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oerpli
5y ago
I work at a company with enterprise support and still found their contact persons & support completely useless. We had a few training and introduction sessions with their people and it usually ended with us tuning out/joking about
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oerpli
6y ago
He is suggesting that and it's wrong. Shootings are up by an even higher amount than deaths. The implications of that are left for the reader to figure out.
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oerpli
6y ago
An anecdote: I prepared a little bit with Hackerrank for my Google interview (in Oct 2018) and never once encountered a problem where a linked list would be remotely useful. I also watched the YT video about why LL are useless in practice i
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oerpli
6y ago
I thought they addressed this with "git switch". https://bluecast.tech/blog/git-switch-branch/
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oerpli
6y ago
Predictable in what way? Last year there was some discussion about the correctness of the usual take-away of the original blind-audition study: https://jsmp.dk/posts/2019-05-12-blindauditions/
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oerpli
6y ago
I would like tab-management to work as follows: - Export Tabs as list. Format could be something like URL;TITLE[;GROUP][;...] - Import list as Tabs: The inverse Then I could use existing tools (xsv,fzf,vscode,excel) to do whatever I like wi
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oerpli
7y ago
This makes it somewhat easier on the eyes but is still 80% too verbose. Crosstabview converts a table from: |a x 0 |a y 1 |a z 2 |b x 1 |b z 5 to | x y z |a 0 1 2 |b 1 5
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oerpli
7y ago
I used PostgreSQL as student and during research and had to switch to Microsoft SQL Server as my company uses that since forever. For features I used on both, the average quality of the SQL Server implementation is between middling and path
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oerpli
7y ago
But they could just do the same with the current ruling - the only difference would be whether they spend their money on more expensive slots or on wasting fuel.
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oerpli
7y ago
I think it is more some innate drive some people have and (most) other people don't. In my family I was always the only one that placed any importance on pursuing wealth. I would say that my upbringing wasn't that vastly different
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oerpli
7y ago
And how would you argue the other side? - Women and men are equal! - But they behave differently - Because women are discriminated against - How do you know that? - Because they behave differently. What now?
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oerpli
7y ago
Same for Teams. Based on what I've heard I thought I will like it but the input box ruined it for me. It's beyond pathetic how a company the size of MS cannot implement a text-box that outputs text how I want it more than 1 in 10
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oerpli
7y ago
Here in Liechtenstein things are working again.
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oerpli
8y ago
I've heard that the Aldi guys (there's Aldi South and North in Germany) don't compete for other countries and usually one of them gets the whole. As the US market is larger than most other countries combined they shared it wi
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oerpli
8y ago
Last year I interned at a company and the designated office had a huge black dog that smelled like a hobo in it (the dog belonged to one of the other 3 guys - no idea how his 2 colleagues can handle that smell). I spent approx. 2 minutes i
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8y ago
The fun thing is that I'm pretty sure that someone on the other side could write the exact same thing and sincerely believe it. I am not even sure if I am the dunce here for not getting that you wrote it that way on purpose and I'
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oerpli
8y ago
Indeed, that is correct. Though I think that most people enjoy having children but the economic circumstances and expectations make it hard to have them. I personally believe that fertility rates will go up again, due to two things: - YIMBY
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oerpli
8y ago
I think the argument is pretty straightforward: You take the following things as premises: a.) Humans tend to reproduce, often above-reproduction level b.) Humans usually tend to optimize their well-being c.) Well-being of individuals of yo
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oerpli
8y ago
The full version is also free. It comes included with the Office365 installer, but can be downloaded on its own: https://www.onenote.com/download OneNote syncs to OneDrive - so if you have O365 your storage space is quite
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oerpli
8y ago
Approx. last week there was a big study that investigated whether other studies replicate or not. Here's a fun quiz where people can guess the results: https://80000hours.org/psychology-replication-quiz/ One of th
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oerpli
8y ago
It seems that the post was written in 1997 [1], with some parts added in 2005 [2]. The author is generally a computer science professor with some idiosyncratic (at least for the current time) opinions. Though I enjoyed the classes I attende
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oerpli
8y ago
They say that they brought some new search features to mobile, though I would prefer if they fixed their search on desktop (or in general) first, as it only returns results from recent messages. Until sometime in 2016/2017 it was possi
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oerpli
8y ago
Flynn himself does not believe that the Flynn effect represented real intellectual gains. For any test, your grade is usually based on: * Your form on that day (good day/bad day whatever) * Your competence * Test taking ability (TTA) T
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oerpli
9y ago
Does someone know what's the current state of TF on Windows? I've used it for some image classification homework 1.5y ago and back then I had some issues but it kind of worked. Does someone have more recent experiences in some hob
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oerpli
9y ago
I recommend looking at . and $ to make code more readable (by preventing unnecessary brackets) product $ map (\x -> x^x) [1..5] (.) :: (b -> c) -> (a -> b) -> a -> c ($) :: (a -> b) -> a -> b =&g
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oerpli
9y ago
>In fact, from what I've seen most of the media and politicians lack basic maths skills. FTFY. Or maybe even: >In fact, from what I've seen most people lack basic maths skills.
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oerpli
9y ago
I think what the author meant is: It's a guess where the best position is for the first click. You can't fail with the first move but you can have different outcomes and it's advisable to choose a position where the expected
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oerpli
9y ago
I attended a similar course and talked with other students about their solutions and what difficulties they encountered. From what I've seen I had the impression that MiniZinc had some problems, i.e. it has some unexpected behavior, su
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oerpli
9y ago
In the native dialect of western Austria you can't say "I love you". Some form of "I like you" is as high as the emotions get there.
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oerpli
9y ago
Diverging colormaps should only be used when some value in between should be highlighted (sea level height, median). Also, I find 21% surprisingly large for Austria.
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