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by tester34 6y ago
"steal" is other way of saying "hired" because it feels kinda differently when you want to buy $competitor's top people
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by tester34 6y ago
AMD?
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by tester34 6y ago
>but the name is insulting. oh cmon
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by tester34 6y ago
I'd say that not talking about context switches is weird. Sometimes I'm jumping between 3 different projects and having talks with 2 people about $new_project within day and it feels like at least 1/3 of the day is wasted on
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Ask HN: Why there's no comment section under ads on HN?
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by tester34 6y ago
That's huge pros of this industry, that all you need to enter is just cheap computer and willingness to put effort and you can make huge career. You don't even need to waste time on college because of the information avaliability,
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by tester34 6y ago
> Instead, the time they spend studying compilers will help them to better understand programming language design, which will make them more effective at programming anything. What makes you think that? especially 2nd part, but actually
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by tester34 6y ago
>I think that what's actually going on is that, like The Art Of Computer Programming, the dragon book is widely referenced and rarely read. Now, enter the 21st century meme factory. In my opinion this book is "hard to read&quot
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by tester34 6y ago
Indeed False flag is a thing.
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by tester34 6y ago
>Likely, the researcher(s) who found this bug/exploit tried to sell it to many entities but none wanted to buy this crap but why so snarky?
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by tester34 6y ago
>I don't want to live in a world without American freedom of speech - where we can't be blunt and speak our minds. reading weekly cancel of somebody because they said something in the past doesn't convince me about this &q
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by tester34 6y ago
vocal twitter minority reaching their goals again? current state of internet is pretty sad, I bet you'd just need 30 people/twitter(or reddit) accounts in order to create drama of significant size
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by tester34 6y ago
I agree that they aren't the most professional thing to use, but I'm not sure why I agree Maybe it's some kind of bias?
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by tester34 6y ago
So Asia creates bleeding edge technology and innovation meanwhile US just spies by it's funny social media sites? how tables have turned
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by tester34 6y ago
"great software" "logistics" "from scratch" it does not compile, I guess it's just like those ERP Systems - you don't need shitton of domain knowledge, because you need fuckton of domain knowledge and
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by tester34 6y ago
>Because that's how language works. Exactly, language changes dynamically People years ago started using "toxic" to describe people who are negatively affecting them - e.g in games via trashtalk.
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by tester34 6y ago
It's way harder to change other people
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by tester34 6y ago
2.1.4?
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by tester34 6y ago
>No one wants to buy the actual chat application itself, because they could build equivalent technology on their own. I'd hard argue I've been using various VoIPs / Voice apps over last 15 years almost everyday - ventrilo,
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by tester34 6y ago
on the other hand the Prof gave to student one of the best lessons, the lesson of life Kinda kidding, but the faster you learn how to handle critics, the better for you.
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by tester34 6y ago
>When we apply "toxic" to a person or his behaviour, we borrow that seriousness. what makes you think so? words means in theirs contextes whatever people attributed to them, and I've never seen toxic used in other context
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by tester34 6y ago
I don't remember the wording being tricky or something along those lines I don't have screenshoot of those newest windows, but I found one of older quetsions Diagnostic data - send all basic diagnostic data along with info about w
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by tester34 6y ago
>The "setup" was basically just 10 minutes of them asking in different 10minutes for something like 5 questions? >and shifted into finding more ways to steal data if they wanted to steal your data, then they'd ask you a
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by tester34 6y ago
>I know people in their 50s who pretend that "they don't need this technology" or "I can just go to the bank if I need something". Sure, if you're in your 80s you might want to dodge most of the digital stuf
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by tester34 6y ago
I think people on Linux go for Rider/VS Code instead of MonoDevelop
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by tester34 6y ago
>and there is little/no culture of using dotNet on Linux. We all know it exists and it's open source now, but most Linux developers don't reach for dotNet. it's pretty weird sentence "most Linux developers dont u
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by tester34 6y ago
as far as I've heard from HFT people Java's relatively popular in HFT what C# lacks here? is there huge gap between CLR and JVM?
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by tester34 6y ago
>Private companies should be able to remove apps from their store. Why should they unless the app violates the law? And please take into consideration the fact that we aren't talking about small / mid size businesses, but giant
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by tester34 6y ago
>Is a name change really that difficult for everyone? So whole world has to change because US has its core problems? >We, developers, are having the best job in this world, do we really need to get pissed off for this? do we? spend th
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by tester34 6y ago
idk what's going on, it's lack of war or something that makes SF computer people want to "save the world" or some shit with those ridiculous things like this main branch?

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