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by tester34 6y ago
how did you want to prove that it was your account instead of stolen "informations" that may be used in recovery process? couldn't you "just" contact your previous employer? anyway, why your private account was usin
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by tester34 6y ago
This guy shouldn't be able to work in IT/CS or anything non-freelance & computer related Same should happen to Anthony Levandowski, but of course things are tricky when you're world leading Self-Driving Cars Expert
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by tester34 6y ago
honestly what kind of gymnatics we have to do in order to just accept the fact that windows is most popular os on desktop/home/work(non-server) PCs?
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by tester34 6y ago
Imma be kinda snarky here SV VCs struggle with once per long time peroid 500 HTML LoC page layout change?
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by tester34 6y ago
how Google's worse than Apple in that matter?
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by tester34 6y ago
I do understand it from marketing standpoint, but when we talk between people from this industry, e.g here, then it's pretty weird.
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by tester34 6y ago
>CS 61C Why do you guys refer to topics/branches of CS by course name at your higher edu institution?
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by tester34 6y ago
FAAMG?
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by tester34 6y ago
>I've literally never heard anyone "arguing" that they should have the title of "software engineer" or "programmer" or "software developer" this kind of discussions only happens on the interne
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by tester34 6y ago
did he actually lie? he also stated that _overall_ score that includes everyone went from 70 to 79.
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by tester34 6y ago
did he actually lie? he also stated that _overall_ score that includes everyone went from 70 to 79.
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by tester34 6y ago
Somebody has to commit hard decisions in order to get rid of USA based overseers.
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by tester34 6y ago
in "my country" programming bootcamps are considered as a big scam that rely on selling dreams to people like: becoming SE* in 3-6 months or some shit like that for N minimal wages ofc bootcamps do work for some people (minori
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by tester34 6y ago
which one?
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by tester34 6y ago
> Ctrl+Click on a method call I end up stuck in the interface and have to first find the single implementing class, open it and then navigate to the corresponding method. maybe it's a weakness of an IDE?
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by tester34 6y ago
I tend to believe in environments like Java or C# there's shiittton of focus on architecture, patterns, interfaces and generally testability there's shitton of discussions about those topics in those langs So it may be reason why
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by tester34 6y ago
I'd say that those listed here: https://ctftime.org/ so usa, russia, china, poland, ukraine, japan.
528.
by tester34 6y ago
haha, indeed. minimal wage in my country is around the price of those headphones :D
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by tester34 6y ago
It would be ridiculous, I don't think that's the case here
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by tester34 6y ago
I hope somebody can clarify this
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by tester34 6y ago
Working at AWS must be fun You basically reinvent all the stuff - from databases to all avaliable tooling normal companies dont do that, so there' an opportunity to get deep into some specific branch of applied informatics.
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by tester34 6y ago
What's the goal of the ASLR when software still can workaround it like e.g game cheats that "just" calculate those addresses?
533.
by tester34 6y ago
"There are only two types of people who write the code for parsers from scratch: absolutely beginners and absolute experts."
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by tester34 6y ago
>He has done enough work as an undergraduate to get a faculty position what a reward - academia job!
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by tester34 6y ago
> I think the biggest factor will be "slow" programming languages going extinct. then make this language faster, problem solved :)
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by tester34 6y ago
>Yeah, the guy is living in some alternate reality. How so? (I'm talking from desktop perspective) I'm following tech news and it feels like there's always news about AMD releasing new stuff or Intel trying to catch up I b
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by tester34 6y ago
What makes you think so? Have you used this tool from "admin" panel's side?
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by tester34 6y ago
>So far, he hasn't been sure enough to do it all alone and still asks me to check the settings. Hey, but at least he cares about security and instead of doing it badly, he reaches the expert!
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by tester34 6y ago
>Nice, I guess instead of talking to the person next to me and sorting something out in 2 minutes, we can use email, and do it in 30. I do agree and disagree. Sometimes it's very handy to just talk about stuff quickly, but for me, w
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by tester34 6y ago
>All other communities are money driven Not really, there are decent programming communities, but the ones I know aren't using english.

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