nsxwolf

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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I'm going to see if the word "Enterprise" convinces my organization to allow us to use ChatGPT with our actual codebase, which is currently against our rules.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
They're children, not some neural network you can train. They're all going to learn at different rates, and individualized education in a school setting is simply not possible. You're lucky if there's a breakdown by reme
513.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
I help my kids with homework, 5 minutes here and there. Seems like that shouldn't be too hard for most people, unless they literally never see their kids.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I help my kids with their homework. I don't do it for them, or anything like that. My mom helped me with mine when she could. Is that weird?
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
Wedge salads are great. But, how do they get properly washed? Do you have to disassemble the layers, wash them, and put it back together? Or is it just the outer leaves you have to worry about?
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I've been WFH for 20 years. My family's life has been built around it including choice of schools, my wife's job, activities, etc. We own one car. If I were to take a job downtown, my wife would have to get a different job, w
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I am Mr. Westbrook. AMA.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
This is a crazy rare version of an already rare arcade cabinet. I've seen exactly one of these in my entire life. The price may not be that silly if it is in good condition.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
So, it sounds like having a Github could be a net negative. I don't treat personal projects like I treat production code at work. I experiment, don't write a lot of unit tests, use bad practices because they're easier, and I
520.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
You'll never receive feedback on why you were rejected either way, so there's no way to prove or disprove this strategy, or any other. We hem and haw and tweak and fret about every little thing in this process, but ultimately all
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
A family friend is a teacher and she talks about how the kids just play with their phones the whole time. They don't pay attention and she's not allowed to do anything about it. I don't understand how we got to the point wher
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
Anecdotal, I am not seeing any difference with the low paying jobs.
523.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
And yet I get flat out rejected without a phone screen after 300 applications. What is even going on? I was under the impression that every job posting right now is instantly buried with a glut of top quality candidates, and that you simply
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I've been remote since 2005. Organizations that pioneered that kind of work didn't do it because they were forced to, so there is a whole different vibe in such companies. It's not seen as a "perk", and there's
525.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
I definitely wouldn't trust it if they're not certifying that they work and providing the exact revision of the board. Even boards that appear to have the same layout may be different - it was common to screw up a trace layout on
526.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
There are some examples of a manufacturer using the exact system for several games. Williams, for instance - the hardware that ran Joust also ran Robotron 2049 and several other games, requiring no more than a ROM swap and controller layout
527.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
This is why kabobs are so good.
528.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
I expected to have bad luck on my Mac, but I ran: git clone https://github.com/bartobri/no-more-secrets.git cd no-more-secrets make ./bin/nms It worked!
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I've had a few online code assessments that appear to have been hardened against ChatGPT "attacks". I failed at solving a problem that was just "Compute values of the Collatz conjecture for input n" because they wro
530.
by nsxwolf 3y ago
You know what I've always wanted in a front end framework, as a back end developer that sometimes is forced to work on front end tickets? I want a development build mode that generates some kind of project metadata where I can just poi
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
Yes. If it were the case that public schools were universally regarded as great, and everyone felt well served by them, it would be right to be skeptical of private interests coming in and trying to capture some of that money for themselves
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
New schools appear as soon as the money is available.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
I'm almost 50. I've watched this scam play out my entire life. We've gotta fix the public schools, they said, when I was in public school. They said it year after year, generation after generation. It's never happening.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
The funding wouldn't be unlimited. Schools would have to figure out how to deliver services with the funds available. This is not totally different than how many public school systems are funded. My local government sucks $12,000 a yea
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
And if you could fix the system, it would have been fixed by now. If you have a kid today, you have 5-6 years to fix the system before it starts failing them. Your kid will be grown before any meaningful change is made, and any harms caused
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
Cheaper and better than wars.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
When I used to fly (pre-iPad) I used a kneeboard for my paper charts, pencils, etc. Great to know that everything is right there and isn't falling on the floor.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
That language has been "standard" for what, about a year or two? Forgive people for being confused.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
Why wasn't there a population explosion before the pill even existed? That doesn't make a lot of sense.
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by nsxwolf 3y ago
This being a "human right" seems like a matter of opinion.

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