where you can buy/sell, but most of them safeguard against margin bets and they have much less sketchy practices. Robinhood made it fancy and hid the comp
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m00x
5y ago
This is super cringe.
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m00x
5y ago
> Anyway, historically, if you felt wronged by an educational institution, you made your own schools. Source on this? I doubt that spinning up a whole new school was ever this simple and accessible.
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5y ago
AFAIK, FLoC is only for third-party cookies, which don't really add any value these days other than tracking you across websites.
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m00x
5y ago
GC stalls aren't as bad on a low memory chip since there's much less memory to clean up.
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m00x
5y ago
The only people for whom it really matters is their descendants or people who cared about them. The dead is gone, there is no difference for them if their image, or their bodies are disrespected.
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5y ago
Why China? Most of the major chip fabs aren't made in China. They're mostly made in Taiwan, South Korea and the US. Unless we're strictly talking about TSMC, which does have 2/18 fabs in China.
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5y ago
> There is no benefit to the world in me just cloning Zoom, so access to a small feature refinement makes no difference. The issue is that Apple can pick and choose whoever they want which is anti-competitive. It's certainly not the
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5y ago
A source for your statement: https://www.lawnow.org/the-law-of-unpaid-internships-in-cana... Most provinces don't allow unpaid internships, but some provinces have very loose exceptions to this rule. At least, the unpa
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5y ago
Not necessarily. They might be doing this to get more customers on it since they're losing to Datadog. Amazon has a long history of being willing to eat a ton of loss to kill competition like in the very popular diapers.com business.
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6y ago
No fucking way. Cable TV channels had as much ads as they had content. Youtube is around 2x1min ad per 30 min video, longer ones are skippable and you get no ads if you pay for $15/m for it. You paid cable TV $90/m for 12-15 min o
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6y ago
You can set your country to anything. I changed mine to North Korean and I'm Canadian. This doesn't prove anything other than people like to meme.
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6y ago
Hacker rank is an American company. US has sanctions against NK and they treat this very seriously. They could shut down hacker rank for not complying.
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6y ago
Ah yes, Youtube. A trusted source of information.
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6y ago
Plane autopilot being one of them. For a long time, it would just level the plane off and keep it on track. It didn't fly itself from point to point, didn't land/pull off.
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m00x
6y ago
Journalists no longer need a reputation. It's all about pandering to your base these days.
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