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by tester34 5y ago
On the other hand you have access to probably hours of talks of C executives and them expressing different emotions less or more subtly why wouldnt it be possible to train on it?
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by tester34 5y ago
Google Translator partly: >Grzegorz (name changed) works in Amazon's warehouse in Sady near Poznań, who agreed to anonymously tell about the events of the beginning of September. - I remember that the day before, on September 5, thi
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by tester34 5y ago
You can definitely graduate from CS and be poor programmer, hell you can even work decade in industry and be poor programmer - also known as "10 * 1 year experience"
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by tester34 5y ago
you'd be shocked how much bullshit occurs on universities across the world, even in EU.
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by tester34 5y ago
I do agree that it'd be gigantic quality of life improvement but doing "cool" stuff instead of gluing jsons over https is interesting perspective too
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by tester34 5y ago
I'm currently in EE and kinda underpaid I think there's a decent chance to get 5-7x salary increase... On the other hand FAANG/CPU companies don't even write rejection email to me; or I'm just used to different resp
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by tester34 5y ago
hmm, it's the same as e.g "Y2K problem" >The Year 2000 problem, also known as the Y2K problem, Millennium bug, Y2K bug, Y2K glitch or Y2K error, - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2000_problem http
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by tester34 5y ago
>Are you using kkk as a unit prefix for billion? I've never seen that before. afaik it's pretty common within gaming communities e.g 1k - 1 000 (of gold) 1kk - 1 000 000 (of gold) 1kkk - 1 000 000 000 (of gold) >I can't
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by tester34 5y ago
You're kinda right, but on the other hand how I'll get visa and steal some faamg jobs if they'll not accept foreigners? /s ok, just kidding, now serious take: US population: 330kk Rest of the World: 8kkk Delta (8kkk-330k
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by tester34 5y ago
maybe this industry isn't like software where all equipment you need for almost all jobs is 16gb ram, nvme m2 disk, decent cpu laptop
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by tester34 5y ago
>What exactly is there in the definition that ties this to an implementation? In definition nothing, but I believe there are very popular implementations (mostly one) of given design pattern that people are aware of and associate with gi
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by tester34 5y ago
>Design patterns are not features missing from a toolkit or language. This is perhaps the biggest miscomprehension regarding design patterns. It's relatively popular opinion that some design patterns are used because some languages
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by tester34 5y ago
>Server-side machine learning is the way to go. If it has 99% accuracy, then you're banning thousands of players have fun dealing with tickets for them & review process >Also the server should not send info a legitimate clien
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by tester34 5y ago
>One of the decisions that payed the most in my later programming endeavors was deciding to learn C and C++ in high school I started with C++ in high school, but probably not $newest_version_at_the_time and it was mess for me I felt like
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by tester34 5y ago
Discord > rest of the market
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by tester34 5y ago
>How do you reconcile your apparent disdain for unvaccinated people with the fact that you do not believe the vaccine to be effective? by saying "effective" you wanted to say "perfect"?
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by tester34 5y ago
>kindling but what it is?
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by tester34 5y ago
>Edge will always lag Chrome for security matters What makes you think so? e.g https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/Super-Duper-Sec...
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by tester34 5y ago
I think focusing on religion/christianity is missing the point here - it's irrelevant probably, the point is that on global web 2.0 websites there may be manipulation That's kinda weakness of english language itself, because
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by tester34 5y ago
so the education and parents, especially them, are to blame, I guess. >Facebook/IG make some people feel bad, because they open the website and see people having fun, people out partying, people looking more attractive, and they fee
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by tester34 5y ago
DDD is a software engineering concept that if you took 100 software engineers with decade of experience, then 30 of them would have no idea or understood it bad, and then you'd have 70 different interpretations funny anecdote: at my la
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by tester34 5y ago
but shouldnt it be that ValueTask is used everywhere by default and class "exists for some usecase"?
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by tester34 5y ago
http://joeduffyblog.com/2015/11/19/asynchronous-everything/ >We were able to share this experience with .NET in time for C#’s await to ship. Sadly, by then, .NET’s Task had already been made a class.
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by tester34 5y ago
From some bugs (or serious consequences in fact) they do, don't they?
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by tester34 5y ago
My bet is on url parser in unsafe language
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by tester34 5y ago
Have they considered asking security questions on interviews instead of algos? like you know, shitty performing algo can be always rewritten, leak or 0day cannot be reverted
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by tester34 5y ago
>because the negative press of an app going down because the cloud didn't scale is far worse than any received by surprise bills is it? if you gave user an ability to: scale infinitely or scale up to the $$ point, then how would any
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by tester34 5y ago
not that long time ago I wrote this on HN >but what's the point of watching(/reading) news? why bother? >It's poor deal, it's not worth. >Just because I may learn some small things that probably do not affect me
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by tester34 5y ago
What kind of innovation you mean?
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by tester34 5y ago
I do wonder what people 30, 50 or so years from now will think about those 'crazy times'

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