ryloric

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by ryloric 5y ago
This has worked pretty well for zig in my case. It's a neat little language that's easy to read and learn from the stdlib.
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by ryloric 5y ago
> We train teachers (who are gig workers) to deliver this in small-group live classes Isn't this what WhiteHatJr is doing too? This sounds like a horrible idea.
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by ryloric 5y ago
Not to mention, most of the trash was created because of Google search. Half the internet is optimized for the google bot, not humans.
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by ryloric 5y ago
The H1B probably only caused more pressure on them. It's far worse if you get fired on an H1B.
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by ryloric 5y ago
We humans don't know shit about making decisions about the future do we, and often just are like logs floating around in a sea of randomness.
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SICP – Upcoming JavaScript Edition(mitpress.mit.edu)
10 points by ryloric 5y ago|2 comments
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by ryloric 5y ago
Explain things to what end? So that we can use those explanations to make economic decisions which they can explain again. Even the least prescriptive economist is going to be a part of this cycle.
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by ryloric 5y ago
I think you missed what the parent poster might be saying, it's not about "Bubbles of Comfort". I too live in one of those countries like you put it, and while I live in the bubble to some extent, I know people who've ne
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by ryloric 5y ago
Well, I kind of agree but you also need a home base language, one that you wrote a lot of code in to drill those ideas into your head. Without writing a lot of code and coming across various types of computing problems, you won't be ab
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The Vietnam of Computer Science – Ted Neward (2006)(blogs.tedneward.com)
1 points by ryloric 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryloric 7y ago
This is so wholesome!
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by ryloric 7y ago
I'm sorry, give you what?
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by ryloric 7y ago
Have you tried fd yet? it's more intuitive than find. https://github.com/sharkdp/fd
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by ryloric 7y ago
A bit off topic, but why hasn't the tech advanced too much in the RTA/RDTA area? I tried juul, but pods are just not for me, they produce too little vapour and feel awkward to use. I've been using Creed and Zeus atomizers sin
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by ryloric 7y ago
I like the recommendations it spits out, but what's up with the font. I'm curious.
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by ryloric 7y ago
But the goals are different though, ISRO is less about grand exploratory projects and more about doing the little things and balance them with the commercial aspects of space. India is not a super rich country that can spare ISRO a large bu
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by ryloric 7y ago
I'd hire you over a candidate who gives the 'ideal' answers given in the article. Atleast I'd get an honest no BS assessments about work without having to coax it out.
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by ryloric 7y ago
Might be an unpopular opinion, but I think this is BS. Do people really questions like this in interviews or are these "smart folk" trying to look good in an article that can be shared on Linkedin and wherever else? I've only