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by shultays 7y ago
(Incase someone doesn't get the reference: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/87419 )
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by shultays 7y ago
(Must resist urge to post "this thread is offensive to me") Merry Christmas and happy Hannukah!
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by shultays 7y ago
If it is a sude project that is related to your work I would say that is a good case for tge company (ianal though) At least you are using the know how you gained during your work
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by shultays 7y ago
You can always do the both. If there was an "easy" fix that can be applied in a day or two, it should have been done. Take all the time you think you can afford if yyou software is not released. But it is being used by customers a
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by shultays 7y ago
It would be a good software development practice if they fixed it in a couple days top. It is not really acceptible if such a bug survived so long.
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by shultays 7y ago
Aftrr the update notepad++ opens a text file that show patch notes + political messages like this if there is any.
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by shultays 7y ago
(disclaimer I am not a good chess player) In high school I was playing chess with someone better than me and my plan was to trade equal pieces as much as possible because I am bound to make worse/stupid mistakes than more he does and b
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by shultays 7y ago
what it is being used for? I can't figure what that fwrite part does
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by shultays 7y ago
I think that BF implementation uses 32bit cells (which is not standard BF?)
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by shultays 7y ago
"Toss it" is not an option when it is a product your company uses. Annoyances like this is not enough to make me toss it but it is still an annoyance that could have been fixed by giving user an option
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by shultays 7y ago
Personally I find all those function calls harder to debug/review. I am perfectly capable of interpreting most non-complex small code blocks with a glance. If someone takes that and replaces with a function it usually forces me to step
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by shultays 7y ago
There are many posts about floating point limitations and this is the most absurd one. Yes, floating point represents irrational numbers as an approximation and each operation would further deviant you from the real values you would expect.
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by shultays 7y ago
I have been using firefox... forever now and only thing I miss is translate functionality chrome has. I searched for some extensions but they were opening a new window for translation which does not compare to google's inlined translat
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by shultays 7y ago
Flash also came with a pretty good documentation, which was how I learned programming. Thanks flash!
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by shultays 7y ago
Reminds me of this http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Trauma-Center
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by shultays 7y ago
I saw the help of changing diet as well. Along with going to the gym I think both are very helpful for fighting depression. I am aware that doing anything at all seems very hard when you are depressed but once you start it and see how helpf
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by shultays 7y ago
I am sure some companies stops at some point. At least I want to believe I am working for one
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by shultays 7y ago
I remember one of our scholl projects was changing some stuff in the scheduler. We were having crashes and trying figure out what was wrong using printk Evantually figured out it was printk that was causing the crash. Apperantly there are p
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by shultays 7y ago
If "without media" means without images as well, it is larger than i expected
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by shultays 7y ago
You dont necerrarily need to care for everything to be performant.
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by shultays 7y ago
Probably harder to learn. It requires approaching seekers which ends bad if you cant block them.
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by shultays 7y ago
More like "ai learned which buttons to press for a given input". Is it still an ai if all it is a trained network that replays a set of button presses that is optimized for a given input?
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by shultays 7y ago
He was our guest for a conference and stayed for a couple days. He ia an interesting person indeed. Preferred to stay at someone's house instead of a hotel. If that person has a parrot that would be a plus. And some other crazy stuff.
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by shultays 7y ago
Why price of storing electronic money differs in between 1$ or 1000$ though? Only difference is a few bit flips in a bunch of databases. Generally you already pay for a fee for your account/credit card.
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by shultays 7y ago
Wouldnt count macro work as well?
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by shultays 7y ago
It is part of the reason. In c++ a=b returns a reference to a to allow chain assignments. And also in c++, most stuff casts to bool automatically when you use them as an if condition. When you have both and make the typo, it gives you a rel
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by shultays 7y ago
I am surprised how many people here considers take home tasks as an "unpaid work". You are already doing other interviews with them which costs you time as much as an assignment does. Why it becomes a problem when it is a home ass
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by shultays 7y ago
You are already wasting more time on doing the interviews. Why a 3 hour home assignment is any different?
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by shultays 7y ago
Because you can eliminate most applicants that way by cutting no/poor submissions
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by shultays 7y ago
Not all languages allows chained assignment (a=b=c) like c++ does, which is why we have this problem (and probably does not automatically cast them to bool either)

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