namaemuta

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by namaemuta 10y ago
Maybe they are evaluating how do you answer instead of what do you answer. If your answer includes a total underestimation of the recruiter's knowledge, maybe that's an attitude that google is not looking for.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
For anyone wondering about this particular sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azkFz1ZbXyU
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Are you implying that women don't swear? and why does a child have to play this game? this game is obviously oriented to a mature audience. Not all the games have to be suitable for everybody. If not, the only games available would be
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Social standards are the principal causes of depression: too overweight, too skinny, too tall, too short, being single, not owning a house, not having a job, not owning a car, not having enough friends, not hanging out enough, not being not
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Reading his "about" section was enough for me to close his page. I can't take serious anything said by someone like him.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
I can't believe how quickly you guys are jumping to the conclusion of letting twitter die. It has a lot of value for common people to report problems and make them being noticed. For example, I've lost the count of how many people
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by namaemuta 10y ago
My bad. For some reason I missed that part. When reading it, I thought about another HN post in which a Japanese classified cucumbers using deep learning and thought that maybe that could be applied too to get the right texture and moisture
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by namaemuta 10y ago
It depends. If people like it or if it gets a status of "haute cuisine", it would be useful (in terms of money) and would solve the problem of people not wanting to do it because of its tediousness.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Do you think the process could be automatized? from my naive perspective, that doesn't seem a tremendously difficult task.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
IIRC, there's a Terry Pratchett's quote that says something like this: "(...)you should be afraid of that cashier at the supermarket that quietly is being yelled all the time until one day he appears with a shotgun". The
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Thanks for the remark, that's totally true.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
I totally agree with you except for the part of avoiding angry. It shouldn't be avoided but redirected towards something more useful. For example it's a great fuel for lifting weights at the gym.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
If your job is done and they don't assign you new tasks there are a few things you could consider: - Find something to improve - Work in side projects of your own - Find new stuff to learn / practice
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Maybe the difference is that violence is a common thing in our society and doesn't have the impact or disgusting reflect that would have CR3000. Being used to see violence in fantasy doesn't make you violent deep inside, you just
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by namaemuta 10y ago
> "Do you know why people like violence? It is because it feels good. Humans find violence deeply satisfying" That's an incredibly simplification of what originates violence. People can become violent because of their frus
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by namaemuta 10y ago
> A significant portion of modern Americans regularly enjoy blood and carnage in video games and movies Yeah. it's called fiction and a more significant portion of people in the world consume all that without committing mass murder.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Sorry, I didn't express myself correctly. I meant this chrome app[1] in the apple store. I was wondering if people with iPhones can at least install a different browser to take advantage of those features. But if you say that it's
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by namaemuta 10y ago
It's the Chrome version of the apple store also restricted in its html5 features?
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by namaemuta 10y ago
> If someone is offended by being asked to code something like this then they are probably going to be offended by the work they'll have to do once they start employment. I don't agree with you because it's not the same co
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by namaemuta 10y ago
In "merging" it is assumed that there won't be any repeated values? that is the first question that came to my mind.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
> "‘It is rather paradoxical how we never worked towards an exam and yet I remember far more of it than I do most other subjects I was studying at the time!" Well, it was a single optional class so it's remarkable enough t
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by namaemuta 10y ago
I don't know about him but, when you have a certain skill level in English, the best way for me to improve is by reading tons of books in English. That's the way you learn vocabulary/expressions you usually don't use and
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by namaemuta 10y ago
On mobile the most I use (if not the only one) is Firefox for the simple reason of allowing me to add ad-blockers as extensions.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
When the AI ends up showing me a Google search, it's kind of disappointing. If I wanted to do a Google search, I'd do it myself instead of adding the step of asking the AI to search it for me.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
That's why I want SpaceX to success. If they manage to get some profits or find something interesting out there, the race for the colonization would be even bigger than the space race during the cold war.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
I like to think that we will be the lost civilization that other space species will be looking forward to find ;)
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Is it because you have done all the interesting stuff or because you got distracted with something else (or had to stop working on it) and you don't feel like working on it again?
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by namaemuta 10y ago
The same happens to me. It's more effort to think about to do something than sitting down and start doing it.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Hahaha thought the same, some kind of 3d-ish resume.
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by namaemuta 10y ago
Then the real answer is "People are "busy" because they don't want to be bored".

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