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601.
by sk0g 7y ago
At least make it slower though. Nothing against moving background, but this is a bit extreme.
602.
by sk0g 7y ago
> "if the cost of your home means you can't buy food, the you've bought more home than you can afford. > If covering the unexpected full-value cost of your home is more painful than transferring money from your savings
603.
by sk0g 7y ago
Reminds me of when Rise Against wrote Architects, which prompted Architects to write a song called Rise Against.
604.
by sk0g 7y ago
Your source goes to 2017, and considering Germany has been fast tracking their renewables effort, a jump of 10% isn't inconceivable.
605.
by sk0g 7y ago
Sounds like Google+! I love the idea, I can be the dedicated (dark) bard for my group of friends. The realities of the situation are probably vastly different, but hey, I need hope.
606.
by sk0g 7y ago
A lot has changed in the world of ELF executables, this information is just soo misleading.
607.
by sk0g 8y ago
What's tooling like? Would be keen to jump on if, say, generating a web app, an exe, and an apk were straightforward, but it seems to be anything but that.
608.
by sk0g 8y ago
Coverage for all the code that was written, and all the code that has yet to be typed, of course. All thanks to quantum computing :)
609.
by sk0g 8y ago
C yes, C++ no. I'd say C++ is way more commonly used as the common application logic, for cross-platform phone/ desktop apps, so this represents a significant roadblock.
610.
by sk0g 8y ago
> using Python for building a complex application with large numbers of rich data structures. Eh, you don't need to though. Python can be the glue for your tools, if you will. Writing the meaty parts can be done in C/++, while
611.
by sk0g 8y ago
Ignoring C++ and Assembly completely. C++ is more important than C, especially for Swift's use cases, like multi-platform phone and desktop apps, video games, etc.
612.
by sk0g 8y ago
This simply won't happen till Swift can interop with C, C++ and possibly even ASM, fluently. Even then, you need structure, data types, and actual foresight while writing code, which leaves out all the less CS/SE trained peeps, su
613.
by sk0g 8y ago
Apologies, not entirely clear that the post is taken from somewhere/ how to get to the original post. Don't think I can update the URL the submission points to :|
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I'm a Data Scientist and It's Not My Passion(refinery29.com)
102 points by sk0g 8y ago|157 comments
615.
by sk0g 8y ago
It's a reference to a passage in the post, so I wouldn't assume they had any malicious intent.
616.
by sk0g 8y ago
Oh I know, there's this sentiment of "Yeah it was a bit dull and restrictive, but we could afford to feed our kids properly." It's... a complex issue.
617.
by sk0g 8y ago
Out of curiosity, considering your teeming confidence on this, have you spoken to many Ukrainians? I lived in a country (practically) bordering them, and their sentiment regarding Russia mirrorred ours. Bit too much, we have both gotten in
618.
by sk0g 8y ago
Would testing be off limits in this language as well? It is, after all, the computer screaming at you that your code doesn't work as you expect it to. If so, not a language I'd consider using. Or one that I could see getting any s
619.
by sk0g 8y ago
Stupid sexy Tally talk... Unfortunately, no. ERP as in erotic role play.
620.
by sk0g 8y ago
What is the point of having crypto integrated into the browser? Native bitcoin mining malware?
621.
by sk0g 8y ago
My girlfriend's sister (was ~10 at the time) is now banned from Roblox because she kept getting sucked into ERP with people in game. Safe to say, the mother wasn't happy when she saw some of those chat logs... Minecraft is the rep
622.
by sk0g 8y ago
> The "ultrawide" monitor in this test is 1" (2,54 cm)˜ bigger than one of the 24" (61 cm)˜ monitors. Not area-wise. It's going to be shorter as well, which would make it worse for programming related tasks :| h
623.
by sk0g 8y ago
I know for a fact the great firewall does not extend to Hong Kong. We can deploy APIs there AND use HTTPS/ communicate with the outside world/ use Google services. How insane.
624.
by sk0g 8y ago
"I posed no risk to other people, the police obviously didn't stop me because of my sexuality." Being on drugs is not illegal, doing (or having) drugs is. Do you think the police want you scared of calling for help, in case y
625.
by sk0g 8y ago
I don't necessarily agree with this. > most just watch TV and wait to die This may be true of older people who feel they may have already lived a full life, and it might be too late to start anything new. What about people who reach
626.
by sk0g 8y ago
Reference = "A letter from a previous employer testifying to someone's ability or reliability, used when applying for a new job." [0] What even is your rant about? Managers especially can easily tell your performance, how you
627.
by sk0g 8y ago
When asked for an assessment of a co-worker, providing said assessment is immature and somehow discriminatory? What do you even think is the point of references? Not everyone's great to work with, I'm sure you have had a few co-wo
628.
by sk0g 8y ago
The tone of this article is off putting to the point of being unreadable, and I'd say I'm more privacy conscious than the average technologist...
629.
by sk0g 8y ago
Well, if I'm not wrong, waifus are fictional characters people take on as a SO of sorts. So it doesn't even qualify as an anecdote, IMO.
630.
by sk0g 8y ago
Does your comment really add to the discussion, aside from weirding some people out?

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