tester34

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   by tester34 5y ago

   I think I missed something in my comment, because I focused more on processor fab
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   by tester34 5y ago

   haha, it's even better if you replace in your comment hard drives with CPUs
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   by tester34 5y ago

   >Ironically, this seems to come from highly educated individuals whom I suspect have never 1) been to a third world country, off the resort 2) lived in a financially struggling household 3) worked an honest day of manual labor ever. is p
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   by tester34 5y ago

   and AI
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   by tester34 5y ago

   >And indeed, you can have a fruitful discussion about the relative merits of programming languages, so long as you exclude people who respond from identity. the thing is, that those people speaking from identity have an actual experience
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   by tester34 5y ago

   What actually makes you think so? Not only naked man starts profiting at 0 day meanwhile skilled engineer needs to develop his tools but then also automation just makes things faster, so what if quantity of "tasks" is limited?
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   by tester34 5y ago

   It indeed looks like fun, but everything's dependent on the people that lecture you You may meet great ones or terrible ones, just like with everything.
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   by tester34 5y ago

   I didn't like it I'd rather take less courses and focus better on some on the other hand this approach allowed me to graduate faster
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   by tester34 5y ago

   You're saying that .NET is not capable or bad when it comes to handling such a tools like building systems?
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >Curiosity is still driving around wow, I thought he's "lost"
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    by tester34 5y ago

    I understood it other way - "Why do you think he's Italian"
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >What exactly do you expect as answer to this question? Maybe user timonoko knows something more about this story.
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    by tester34 5y ago

    on the other hand they're hardly sorrounded with signs of ways of getting cash/succcess/yada yada "easily" streamers, youtubers, onlyfans, influencers, fake/successful (survivor bias?) people on social media th
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    by tester34 5y ago

    cash cow or not, the world is calculating on servers
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    by tester34 5y ago

    I think yea, but I didn't read all cookie related stuff >Operational cookies >There are some cookies that we have to include in order for certain web pages to function. For this reason, they do not require your consent. In partic
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    by tester34 5y ago

    AFAIK People inform about cookies when they don't have to. If you use cookies only for technical stuff (auth) then you do not have to inform about them and that's why Github stopped doing it in last months iirc.
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >who graduate at the top 15% or so CS classes. I have totally no idea what does it even mean is top 15% good? In $my_country, maybe 2 "schools" of CS are good, the rest is mediocre at best (I guess) so it'd be like 1% is r
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >In Canada we see girls outperform boys dramatically on teacher-assigned grades, but only very slightly on standardized tests; it's important to understand if the difference arises from the students or from the teachers. Poland here
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    by tester34 5y ago

    I always thought this was some anti ad-block feature, huh.
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >look at a program and see the data structures rather than the code, and in my opinion that's a better way to think about a program. that sounds pretty difficult for me to understand when you read the code, analyze and understand it
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    by tester34 5y ago

    Well, I expected more radical/foundational changes than "upgrade to $modern standards" :P e.g change TCP to $YOLO PROTOCOL, get rid of OSI for something different
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    by tester34 5y ago

    if we could magically do not care about compatibility how we could redesign/rewrite internet now in order to make it better? what could've been done better? how better performance could be?
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    by tester34 5y ago

    it's ok there's dont be evil
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    by tester34 5y ago

    where can I download my HN's data?
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    by tester34 5y ago

    Honestly, over years I think the amount of emails that were marked as spam but actually weren't (they were news letters that I didn't consider as spam but also were not important) was below 5, I think. meanwhile tons of spam (cryp
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >URL is the standard, pre-installed, do-everything, scriptable tool to interact with web APIs. I don't need "do-everything" in cURL sense Insomnia/Postmans works for all of my cases "pre-installed" - so what
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    by tester34 5y ago

    their networking staff seems to be very decent they pushed significant changes in backbone infrastructure in e.g EU https://technology.riotgames.com/news/fixing-internet-real-t... https://technology.riotgame
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >League of Legends is a premier e-sport more so because of marketing than game design or engineering. Indeed, it's debatable because it sounds weird I don't play LoL for close to decade due to their marketing (is it even market
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    by tester34 5y ago

    But why focus on those things? We're on news hacker out of all places, where I guess salaries range between 300$ month to $40k month easily Temporarily embarrassed millionaire is healthier way, delusional, but healtheir in my opinion
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    by tester34 5y ago

    >There were restrictions / rules on the game (only a pool of 18 heroes were allowed), but they they won both games in a best of 3. You can see the progression / evolution of the training of the AI here: https://opena