nnoitra

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by nnoitra 4y ago
Yes it is despite what seneca says. People obsessed about not wasting their lives are actually the ones that waste it.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Just what a horrible shady behavior. Give us your money but you are responsible for the code that OUR tool generates.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Why is Java used in low latency systems? Isn't C++ a better choice there?
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by nnoitra 4y ago
That's exactly what the studies suggest. Go on Tinder and see what you get.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
As a matter of fact due to the halo effect attractive people are just considered to have better personalities and no women don't have supernatural abilities to detect "shitty vibes" it's basically just about looks.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Speaking about sex to fall in their laps. I remember 2009 or so even sort of cute guys were having girls approach them. Now the looks required for that have basically skyrocketed. Being kinda cute doesn't cut it nowadays. You have to b
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by nnoitra 4y ago
It is indeed true. Just go on a Tinder as an average man and see what you get.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Yup. In the Western world if you aren't a >= 7 in the looks department you will definitely struggle.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
It's unfortunately a lot sadder than that. You'd be suprised at the amount of males that want to have sex but just can't get any. There is a serious case of looks inflation nowadays with Tinder etc.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
That's really impressive but you sell yourself short. You did do the college stuff just not in CS but in a related difficult field. And then you had ultra high discipline to work hard for 3 years on top of that to break into software e
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by nnoitra 4y ago
To become really succesful in a tech career the demands are simply too great even if you are in the top percentile in IQ. To go to a good university you literally have to be super focused in high-school and do all sorts of extracurricular a
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Yeah but birdwatching at least implies that the activity is varied. What if someone was laying bricks for 9 hours and then came home ate dinner and then laid bricks for 3 more hours and did this for years and then took a vacation and laid b
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by nnoitra 4y ago
"With my recent scaling-back of the rosco_m68k project that’s been getting all my free time for the past couple of years, I needed a fun project to do during my time off, and I ideally wanted to take a break from Motorola 68k assembly
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by nnoitra 4y ago
As is machine learning, cryptography, learning Cantonese and snorting cocaine. Is it special in any way though?
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by nnoitra 4y ago
why should a dev become a blockhain developer tho?
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by nnoitra 4y ago
US only?
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by nnoitra 4y ago
What's the best way to see recent pictures based on geographics location? IG? I'm asking because I thought this would be automized. I'm suprised it's not!
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Lol, Golang. res, err = doSomething() If there is an error how on earth does the res value make sense.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
>That's quite different from a bachelor's degree or a master's degree; those degrees are awarded for a mastery of existing knowledge I didn't know a BsC was a sign of mastery of a field.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Why was WhatsApp so popular though, wasn't it just another chat app for mobile?
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by nnoitra 4y ago
No, that's not true, LC style problems are not bullshit. There's no rote-memorization required. Just basics of a language that you know and the very basic constructs. 95% of programming is data structures and algorithms because th
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by nnoitra 4y ago
I don't believe at all that this is a possibility. What those programmers have been doing is gluing code from StackOverflow to create UIs. Just look at development in React. There's no thinking involved whatsoever. Just navigate t
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by nnoitra 4y ago
my eyes....
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by nnoitra 4y ago
" Because the girl in the bookstore that you've been daydreaming about moisturizes her face for an hour every night and feels guilty when she eats anything other than salad for lunch. She's going to be a surgeon in 10 years.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
There's no way in hell you would fail a FizzBuzz test if you have done the things you say you have done.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
Yeah, let's just be slaves and never say what we really think. Engineers should never succumb to corporate slavery, here are the reasons: 1) too smart 2) Can find a job elsewhere 3) Google in a resume is literally gold(for her particul
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by nnoitra 4y ago
political benefit you say... hmmm
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by nnoitra 4y ago
What cycle at the end of the day he has to work and idk how with that salary he didnt make enough to retire already.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
This is a bizarre non sequitur.
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by nnoitra 4y ago
They're barely used in industry.

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