malux85

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by malux85 5y ago
I wish someone would script this, or publish a completed folder (less the official assets that those of us who own a copy can paste in), I want to play this, but there's no way I'm going to spend hours and hours and hours followin
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by malux85 5y ago
Outsource it if you can. Otherwise I keep my brain entertained by multitasking while doing the boring thing : I’ll play a turn based RPG, or have German lessons or a Knuth lecture playing. Or music. Theres a fine balance between distracting
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by malux85 5y ago
Sooooo how does that work? I rent your username while you’re on holiday for a month and then spam your followers with crypto scams and viagra ads? Or they decouple followers from the username so the username becomes a transient thing, which
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by malux85 5y ago
I suspect that there’s only a tiny, tiny fraction of issues that are above the complexity that a linter and test framework can’t identify, but are below the complexity that requires deep codebase knowledge, and I would say that the overwhel
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by malux85 5y ago
The exception I was thinking of was carefully vetted other people wealthier than you who can act as a mentor and intro to connections
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by malux85 5y ago
This one is really important. Tell no one, or only a very very small number of people, but strong preference to no one. Look at maslows hierarchy of needs, now that your psychological and safety needs are dealt with, it’s time to move up th
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by malux85 5y ago
Not full time, but documenting interfaces, speeding up tests, generating stubs and harnesses, profiling pain points - all these I find to be meditative tasks, and I do them when I'm not 100%. I can do about 4-5 hours a day of "dif
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by malux85 5y ago
The exact same thing happened to me, I added my own (new) card for billing and they immediatly locked my account and requested the docs, I got the same screen you described. I had just moved countries and none of my new accounts had statem
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by malux85 5y ago
It can work for some usage patterns, but it’s important to understand the trade offs Hosted gives up easy hardware replacement, easier redundancy, 24/7 monitoring etc But a hybrid approach worked well for one place I worked at. Their w
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by malux85 5y ago
The article just talked about $TECHNOLOGY in a general form, it didn’t even limit the discussion to web technologies. Hence my comment.
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by malux85 5y ago
Exactly, a senior frontend web engineer is not going to transfer to senior compiler engineer, or senior embedded engineer, or senior game-dev, without a substantial ramp up period from lack of domain knowledge.
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by malux85 5y ago
This is one of the most interesting comments I have read in months, can I contact you?
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by malux85 5y ago
The subjective element to legal interpretation is why our legal system is not purely algorithmic. If it was, people will argue malicious compliance like you are, but intent has to be considered, both the intent of the developer and the in
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by malux85 5y ago
Not just building a twitter clone but aiming to compete with AWS and GCP is even more laughable
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by malux85 5y ago
It's so refreshing to see a beautiful, well crafted GUI toolkit with a sane, readable, clean, C API. :D
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by malux85 5y ago
I’m curious about embedded and constrained environments, do you mind telling us a bit more? What was the project? What hardware was involved? What tooling and OS’s did you use? What were the most challenging technical problems? Really just
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by malux85 5y ago
So? They will see I don’t have one. As lots of people on this thread have mentioned - not everyone has a LinkedIn profile, and making it a required field on the signup form is dumb.
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by malux85 5y ago
Just signed up now, it appears they don’t do much validation on the input, I put in “linkedin.com/404” and it let me pass
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by malux85 5y ago
Yep, I’ve been there, I was a consultant in London charging 700 pounds a day, and my hands were tied because of a silly 50 USD license expense and couldn’t work for a month. I asked if I could just pay it myself, but was told that would vio
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by malux85 5y ago
Examine the slow queries with the query planner, don’t spend a bunch of time re-architecting on a hunch until you know for sure why it’s slow! An hour with the query planner can save you days or weeks or wasted work!
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by malux85 5y ago
I have been working with CNN's for 5-6 years now, and every time I've needed explanations I used class activation maps http://cnnlocalization.csail.mit.edu/ Can this help?
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by malux85 5y ago
This is the solution - the negotiating power dynamic is too much in favour of the employer when the alternate choice for the employee is (another equally exploitative job|destitution)
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by malux85 5y ago
It’s usually an attempt at deception - malicious intent, ego protection, incompetence hiding, or more rarely pure stupidity or faulty memory. I also find it’s symptomatic of many other psychological traits - impulsive liars, foggy thinkers,
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by malux85 5y ago
I too have a near photographic memory, and although I can feel it slightly decreasing with age, I experience all of the things you mention above. One other downside I have had is that it can be enormously frustrating when you can remember c
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by malux85 5y ago
Hahahaha I came here to see if anyone else did this! I didn’t think that a bit of coding was going to outpace hundreds of years of genius mathematicians - but a few minutes coding was a cheap price to pay to satisfy that ceaseless curiosity
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by malux85 5y ago
This is not over-fitting, a fully overfit model is one that would only detect positives on the 5 or so frames that it was trained on, but this is clearly generalising well to unseen frames - many unseen frames - so yeah, like you say, it’s
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by malux85 5y ago
Yeah, and the small minority that manage to become bigger than a trivial app and become useful, become spaghetti diagrams of flow chart mess, so unmaintainable and fragile, nobody can modify it after “that guy” leaves. Then the whole thing
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by malux85 5y ago
I'm not here to argue whether a blockchain is a correct use case or not, that's why I specifically said in my parent comment I'm not interesting in arguing about that, and also said it again in my parent comment. There's
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You don’t, and I’m not interested in arguing the merits of that. I was pointing out that there are options on a technical level.
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by malux85 5y ago
The immutable state of the blockchain is fine, in fact it’s better because it’s proof of the fraudulent transaction. It’s possible to write smart contracts in a way that an auditor, or group of auditors who reach consensus, can forcibly rem

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