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by peheje 7y ago
Why of course
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by peheje 7y ago
I am talking about the Two General's problem which I thought original commentator was referring to as the original problem. In this situation you are describing a server that wants to send a client a message, and both parties need to b
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by peheje 7y ago
How does a server fix the problem? The server still doesn't know whether the sender knows that the server received and acknowledged your message, so you might want an ack from server, but again, the server doesn't know if you rece
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by peheje 7y ago
You need to rethink your worth. Seems like you are quite the profile. Demand the pay you deserve. Bachelor in SW-eng, 4 years of professional diverse work, dive instructor - working under pressure, meeting people, outgoing, seeking new chal
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by peheje 7y ago
I got pushed a graphical flow migration took down my throat by my manager. On the argument that in that way others would be able to read at reuse it because it was standard. In reality it was used once and I suffered all its quirks, also no
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by peheje 7y ago
What is clunky about it? It even allows you to drag back the current program pointer to a previous line in your program, change the code and run the section. One problem I found was it doesn't work with generic methods though, not sure
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by peheje 7y ago
Hello ay. Glad to spread this if it can help anyone. Could you elaborate a bit more on your experience? The 13khz whistle how long have you been hearing that? How much did you use the tool? Is the whistle permanently gone?
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by peheje 7y ago
Hi. In original post I wrote I had ringing for a weekend. It was in fact a week. I used it 1-3 times a day. Mostly while getting to sleep or walking, I could lower the volume more and more until I slept. The ringing was totally gone in betw
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by peheje 7y ago
Sorry for offtopic. What is the best iOS alternative to ti89? Ever since leaving Android that is was I miss the most.
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by peheje 7y ago
Some TikToks are highly creative, joy-inducing and a testament to being one happy human (or dog) anno 2019. I agree people also need to enjoy a lengthy book once, an inspiring piece of music or whatever floats your boat, but aren't y
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by peheje 7y ago
I remember when I used it the ringing totally stopped in between the calibration sounds. Does it do that to you as well? The sounds were pretty annoying but at least I could control their intensity and while going to sleep I could gradually
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by peheje 7y ago
I totally agree my man. Wish you the best in the future.
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by peheje 7y ago
Go to concerts dude! Just wear protection. You can get these plugs designed for music. Just have a backup pair with you as well.
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by peheje 7y ago
I had a ringing for a weekend and found and used this extensively https://github.com/generalfuzz/acrn I remember it being after some loud event. But I honestly can't remember. It went away. But it might not have
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by peheje 7y ago
I recommend the book: The pragmatic programmer. There's a section there explaining orthogonality by explaining a system that is not: a helicopter. That example sticks with me.
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by peheje 7y ago
You don't want to write unrelated code, you want to write orthogonal code.
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by peheje 7y ago
You are not looking around the corner.
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by peheje 7y ago
It sounds more like someone actually sat down and thought about what to do before doing it. I read danish. I have experience with it. I did not understand what the page was trying to say. Providing your data through APIs are often a better
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by peheje 7y ago
Hyperion
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by peheje 7y ago
I really like Nim. I hope the threading interface improves though, I found it lacking last time I checked about half a year ago.
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by peheje 8y ago
diff, branch, merge, blame, stash
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by peheje 8y ago
Virtual Dom faster than direct manipulation? Source please.
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by peheje 8y ago
I'm answering the first question. Maybe not as sexy as the rest of you. In my first year of professional work I have been learning Asp.net+Episerver for frontend, SSIS and sharpening my SQL for a migration project, Microsoft CRM, Swa
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by peheje 8y ago
Programming, in the broadest sense of the word, is hard. Even for the most intelligent people. You don't have to look much around you for crap every day it-solutions, security breaches, million dollar rocket exploding into another plan
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by peheje 8y ago
I'm not sure about the specific code sample, but take a look at Nim. It's python syntaxy but 'fast' and compiled.
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by peheje 8y ago
Nice and simple writeup. Straight to the point without being ceremonious.
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by peheje 8y ago
I have to agree. The fact that evolution is the only process we know have spawned consciousness just resonates with me. While our algorithms might mimick evolution poorly, there's something raw about it. And it's not totally forgo
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by peheje 8y ago
Learn the git cmd prompt first. Use a text editor eg. Code to fix merges. Git is powerful. And can have a hard learning curve, but don't have to. Learn it in CMD. I mostly use status push pull commit -a add checkout checkout -b branch
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by peheje 8y ago
I'll take a look at Firefox.
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by peheje 8y ago
This. This a thousand times. I get these random slow downs as well with safari. But only every once in a while. What is happening?

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