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by pipes 2y ago
Or the iron that I wish they wouldn't add as it means I can't eat them due to my medical condition.
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by pipes 2y ago
"freedom from government interference, is being promoted by those seeking to weaken the government enough to supplant it" That is a very big generalisation. There are many legitimate reasons for reducing government interference an
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by pipes 2y ago
Because eventually you end up rewriting a more brittle version of an established framework. Plus someone else may have to maintain it. Working out how your vanilla code works is worse than learning a framework because there's no help.
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by pipes 2y ago
The responses are the usual "just use this thing I'm familiar with and it's really easy" nonsense.
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by pipes 2y ago
The reverse of a wired article then. Takes about ten pages of scrolling to to get to the point.
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by pipes 2y ago
Listening to this today, so far really good. Glad I found it. Thanks.
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by pipes 2y ago
Or submarines swim ;)
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by pipes 2y ago
Great pitch! I now want to play homeworld 2! It was only a tenner in Tesco? Why so cheap?
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by pipes 2y ago
I've never worked on a team where story points aren't translated into time. I've found story points to be a completely useless level of indirection. Genuine question, has anyone here ever found them useful?
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by pipes 2y ago
Coincidentally I watched this last night https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7TWKSMtKCmU It gives the history / motivation behind logarithms and suddenly it became so much clearer to me. Pretty much multipling huge numbers
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by pipes 2y ago
Someone in the YouTube comments claims he was an intern at rare at the time and he was responsible for this. Who knows, they could be lying.
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by pipes 2y ago
"right now" being the key phrase here. On what length of time due you judge stability? The last 75 years or so in China... well amoung other things they killed over 50 million of their own people with a man made famine. The questi
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by pipes 2y ago
Do you see any potential down sides f the state decided not to protect intellectual property?
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by pipes 2y ago
As a b and c grade student, who messed about, stumbled through a not very good info technology degree at university I definitely agree with this. The stories and lore are what makes me now so interested in programming and software engineeri
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by pipes 2y ago
Looks great. Thanks. One thing, maybe make it clear that it's free? I went looking for pricing especially when I saw the support link at the top.
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by pipes 2y ago
It doesn't sound like a bad idea. And I really wish the UK was more like the USA with stock options etc
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by pipes 2y ago
And then what happened to those nationalised industries? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O7PVEaPh6Fw&pp=ygUUYWRhbSBzbWl...
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by pipes 2y ago
So what was the alternative? Continue with the disaster of central planning. Which is the actual thing that destroyed British industry.
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by pipes 2y ago
Reddit is awful now. Some sub reddits are so anal about following new post guide lines every question I ask is automatically removed. And I've tried really hard to follow the rules. I have given up asking. Also who thought it was a goo
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by pipes 2y ago
In my experience, they do seem to be very good at synthesizing answers from docs. However I don't know if that will work for edge cases which is one of the things SO is good at.
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by pipes 2y ago
My theory is agile turned software writing into a production line, well it attempted too. Hard to fit experimentation into the everything must be a ticket process/mentality and endless ceremony meetings. Also I think the quality of dev
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by pipes 2y ago
If I'm trying to teach myself k8s at home would this be useful? Or is something like minikube better for learning?
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by pipes 2y ago
Also I wish the juniors on my team would do this book. It has helped me so much. Just not directly. Btw, if you enjoyed the book you might like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Computer-Systems-Programmers-Randal... I'd
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by pipes 2y ago
Yeah I'd heard this and I think he is right. I'm about to use the approach in a coding task in work. However this is people's livelihoods, mortgages, kids etc. being on the receiving end of it through no fault of your own mus
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by pipes 2y ago
Full time? I did it when the book first came out, well the first 11 of the 12 chapters. It took me a long time though I was also working a full time job at the time.
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by pipes 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/shadowofmordor/comments/pzo3ri/what... I looked it up. Good grief that is a ridiculous patent
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by pipes 2y ago
In what way is it rich people taking money? Time will tell but there's evidence that some government staff grew inexplicably wealthy while in office which would suggest corruption. Corruption in government is terrible for the average c
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by pipes 2y ago
I'm very glad that it broke the power of the Catholic church (and I was raised in a Catholic family). It allowed the enlightenment to happen and freedom from dogma. I don't think it it broke Christianity at all. It brought actual
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by pipes 2y ago
Am I correct in thinking that FPGAs have an advantage over software emulators when it comes to latency? In particular the latency from the host operating system before input has even been received by the software emulator? I.e. FPGAs don&#x
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by pipes 2y ago
I'm not so sure, I think a junior dev on my team might be being held back by AI, he's good at using it. However he was really struggling to do something very basic. In my view he just needs to learn that syntax and play around wit

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