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mkoryak
3y ago
What happened to DataTables? Anyone remember that thing? The author used to charge for support because the tool was both crappy and ubiquitous
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3y ago
Cuteness is nothing?!
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No don't do this. Once I asked chatgpt to make some obfuscated+minified js readable for me. It did. I was blown away by how well it chose the variable names. I started looking at this code to find the prod bug, but I found other bugs t
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3y ago
Poop fart and code
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3y ago
I have
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3y ago
Maybe that would have saved everyone some time, which is a good thing
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3y ago
I never got those responses, but I think that swearing during an interview is not a good idea
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3y ago
Nothing at all.
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3y ago
I no longer work at startups or interview anyone.
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3y ago
When I worked at startups i interviewed people for swe jobs. I used to ask "what is your favorite 4 letter word?" and compare responses to their interview performance.
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3y ago
But it does exist. Should nothing be done about climate change because we wish it wasn't happening?
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3y ago
Why are some metrics using an 80% confidence interval while others use 95%?
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3y ago
No one is stopping you from watching cable TV instead of complaining about YouTube
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3y ago
Did they ever link the reddit post? I found it: https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/tkcl5b/aita_...
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3y ago
So you can use the app to opt out of this stuff? Seems like good ux
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3y ago
Rtfa
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3y ago
Sorry I missed the original rage inducer. Anyone care to drop a link for my lazy self?
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3y ago
If I wanted to buy myself a computer that I can stick that 4090 into, what's the minimum amount that I would spend such that I don't end up bottlenecking the GPU. Not for gaming, if that makes any difference.
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3y ago
I think the problem is that you've been measuring YOUR blood pressure, but you should have been measuring OPs blood pressure. Maybe if you did that, you wouldn't disagree so much?
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3y ago
I must not be a laymen then.
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3y ago
If you don't have time to write good tests, maybe consider not writing any tests. I've worked for many a startup where we didn't have any tests because we rewrote everything every few months. And that was ok because everyone
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3y ago
I recently bought a cheap zink camera and some not-so-cheap zink paper. People said the quality wasn't good but I thought, "how bad can it really be?" Pretty terrible! I don't understand how zink can be a thing that peop
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3y ago
> There are no exotic dependencies, nothing to maintain and you can quickly adapt it to your needs. Yeah kinda, except that most people making static sites aren't the people who know Make.
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3y ago
I don't trust any of those sites anymore because as covid becomes more normalized people stop testing / reporting their test results. Most of the countries on that list have 0 new cases. Is that the reality or are they simply not
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3y ago
a while ago I was messaged on Facebook by a nice Russian fellow who wanted me to _give_ him my Facebook username and domain name because he owns a dog wash in Moscow called dogself. He seemed to imply that if I was located in Russia I would
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3y ago
For those of you with expensive watches (5000usd+): Do you wear it every day? Does it impact your plans ie "I shouldn't wear it today because I might be targeted for a robbery"? What is the reason you bought an expensive watc
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3y ago
I can count a number of things wrong with that image on her right hand. 7 or 8.
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3y ago
19 sensors is more than a real dog!
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> A Dell spokesperson told Ars Technica today that Dell is also paying customers interest and "taking steps to improve our pricing processes to ensure this sort of error does not happen again." Sounds like my 9 year old "I
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That man was not very wise to begin with. I wonder what else he needs to learn about _in prod_.
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