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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Well I had a inspection I had to do last week. Equipment had to be out within two days. I was available on one day. So yes, Now. Not later. Now. Where's your public transport? Perhaps a van? No. Now. I was referring to public transport
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
I think I'd rather solve real problems than some basic algo I'd never bother to write myself. If Google just wants basic algos and will likely filter me out during interview because of that, I'd sooner not bother. This is pro
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
[was] IC =worker. [updated] IC = worker with management tendencies but more technical knowledge. [kept] Ok then. Helpful. Corporatespeak is often just jargon creation to exclude others for whatever reason. [edit expansion] Worker who is not
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Freedom always implies balancing risk. If you eliminate all risk you end up in a box where all dangers are kept out. But then you die of something else. Probably boredom due to lack of input. I don't have public transport available. So
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
which is a shame since 2 definitely makes most logic sad.
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
The decode of sad feelings into binary is 10101011111101000101010101000000001011111112
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
They all share that quality of "its straightforward, anyone can just look up the details and make it"... a month later you're still chasing some detail as some bureaucrat has added some new wrinkle. Now a rule change elsewher
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
summary: Don't roll your own (spin) locking unless you really want to go down the rabbit hole. Linus thinks locking is a PITA and there be dragons. You have been warned.
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Do these same customers intend on buying the next EA product? I bet they probably will. Regardless of how loud they protest now. I feel that the game playing public doesn't find EA reprehensible enough to let it impact their future s
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Old-style 8 hour eating window but slightly shortened. 16 hour non-eating. Simple. FWIW I used to do the 12 hour thing. Breakfast at 7. Dinner at 7. Lunch in between. Ditched that and went down to 6-8 hour instead. I've found I can act
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
None of the other comments on this article point out that he said he ran a red light. He risked a side impact collision event to verify the status of a pizza order . "7:25 p.m. — The Chase Continues With his first order delivered, S
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
You can connect the two and infer interesting facts, but programming ability has nothing to do with blind touch typing. You can have zero skill in one and be great in the other. Yes I've met programmers who can't touch type. The
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
No cited references. Here's a stream of consciousness to provoke a troll or some solumn person who knows better. Sum it up in one word: Fear. Sense of threat. The unknown is scary. The not-same is scary. Lack of familiarity. People are
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Or turn your diabetic urine into Single-Malt Whisky because there's sugar and you can filter such things. For artistic reasons. https://www.wired.co.uk/article/pissky
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Can someone who knows the numbers better do a calculation of 5 or 10 years of owning such a vehicle? I don't think the purchase price alone is actually that useful when comparing. I'm sensing the maintenance/consumables will
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
You're writing as if food delivery was a new thing and therefore completely unknown. If my local bakery can get UberEats worked out, I'll boldly state that a company like Krispy Kreme can probably afford a lawyer or two to read a
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Someone at Krispy Kreme should be fired. Better business all around would have been to come up with some happy way to bring this guy in somehow. Publicity alone would have been ridiculously profitable: ie Free. Offer him a delivery franchis
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
This section resonated with my experience: "For example, we heard stories of school guidance counsellors who insisted that parents take time off from minimum-wage jobs to attend case conferences because guidance counsellors and psychom
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Teaching ants to drive would likely produce less congestion. Probably other risks might come into play. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21340583
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
"Are federal politicians really so stupid as to think this stuff isn't going to be used against them at some point?" Yes. They are. "Stupid" is often a straight-talking way to say they are "lacking sufficient w
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
HN karma has helped with one place I worked but that was after I had already been there. They noticed on my private computer and said "cool" and it was a form of social credit. Other than that, the karma is essentially "inter
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Likely. Macs running only ARM is a definite possibility. I doubt anyone would doubt Apple could make 100% ARM based Mac Pro given a reasonable timeframe. Just a matter of time. Only need higher performance ARM cores. And this isn't in
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
Windows and Linux. Mac is becoming less attractive.
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
I've talked to multiple audio / graphics studios and they are actively planning/executing their Apple exit strategy. Phasing out over several years. Started about 2-3 years go for most of them. Apple don't care about the
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
You can't sleep when there are enemies nearby. Didn't you play Skyrim, Minecraft, Fallout... Or more seriously you have messed up bloodwork. Get your blood checked. Vitamin D is necessary during day. Seeing the morning light and e
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by sfgweilr4f 7y ago
I'm actually more interested in WHY you want to go into the games industry in the first place. Whats your primary motivation? In your mind, how does the gaming industry benefit you? Are you doing it for satisfaction of an interest in g