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by readme 7y ago
ignorance is bliss
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by readme 7y ago
Books are definitely worth it, but what worries me is how little patience I have to sit down and read one when I can get everything through a fire hose on the Internet.
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by readme 7y ago
You need to define your goals, learn the CS you need for the projects you want to work on. If you find yourself at a point where that is not enough, you should get yourself into a CS program.
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by readme 7y ago
I used to work at a startup where the founder was a cancer survivor. I didn't know him when he was struggling with it. 10 years later he is still running the company.
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by readme 7y ago
I have a colleague like you. Your problem is this: you say you want to build something cool, but then you follow up with "but every tutorial I read..." There is NO guide to building something new and cool. Yeah, you will build upo
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by readme 7y ago
This kind of research does not have any practical application in a society where we treat each other as equals. Further, it's statistics, so there are outliers. I am 100% certain that lots of the things that determine our lives are her
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by readme 7y ago
Then get a mechanical keyboard and type louder. That's how you assert dominance.
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by readme 7y ago
I don't think so. I have worked on problems where most of the team had their head in the clouds, dreaming up wild solutions, and then we end up going with a team member's solution who suggests something very easy, requiring almost
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by readme 7y ago
A question to ponder: is devops a niche created by developers who can't sysadmin, or sysadmins who can't code? “A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, writ
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by readme 7y ago
But someone needs to grasp at straws and keep the idea that the only key to success is a college degree alive!
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by readme 7y ago
Yeah, it's not like you're on the Internet where someone who didn't know something, could just google it real quick.
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by readme 7y ago
Well I guess they've killed the market for terminal ad-blockers.
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by readme 7y ago
Is it really computer science you want to learn more of, or software development? If it's the latter, you just learn by doing. Keep coding and do research when you get stuck. Don't believe someone who says that something cannot be
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by readme 7y ago
Absolute garbage. Kids would be better educated by reading and posting on HN than they would by attending English classes in one of the states that uses these tools.
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by readme 7y ago
I would be interested to hear from someone here who has utilized this method of networking effectively. Over the past year I've met plenty of contacts/got cards etc. I have not felt the need to contact any of the people I've
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by readme 7y ago
When I see ideas like this, I just get jealous that it wasn't my idea!
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by readme 7y ago
It wouldn't cost that much to just self publish the articles on the Internet. This is literally the whole reason for the Internet.
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by readme 7y ago
This is very easy. Q. Why did you leave? "The startup ran out of money." Q. Was that you fault? "I had no financial responsibilities in the company." Now, if you did, that gets tougher...
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by readme 7y ago
I've had run ins with people like this. What worked for me in the past, was speaking sternly to them. Once a place I worked, a homeless guy was running towards the building with a chair, ready to smash the window with it. I stopped him
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by readme 7y ago
also emacs
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by readme 7y ago
Nice hit piece. All of the criticisms could have been patches. Most of the criticisms are exaggerated. Looks like it took 2s to build on the macbook instead of 1. The 'zero dependency' binary links to libc (as if most programmers
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by readme 7y ago
This: https://github.com/cirosantilli/x86-bare-metal-examples He has a lot of them, and you can also check out his stack overflow answers. >Does anyone even work with assembly anymore? in infosec, definitely
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by readme 7y ago
Did you buy any back pain stuff at the pharmacy? Maybe it's tied to a store loyalty card or credit card.
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by readme 7y ago
You need to build a network of people who will support you. The only way I know to do that if you don't already have one is by doing outstanding work. You need to squeeze some time out and do something great. It is harder to find that
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by readme 7y ago
What does systemd have to do with reproducible builds, beyond the fact that it also consists of binaries that could possibly be built in a reproducible way?
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by readme 7y ago
You're overreacting.
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by readme 8y ago
Are you letting the potential employers know that you are homeless or letting them see any indication of it? It's probably not going to help if you are. People will judge you for being homeless. Don't let your prospective employer
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by readme 8y ago
Rationally you must know that driving is more dangerous than flying. You're still afraid of flying though. My guess would be because you are not in control of the outcome. With driving, you at least have some control. You need to accep
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by readme 8y ago
Questions (don't feel obliged to answer): - What do you consider a bullshit job? - What level of education would you prefer everyone in the world have? Basic literacy, high school, college? - What problem will be solved once everyone i
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by readme 8y ago
Amazing! The website still says they don't. https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/order.shtml "IDA starter does not support 64 bit files" If this is the case, they should update that! I will be tryi

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