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by mianos 7y ago
The other thing that is often odd is they place an ad for a position and list very specific domain knowledge and they say 'before we will consider you, you need do this arbitrary four hour on line coding test'. Here in Sydney we h
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by mianos 7y ago
Just learn it doing a tutorial and you will smile. That is what did it for me many years ago and still does.
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by mianos 7y ago
You mean:. this if true else that?
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by mianos 7y ago
+1 for the idea of putting solar panels on the pets. Pretty sure of the same marketing people who think putting solar cells on a car roof will be cost effective would love that idea.
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by mianos 7y ago
I used to be type of of developer who would always make executables and installers in years gone by. I find now in all cases I whip up what I want to do as a script and then embed it in Flask as a webapp. The only thing I don't do th
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by mianos 7y ago
The process does not encourage experience but mainly the ability to remember recent academic programming puzzles. The first comment is correct even though they do have many existing experienced developers that would be in a position to prov
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by mianos 7y ago
For simple queries, sure SQL is great but it is not composable. Ideally you want to send your whole query to the database at once and for a complex statement that may mean many many lines of reasonably complex joins etc. With Sqlalchmey you
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by mianos 7y ago
He was staying in the same hotel as me when I was working in Montreal many years ago. After I saw him a number of days in a row he actually said hi to me before I did to him (probably on account of me being a bit star struck). That seems to
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by mianos 7y ago
I am both a Python programmer and a C++ programmer. I have programmed professionally full time in one or the other for years at a time. I think C++ is now a much better language than when I learnt it first (cfront). In particular C++11 re
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by mianos 8y ago
As the ERS uses motors to regenerate power and assist braking this would probably just be a few lines of code these days. Although ABS not allowed, I think they can use ERS for yaw control under braking (if not someone can correct me?)
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by mianos 8y ago
Citation, the equivalent of the AOG over there proudly said they have taken it and will return the money to the state after fees and bribes: https://www.rmf24.pl/fakty/polska/news-lodzkie-w-malym-banku...
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by mianos 8y ago
A 5 axis mill? Once you had the model you could get one offs in many contract shops. It is by no means trivial but if it is an expensive part you could make a very workable copy. Given the required characteristics of the air flow there are
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by mianos 8y ago
It is Dutch.
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Yes I agree. I would not have been so down-voted so much if I had said the use of templates in the std:: libraries and some others, not all, is fantastic. But, the use of templates to make generic code when it does not need to be leads to t
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by mianos 8y ago
Compilation times? Obfuscation? Bloat? I like them but these are valid negatives.
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by mianos 8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect
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by mianos 8y ago
It would be great if some of the web sites like mygov or the ATO business portal used stuff like this instead of the brain dead frameworks they use now.
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by mianos 8y ago
#7 or bird shot would not even scratch the paint if falling under gravity. It is approximately 0.1 gram. If you ever see what it looks like in real life, it is tiny and soft. The only reason it does damage is because the charge gets it goin
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by mianos 8y ago
Birdshot has such small energy when falling you hardly feel it. It is more like rain. No way it would damage the skin of an aircraft.
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by mianos 8y ago
As an ex motorcyclist I would never make any sort of turn without a glance over my shoulder. You make a mistake on a bike you die. That makes for some good training. I always think everyone should spend a little time in such a vulnerable si
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by mianos 8y ago
Personally I don't think this is true.
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by mianos 8y ago
Not derived at all. The design principles and operation are similar due to a few of the same people working on both. Would you say Linux is derived from Unix? I guess many would but, personally, I am working on a new trading system, would i
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by mianos 8y ago
That would be as easy as getting a same sized chip that is, say, an attiny, a bit of sand-papering and a laser to re-etch the package. If you had access to a wire bonding machine, not difficult, you could mount a second die in a de-capped
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by mianos 8y ago
Mine was a Subaru too. It must be some policy world wide.
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by mianos 8y ago
Funny thing is I removed mine when I got my new car home. When I took my car in for a service it came back with new plate surround.
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by mianos 8y ago
One rather long creative wiring essay on why it's actually O-Bike's fault delinquents dumped their bikes in the creek? Conspiracy theories? Shady tactics about collecting data by lending bikes without GPSs? This one has everything
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by mianos 8y ago
The setup script runs perfectly on Ubuntu in an lxd container as well.
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by mianos 8y ago
It has been a while but I wrote an ARM and Atmel cross build system for Arduino boards. It was hard keeping compatibility with the IDE environment but the result worked and was not half as ugly as a cmake setup.
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There is a python one, waf, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waf It is awesome but not very popular. I wish it was more popular. As a python and C++ developer the build files and up so much clearer than anything else. I
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by mianos 8y ago
I agree, this is 100% normal in accounting, as the earlier thread pointed out. If there is an error you add journal entries to the end to make the adjustment. It is funny that this sort of thing was invented in accounting in 1494.

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