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by makach 6y ago
I wrote an amalgamation tool once that took all my project files hierarchically together and built one big source file, after compiling it became one EXE file. Made it super easy to move projects to different machines for compilation. on mo
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by makach 6y ago
I find the title misleading. The post should add “for me” at the end of the title, or “for me as a young healthy male”. This is a personal experience written up as a blog post.
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by makach 6y ago
Don't assume any language based on your location. It's a personal preference whatever language you want to use, please respect and allow for me to use the language I am comfortable with. There is only so much EXCEL formula transla
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by makach 6y ago
I'm working on sorting my collection of digital family photos. Tedious, nostalgic and important work. How can I secure this collection for my children, when I have passed on, how can I ensure that they can access and get a copy of the
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Why Busy Is the New Stupid, and What We Can Do About It(medium.com)
11 points by makach 6y ago|0 comments
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by makach 6y ago
Same stuff that makes a good leader. IMO; They will engage you, make you curious, inspire you to become a better version of yourself and help you work towards your goals and objectives. A good leader will also be there for you to guide you
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by makach 6y ago
Excellent blog post. One of the big issues, unfortunately, is that there are too many of THEM. I just sat through a job interview where they bombarded me with topics and asked me to rate myself on a scale from 1-know nothing, 2-familiar and
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by makach 7y ago
Wouldn't that go against their mission?
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by makach 7y ago
It is. Good post. I already said the same things but fear of writing like this - so many still choose to ignore or be overly optimistic. It will get worse, much much worse before it gets better.
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by makach 7y ago
Yes.
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by makach 7y ago
Pierre Little, in reply:"Look, it’s really quite simple. Does the cov2 genome have HIV inclusions on the s protein or not? If it does, the theory of immunosuppression from Cov2 has plausibility, thereby motivating other teams worldwid
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Centivax is working on generating antibodies blocking the corona virus(twitter.com)
1 points by makach 7y ago|0 comments
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by makach 7y ago
This reminds me of an oldie, but goodie: http://thedailywtf.com/articles/No%2C_We_Need_a_Neural_Netwo...
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by makach 7y ago
This covid-19 sheet was publised recently by John Wilkinson / critical care Northampton https://my.visme.co/projects/4d80743j-covid19-sheet#s1
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by makach 7y ago
this can't be good for avast. I used them earlier but have stopped using them after seeing windows defender becoming better.
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by makach 7y ago
it's a valid question! From the github the author writes "Despite being highly privileged and processing untrusted input by design, it is unsandboxed and has poor mitigation coverage. Any vulnerabilities in this process are critic
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by makach 7y ago
Finding "the right way" is closer to religion than it is to problem solving and science. You will always be vulnerable to criticism and other people's opinions, and you need to open up and acknowledge this fact and work with
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by makach 7y ago
So...they have remade all songs made as well? I predict lawsuits coming...!
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Statistics on Random Chess Games(wismuth.com)
1 points by makach 7y ago|0 comments
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by makach 7y ago
Even with 100% correctness, your solution still has the capacity to fail spectacularly. The universe is infinite in its desire to mess with your expectations and assumptions of what correctness is! Oh, you thought that was 100% correct? Wel
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by makach 7y ago
I am always amazed when I think about how many instructions a computer goes through every time it does a cold-start and the first pixel is shown on a screen. I particularly liked that you wrote "most worked correctly" .
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by makach 7y ago
In academia they usually know the answers on beforehand, unless you are doing a master or a PhD you must learn the basics and show that you understand the concepts of your subject. At work you have to use all your tools to continue to learn
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by makach 7y ago
It's a good thing to think of yourself as a noob. I too think of myself as a noob. I believe it has to do about knowledge and experience. You know the old adage "The more you know, the more you know you don't know." To m
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by makach 7y ago
My impression is that people are holding on for dear life, just in case its value would increase. To me crypto value seems extremely volatile, there is a perceived high risk associated with owning it. Today it is valuable, tomorrow it is ze
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by makach 7y ago
OMG this! We have this over engineered issue tracking system with incredibly detailed information fields. In my opinion it has failed spectacularly because most people avoid it with a vengeance, and those who try to use it gets older much f
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by makach 7y ago
gravity sucks. thanks for the link :)
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by makach 7y ago
Here is a tip: Use an interaction designer.
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by makach 7y ago
It's never to late to collect sand, but don't be a hoarder. Did you know that sand is a precious commodity? https://www.businessinsider.com/global-sand-shortage-could-c... Don't have regrets, they move the fo
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by makach 7y ago
I should really be working, but I am reading this article. Please send help.
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by makach 7y ago
I believe this is about dark matter. I found this news article that discusses an article from the same researchers: https://bigthink.com/surprising-science/fifth-force-nature Abridged from the article: "The myster

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