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pelasaco
4y ago
:) That's what it is. You do scrum, you write your code, you do the work of 4 but earns as one.. and that's because its fun, t-shaped people don't like to stay in their comfort zone. /s
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pelasaco
4y ago
that's what full stack developers are all about. You should do everything. From planning to deployment. From backend to web design. Tune your cluster and fix your CSS.
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pelasaco
4y ago
probably the sponsors wont invest money on that project anymore.. Microsoft for example..
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pelasaco
4y ago
Yes, expanding this example further, 2 weeks ago with -30 degrees, I could go out with my diesel driven Lada Nivea, but my wifes electric Renault, couldn't start. Our solar panels were covered by snow and didn't generate enough en
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4y ago
" Perhaps that group of human raters was not representative of the wider society and inadvertently embedded their own biases in their ratings of the model's responses. In which case, those biases might have percolated into the mod
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4y ago
When I saw some notifications today, I asked myself if somebody wanted to prove to github that a possible not paid bug bounty could be well exploited. I don't believe a spammer thinks that the github is the best way to convert his spam
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4y ago
I think this comment resume well the frustration: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/27247#discussi... I've received at least 10 different notifications during the past 24 hours from porn spam
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Spam on GitHub Discussions
(github.com)
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4y ago
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Functional-programming-learning-path: A Learning Path for Functional Programming
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pelasaco
4y ago
if not "writing software" at least, debugging and fixing it :)
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pelasaco
4y ago
At least in south America, I saw in almost every financial institution, a lot of cobol being used until today.
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pelasaco
4y ago
now better stop to watch it again.. Argentinian geopolitics at full power here :)
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pelasaco
4y ago
Not sure, what I should write here now, LOL.. let me wait 10 more minutes :)
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pelasaco
4y ago
this second penalty was - however - a mistake.
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pelasaco
4y ago
I'm not sure if you are french or german, but both teams, together with netherlands, were those that profit at most from geopolitics in football.
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4y ago
Me! Looks like this comment from Mbappe will age like Milk https://twitter.com/espnfc/status/1529214154015395842?lang=e... EDIT: OR maybe not LOL.. France is just physically too strong... Technically? Meh.
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Data centres to get one hour’s notice to halve power usage – Business Post
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pelasaco
4y ago
exciting news /s
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pelasaco
4y ago
"hard" to believe /s
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pelasaco
4y ago
So then the question is who defines who is genius.
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pelasaco
4y ago
Hopefully is Lex Fridman thinking twice before joining it..
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pelasaco
4y ago
"this is our life's work and we are never gonna stop": https://store.steampowered.com/app/975370/Dwarf_Fortress/
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4y ago
> My big question is: What does that experience mean for the future? Buy a house outside of the city to be closer to green/woods? Take a job where I meet people less remote? Etc I did exactly that! You can see my comment here https
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4y ago
exactly, in times where traditions such as family and children are daily undermined, it was critical to keep sane and happy in such hard times.
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4y ago
When I read such articles, I just can realize how happy I am for having a family. Sure my pandemics was not perfect, but to have always the digital brake, go outside, play with my kids, cook with my wife and enjoy the life together. We spen
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4y ago
> - Adding unit tests for some piece of logic. The benefits of unit tests are so fundamental, but I try to emphasize that there are many people working on the codebase, don't want to accidentally introduce bugs, protect that logic f
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4y ago
> Some examples: - Sending a large PR that changes many files at once because their changes kept growing in scope as they were trying to figure out how to do something. I'm the most senior developer in my team. Normally I block the
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4y ago
> Anyhow it's sad that Facebook has so much of my family's lives hostage... Only there can I see what's up. I'm not the social media kind of people, but I have some friends and family members, that my last words were
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4y ago
interesting, I didn't know that.
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4y ago
Yes, well i just have it private, i just have the real close friends and family.. thats my message in a bottle to the future.. I hope it reaches the shore, someday.
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