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by tester34 5y ago
Your clock does, kinda, ain't that enough?
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by tester34 5y ago
Why care about steps when you're cycling? it's serious question
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by tester34 5y ago
>there are truly an infinite number of things that one can do without ever having to even leave bed I don't think I'd be able to count over 10
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by tester34 5y ago
> current US National average programmer salary 75k let's outsource it, so we can cut the cost by half, at least I just saved 7 bilion dollars and probably need to become manager
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by tester34 5y ago
>Usually standardized tests are in one language regardless of if you're a native speaker or not, putting immigrants at a disadvantage. It seems reasonable, taking math without proficency in exam's math nomenclature is harder if
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by tester34 5y ago
>Black people are currently less educated as a result of systemic racism than their Asain and white counterparts. but why? end exams are standarized and in my opinion fair
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by tester34 5y ago
Seems like Dividing by Equality and Diversity
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by tester34 5y ago
how about solving data race problem correctly then?
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by tester34 5y ago
but wouldn't it be the problem with deserialization on the server side? edit. oh I see, somebody can overwrite other params, yea?
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by tester34 5y ago
but is this security issue?
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by tester34 5y ago
but, what's the actual issue? XSS? what's the vector attack here? where the `text` comes from?
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by tester34 5y ago
for what kind of software? if your product is e.g docker, git - then yea, easily if it's soft for different industry, then complexity increases
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by tester34 5y ago
disclaimer: I have totally no experience in data-ish stuff. >"data engineering, is a software engineering approach to designing and developing information systems." this description is so broad, that every SE would be data engi
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by tester34 5y ago
School sucks for individuals, but for the whole system there's no significantly better solution (at least that I'm aware of), sadly.
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by tester34 5y ago
I don't think I'd call git "data (science) engineering tool"
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by tester34 5y ago
>If Linus Torvalds decided to pick up data engineering tomorrow, he’d be far better at it in 3 months than the average dev who’s been in the field for 10 years. bold claim, I'd want to take a bet with you for real money on that deca
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by tester34 5y ago
Maybe doing that 3 semester Master's ain't that mehh idea after all
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by tester34 5y ago
I guess I must be happy that I can still pay with real money or perform contactless payment with cards
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by tester34 5y ago
bug free maybe not, but without security holes? you definitely can
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by tester34 5y ago
I mean how much time daily would it take on average? I felt like generally you have nothing to do, except sometimes you gotta do something like respond to disk quota alert and stuff
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by tester34 5y ago
what if I dont have smartphone?
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by tester34 5y ago
>Have you taken a senior/graduate level DS&A class before? I've taken DS&A class during CS Eng. degree, it was bullshit about sorting algorithms while using 1-indexed arrays in languages that used 0-indexed approach, no
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by tester34 5y ago
What do you mean by "managing and operating" a database? Applying migrations? initial setup and configuration?
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by tester34 5y ago
Playing devil's side: It's dependent on the job, but anyway they can learn this stuff not only during work hours (learning hours or whatever it is called), but also in their free time It's not like only Academia is authorized
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by tester34 5y ago
but there's already significant amount of ds, algos, OOP in academia, also I don't see how those are "scientific types of skills" I do also wonder what people *precisely* mean when they talk about "data structures a
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by tester34 5y ago
I do share this sentiment, the beauty of computers was that you could build "anything" you wanted and maybe even make living of it Nowadays it seems to be perceived as a yet another way to highly paid jobs
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by tester34 5y ago
Hot Reload makes Blazor WebAssembly development waaaay more easier/sane >API >>Minimal APIs >>>start.cs is now optional `start.cs`? you meant `Startup.cs`?
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by tester34 5y ago
I think it is very reasonable idea, but time's gonna show how it'll affect maintainers when majority of schools start doing it >The most common problems faced by the students over their assignment are the inability to build the
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by tester34 5y ago
thank you
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by tester34 5y ago
what is "many"? 20 000 people? 30% of country? 70% of country?

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