smeagull

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by smeagull 4y ago
This sounds like a vulnerability in that company. So a group of their employees can leave to form a "start-up" and get more money by coming back?
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by smeagull 4y ago
Their games are fungible too.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Haven't yet gotten a single project using Bazel to build on any of my machines. I don't think I'd adopt a build system that is so frustrating.
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by smeagull 4y ago
One bit of psuedoscience correlates to another. Okay. One test measuring extroversion only manages 0.74 correlation with another. I'm not impressed.
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by smeagull 4y ago
There's a great amount of benefit to companies led by superstition to self-label so employees can give them a wide berth.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Conda sucks because it always wants things its own way, and introduces yet another site-packages and environment I need to track. Absolutely hate Apple for requiring it for their metal and M1 support.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Cargo allows you to share a single package directory. Having a single site-packages and the ability to import a particular version (or latest by default) would solve this.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I think some of the pain has been Apple's fault. Requiring conda for some official packages means you always have two competing ecosystems on one machine - which is just asking for pain.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I have been able to insure lost income for my homemaker wife (in the case of serious illness), that reflects the value of her contributions to the household, and it's a very decent chunk of money.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I used to suffer depression, and the biggest advice I got was to diversify my sources of self-esteem. It's fragile to only have one source of ego, you want to have hobbies, work, friends and family, all to support you when things go ba
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by smeagull 4y ago
I mean, I'm excited - loved the original. But, I've seen to many reboots crap all over their source material. I don't know what has changed about how tv shows and movies are made per se, but something definitely has. I think
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by smeagull 4y ago
If you guys don't want an economy just say so. There's easier ways to self sabotage than this.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Accept it, while slowly looking for places that aren't hamstrung by location based pay
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by smeagull 4y ago
I've found them difficult to spot, until I knew what I was looking for. And I'm in a city with an aging population, and many tradies who drive only Utes. The EVs are still here in larger numbers than I expected.
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by smeagull 4y ago
My child wrote letters mirrored, when I demonstrated writing by doing it backwards (but right-side up for her). I then realised that she was doing the more complex stuff, and I should just do things as simply as possible. The mirroring that
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by smeagull 4y ago
This is what Kafka would be writing about were he still alive
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by smeagull 4y ago
Everything is political. There's no getting away from it. You can be safely working in woman's health, and suddenly - it becomes political. No change in what you're doing, others have decided that it's a political issue,
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by smeagull 4y ago
They're ages, and therefore integers over a tiny range. You ignore these solutions, and insert the counts of values into a tiny dictionary, and compute the median from that.
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by smeagull 4y ago
> My biggest weakness is that I sometimes have trouble working on a team. I work best when I am given a task and can work on it independently. I don't think I'm getting the job guys.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Driving is legislated into city design.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Okay, now do 2D arrays.
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by smeagull 4y ago
> Precision in naming is important. It really isn't. The human race gets by without it the vast majority of the time.
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by smeagull 4y ago
Because indexing happens with integers. Back then space was a concern, so you'd use unsigned integers, and those start with zero. Internally they'll all be using offsets, and its easier to not do a conversion, than to do a convers
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by smeagull 4y ago
I wonder if the vulnerability could be detected at the embedding layer.
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by smeagull 4y ago
GeForce Now is that thing I always had to struggle to not install when setting up my drivers for Nvidia cards on Windows. Glad I'm done with that platform.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I feel most tech organisations are now using Slack, Discord or Teams. At this point my work gmail is more an auth tool than an email.
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by smeagull 4y ago
The second worst thing about email after spam, is all the solutions dedicated to fixing spam. I've had to setup DKIM, update records and keep up with changes to it just to keep my custom domain.
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by smeagull 4y ago
I certainly agree about the cron jobs. We shifted a whole bunch of tooling to an internal PaaS solution. One of the tools (a Kanban board I think) we shifted had started sending alerts for jobs that they had since deleted - upon investigati
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by smeagull 4y ago
I agree. I've experience with CDR data, and I've never worked for a telco
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by smeagull 4y ago
I know people in tech who have gone back to Pakistan rather than stay in the US.

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