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by phibz 3y ago
Or everything is just a list.
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by phibz 3y ago
Sure. What if they are undecided about you. You're good but they want to consider other applicants. In that case you'll likely get silence. But lets say they know you're not a fit. So they decline you based on your test proje
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by phibz 3y ago
The payback on take home tests is seldom worth it. There is too much liability and risk and very little incentive to the company to provide honest feedback. You should learn to accept the fact that you will not get an honest review. If you
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by phibz 3y ago
What the author describes is many people. Being at an ivy league school doesn't change that. In fact it might make it harder. Through overcoming stuggle and strife we become stronger. Most of us are scared children walking around in ad
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by phibz 3y ago
I had a siamese mix cat that did this. It seemed to mean "hey. I see you." A kind of recognition with a touch of affection. Its definitely part of the cat language.
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by phibz 3y ago
You keep coming back to them? Really? Why? They're interesting articles but they just scratch the surface and I don't see how further readings would change that.
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by phibz 3y ago
I dont think i could give up the palm rests of my keyboard.io, but something like this looks interesting in that i might be able to customize it.
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by phibz 3y ago
box_patterns exists on unstable. Unfortunately it's still not merged.
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by phibz 4y ago
That's very hard to police and prove. It's easier if you pay them to be unemployed for long enough for their knowledge to be less valuable. This is very common with businesses like hedge funds. But I agree non-compete should be na
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by phibz 4y ago
The article asserts that javascript is interpreted and was is bytecompiled so its faster. I think this ignores modern JIT based javascript engines like v8. They're very good at optimizing hot path javascript code as native code. WASM s
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by phibz 4y ago
It is possible to statically link everything except for libnss and link it dynamically. I used this trick to create recovery shells on Solaris back in the day that didnt need /usr mounted. Same thing worked on Linux from what I recall.
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by phibz 4y ago
Seems like the solder paste + hotplate method would be preferable to hand soldering, especially for that buffer chip.
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by phibz 4y ago
I agree. This is definitely about addiction and its bedfellow codependence. I read the writing style as bizzaro, perhaps to soften difficult topics and to add intrigue. So to that end Michelle isn't actually puppeting Jeff. She's
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by phibz 4y ago
Hard truth #9. People won't stop clicking on listicles, so writers keep using them.
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by phibz 4y ago
I have been going on a similar journey. My childhood was trauma over and over again. I learned to cope but those skills no longer serve me at 45. It seems you have been much more literal about "connecting with your inner child".
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by phibz 4y ago
> I have periodic crises of conscience where I wonder if I've been doing programming wrong all these years, or if it's an example of a community barking up the wrong tree. When I first learned of FP about 20 years ago I thought
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by phibz 4y ago
When you program on a team choices like using procedural vs OOP vs FP aren't up to you since they impact others. You should be coding for your maintenance programmer, the person who will come behind you, need to quickly understand the
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by phibz 4y ago
Interesting response from Mr Hegarty. I wonder if they would have gotten the same treatment by a US company?
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by phibz 4y ago
Very cool. Although you confused me for a moment with the runit name. I was thinking the runit init daemon.
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by phibz 4y ago
One of my college professors worked on long range ship gun munitions in the late 70s that were steerable through analog computers. He described the spinning of the round was used to drive an oil pump. Reservoirs around the circumference con
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by phibz 4y ago
I would never consider a work survey to be anonymous and treat it such that I would only say things I was willing to say directly.
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by phibz 4y ago
I do 99% of my day job on a windows laptop connected to a Linux NoMachine session. It's not perfect but it works really well. There are RDP implementations for Linux both client and server. x11rdp, remotedesktop,, etc.
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by phibz 4y ago
Better than cast iron for me is enamled cast iron. It's not non-stick but it's extremely durable. Worth the price.
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by phibz 4y ago
I discovered alacrity when I first learned rust and have stuck with it. It has good performance, despite possible exaggerations or regressions, good compatibility, a big enough scrollback, and real transparency. All my most important featur
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by phibz 4y ago
It's nice to see rust in an article not about rust.
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by phibz 4y ago
It's more like the C programmer is a sushi master. They can make a delicious, beautifully crafted snack. But if the wrong ingredients are used you'll get very sick.
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by phibz 4y ago
Excellent description of HKTs. As a rust programmer I sort of knew these things but this helped make it clearer.
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by phibz 4y ago
One I've flipped on: Functional programming has some really solid ideas.
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by phibz 4y ago
They look more like ROUS, Rodents Of Unusual Size, from The Princess Bride. At least that's what I thought when I first saw one.
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by phibz 4y ago
The DMCA does not require YouTube to be involved in any part of the judgement. By just being the messenger YT is granted legal immunity for their part in spreading the alleged infringing work. The complaintent is the judge _by design_! The

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