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meric
11y ago
>> This is good advice. However, realistically you will have to rely on their kindness in the end. I agree. Maybe one way to go about it, organise a one-to-one coffee, talk about what you've been through, basically what you'
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meric
11y ago
You think we'll have more wealth if only we made things more equal. But that's not true, because we, software engineers (assuming you're one), are in the 1%. Making a better work environment for most people by making things m
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meric
11y ago
What if you're creating a proprietary version of yacc, and you're using yacc to parse domain specific language for your clone? I think that's fair enough?
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meric
11y ago
Yes, free cash flow increases the value of the company by close to that amount of cash every second the company makes more cash. But don't take this article as investment advice. It is at or just after market tops people point out thin
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meric
11y ago
>> Do as much as possible in one language >> No modules bigger than 150 lines or so. They should read like a chapter in a book >> Code is deployed with a realtime editor >> Address the widest possible market, and use
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meric
11y ago
Does it handle left recursion? If so, how?
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meric
11y ago
It sounds bittersweet. More bitter. I'm happy you're glad. I am replying because I'd get into depression if I lose my close friend and thought you might appreciate a reply, but really I don't know what to say.
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meric
11y ago
Three stages of romance: attraction, rapport, sexual contact (e.g. kissing). The process from no relationship to having a relationship happens as two people experience these three stages together. So I suppose the answer to calculating roma
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meric
11y ago
China has been conjuring demand for concrete buildings for 7 years. IMO "stoking internal demand" is harmful to the economy. There's always demand for what people really want. Clean air, comfortable, affordable, living space
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meric
11y ago
From what you're saying, it sounds like only compassionate doctors have the ability to taper you off the prescribed drugs. You think it's better to not be addicted to a drug, and you came up with a reason to keep bathing your brai
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meric
11y ago
That's a good reason to not make everyone have a mental health professional. I think it's fine people can seek them out - people can subjectively evaluate whether the particular professional they're seeing is improving th
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meric
11y ago
I guess that's why they bought Bild Lilli.
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meric
11y ago
Look, if you want to study web frameworks, tell your employer you want to work 4 days a week and spend a day studying for yourself. How's the conversation going to go? "Can I spend every Friday learning this new web framework? No,
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meric
11y ago
I agree with you, 183 days definitely is a more relaxed way to live. My point was if people wanted to work on their company's stuff 4 days a week and improve their technical knowledge 1 day a week, they ought to negotiate a 4 day work
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meric
11y ago
Ok. I put my email in my profile. Pop me an email! :)
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meric
11y ago
Hours of commuting and working per week: (2 + 8) * 5 = 50. Hours of living on weekdays per week, exclude sleep: 6 * 5 = 30. Hours of living on weekends per week, exclude sleep: 32. Total hours living per week: 62 Total hours working per wee
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meric
11y ago
I do all of those things and code something of interest to me and my company has no 20% time. I understand, you'd like more time to do those things, but time when we get to do whatever we want is called a day off.
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meric
11y ago
Many jobs give you 28% time to do stuff you need. It's called the weekend.
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meric
11y ago
Which company is this?! I'd love to talk to you about it!
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meric
11y ago
You remind me of me. I'm 26. I'd much rather work on my own stuff than my company stuff. I have this plan after my current job to burn up some of my savings and spend a couple of years to build something I'm excited by. I
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meric
11y ago
If you think about it, the year of the Linux mobile has happened already.
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meric
11y ago
Is it using this algorithm? https://github.com/jcjohnson/neural-style
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meric
11y ago
It's consciousness cast onto a medium, like casting a double to a byte.
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meric
11y ago
I was using linked-list to append things to the head , which was supposed to be it's optimal use case. I've refactored the function it's calling to take an n argument, which means to leave first n holes in the returned v
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meric
11y ago
Have you checked out Gitlab? It looks quite cool. https://about.gitlab.com
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meric
11y ago
Yelling is domestic violence. I think 20% is a bit low.
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11y ago
I spent the entire last weekend trying to figure why a Linked List is slow no matter the operation or data type, compared to a flat array. In the end I put my Big O knowledge in the drawer and stripped linked lists from the program I was wo
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meric
11y ago
Imagine if you set aside a retirement fund. One day, you get a pay cut of 20%, and you choose to stay in your job. You don't have enough income to cover your expenses. So you make a deal with yourself to borrow from your retirement fun
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meric
11y ago
Or Legal told them it was bad idea to ignore safety advice from their engineers?
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meric
11y ago
What about Antarctica? Sure it's not a different planet, but you will be doing things that advance human civilisation and every person on Antarctica matters. EDIT: There's a lot of scientific research going on down there. [1] In A
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