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by oneepic 6y ago
It is all mental in my experience. If you want that spark back, work your way back to the people you know who still have that spark. What separates you and them -- Why do they think that way? What thoughts are blocking you from thinking tha
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by oneepic 6y ago
I met my first girlfriend in Dekaron (AKA 2moons, an mmorpg) when I was a kid, in 2007ish. I met her in a map for mid-leveled players. We played together in a party, talked a bit, she let me know she was a girl, and she accepted my proposit
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by oneepic 6y ago
+1. I lost the game by clicking on a space that could not have possibly been a mine, based on the # of mines left. If there were a mine there, then the total number of mines would have had to be N+1, not N.
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by oneepic 6y ago
1) Care but don't care too much about your classes. Job recruiters and interviewers don't care much about what you specifically take, but they like seeing a CS, math, stats or physics degree. Shoot for 3.2 (maybe just 3... opinion
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by oneepic 6y ago
My point is that it's irresponsible to reduce these companies to their ads and data practices, because they also tend to be great places to work and tend to offer a positive culture and benefits. You should consider everything before d
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by oneepic 6y ago
You can say that, but people gain a lot from working there. There are many pluses to working at these companies. Pay/benefits/relocation packages, provided on-the-job training and free access to a lot of technical courses, relativ
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by oneepic 7y ago
OP never implied he knew everything.
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by oneepic 7y ago
Can't wait to get to the airport and hear them call for boarding: "At this time we'd like to welcome all our slower passengers to the boarding process. Again, our slow, lazy passengers are welcome to board the aircraft."
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by oneepic 7y ago
I'm surprised not because it happened, but because it was so thorough...
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by oneepic 7y ago
I think everyone in the tech industry mentions imposter syndrome so much that it's either not the problem here, or OP has heard it so often that they're deaf to it.
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by oneepic 7y ago
IMO 1) it's already been a fad for a while, and 2) if you're talking about higher-level math (Lie superalgebras, differentiable manifolds, and other big words...) most of it has been and still seems to be impractical (read: worthl
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by oneepic 7y ago
What world is the author living in? Probably just the world of a web developer. Most people use the modern web all the time, it sucks, but sucks != unusable. Very clickbait headline.
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by oneepic 7y ago
I imagine the next best thing would be setting up a site/mailing list outside of the company. But I also imagine the company would take action to shut that down anyway. A very absurd situation.
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by oneepic 7y ago
Just reading the summary of Collatz reminds me a whole lot of the Josephus problem. 3x+1 is a similar expression you'd see when you're trying to enumerate indices in that problem. Dividing by two is similar to going once around th
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by oneepic 7y ago
Lots of Bioshock vibes too.
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by oneepic 7y ago
YouTube has many channels with playthroughs of old games as well. (old for me is the 90's and early 00's since i'm in my twenties) You can find things like the old Lego PC games, old educational games like Physicus/Biosc
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by oneepic 7y ago
A long time ago I remember seeing those timeout parameters when I took Java class, and saying, "ehhh it's probably fine to leave it as null". Also the docs at the time seemed to agree that an infinite timeout was totally fine
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by oneepic 7y ago
This depends on how hard your BS program was / how much time and effort you put in.
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by oneepic 7y ago
As advertised. You wanted a change, you got it. /s
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by oneepic 7y ago
With modifications, maybe. Like, you don't have to store everything on the service's end until you're ready to delete it. Also we don't seem to have a P2P service with the kind of contract I mentioned.
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by oneepic 7y ago
I wonder if this would be a workable idea: Create a service for long-term storage with an easy integration API; the idea would be that if you integrate your data with our service, and you eventually (maybe you're going out of business,
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by oneepic 7y ago
Slightly related, since this blog post has inspired me for a while. I would absolutely love to read a whole fantasy-themed "tome" that treats a programming topic as a school of magic. Maybe VR/AR is like illusion/alterat
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by oneepic 7y ago
I agree, but I found some of the relevant practices really hard to adopt. For example, how do you setup your tooling to put documentation in one place so it can be used for a wide variety of purposes, like code comments and relevant custome
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by oneepic 7y ago
That line seems pretty dramatic, to say the least. Quite a bit of narrativizing is being done here.
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by oneepic 7y ago
OP says as much, which I respect, even if I don't share his position. It's just a rough subject these days.
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by oneepic 7y ago
Good, more sites should do the same. Customer review systems tend to just get abused and paint a confusing picture. That said, I still wish we could give customers a good way to share feedback at least somewhat publicly...
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by oneepic 7y ago
This might just mean that the work involved in "reaching your potential" literally wouldn't make you happy. I think you know that moving further would really suck in some way. So either let it go and do something else you&#x2
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by oneepic 7y ago
I imagine that was not the exact intent. Perhaps it was designed to respond to wireless signals, but something triggered a fault.
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by oneepic 7y ago
Did you make this account just to make this post?
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by oneepic 7y ago
And put your kid in swimming lessons ASAP for good measure.

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