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tluyben2
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4y ago
Soft skills I don’t mind; grown up interviews I don’t mind. I have done freelancing for 30 years now and had 0 requests for balancing binary trees, time/space complexity of sorting algos; things that are often associated with interview
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I did an EE degree first, then CS; I like EE and I enjoy the tinkering. My father taught me electronics since I was young (5) and I always like the smell of soldering and my hands have many battle scars. However, cs always paid so much more
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4y ago
> then remove everything that was unused when the test suite ran What tooling does one use to determine this? How can you see what files are being hit or not? Ptrace? Edit; I RTFA and think that’s the product they sell. But how would one
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4y ago
I even have (ex)founding partners in million$ companies that were sold or still exist who I never saw or spoke to via voice. Only text chat. I also have and had many colleagues I never saw or voice spoke to. Works fine; no one cares on eith
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4y ago
Where in Australia are you? (Roughly)
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Or find a museum with nice people who know what they are doing and are looking for this. Gift or sell to them or borrow it to them (I don’t know the english word) like collectors do with paintings to museums. I have 1000s of vintage compute
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4y ago
Why did he have that much cash on him? I read this more often; wouldn’t everyone think you just did shady deal or are going to?
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4y ago
Not sure if anything changed (by the looks of it no), but I couldn’t get this to work when I last tried it a few years ago.
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4y ago
A local provider/company of processing payments online. Local meaning near me.
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4y ago
There are many alternatives for PayPal; stripe being one but there are many others as well that won’t totally screw you as merchant like PayPal does. I use a local one who actually defend me when there are chargebacks and I can visit and ta
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I used to ‘hang’ with a billionaire friend of the family and, maybe that might be dutch, he was incredibly frugal (drove a crappy old but not classic car, lived in a rather small house etc) and yea was obsessed with making more. He would a
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I exchanged my 8gb air for 16gb and it's perfect. Really cannot get it bogged down. Definitely now that most things are Apple Silicon compiled; before that it was a bit more problematic.
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4y ago
I removed my profile from LinkedIn 2 years ago because it was starting to get crazy; I got calls and emails from obvious scammers every day. The problem is that when I introduce myself, people always get suspicious of me not having a Linked
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4y ago
But they are not immortal there are they (never read/saw it)? And it's 'slightly' bigger than a trolley with more humans so you can (and i think they do/have?) a small society.
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4y ago
Or that you need food at all. It says 'eternity' including the trolley + passengers.
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If you can communicate with the outside. Or maybe humanity exterminated itself besides the people in the magic trolley before you decided to get blown up.
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4y ago
Over 15 years ago for sure.
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4y ago
What type of book is it? Tech, fiction, non fiction etc? Channels would be very different based on the type of book. Self published or via a publisher?
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4y ago
Many books are self published so they usually have no or limited channels.
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4y ago
Apparently it is fully compatible with vb6 (as also radbasic says they are). I never tried but long time ago I ported a slew of vb6 apps to Xojo (realbasic at the time) and that was not hard but it was definitely work and not fully compatib
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> This is vastly overstated IME. Porting existing code as-is between languages is actually pretty easy. Yep. We always implemented (parts of) embedded software in Java first and later in JS and then port it. If no additional functionali
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4y ago
> The people arguing in this thread about how they "were tricked into buying something vegan, yuck!" are not arguing in good faith IMO. It is mostly the same few people who jump on meat threads here to push their views.
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We proposed a way of doing option 2 with the green checkmark without hitting a server and with your private info encrypted on a device you own and it doesn’t leave the device unencrypted unless you approve parts of it; for instance passing
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We have tried many things and jira is just the most future proof. The others all fall short of with this ‘do one thing and do it well’; that is great but life is dynamic so that one thing doesn’t fit growing companies or small companies (de
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For me that’s it indeed; grep, sometimes with -A -B is much faster in general for me because it might be similar commands which now will appear next to eachother.
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We have SLAs which pay well but incur fines; we pick the hosting partners so we cannot exclude them as ‘act of god’ or something when they go down or something, like this, happens because of them. 10 hours is a bizarre amount of time and wo
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I recently went back to practicing on my msx machines programming z80 assembly. More precise; when I wrote a lot of msx software in the 80s, I typed in hex opcodes directly without knowing the mnemonics. I still remember that it is a little
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Is there any progress on those Small Nuclear Reactors (SMR)? The promise was 3-5 year builds for one unit and allowing builds in parallel to deploy multiple units and hooking them up to form practical larger plants. But it seems it cooled a
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If you get paid and if there is space to do that. There is often the ‘yeah yeah let’s add the rest of the features first the do docs’. I agree with you but this often goes wrong, especially at startups.
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What are ‘normal humans’? If I take 5 humans at random from a non university town, I am willing to bet up to $1 they cannot distinguish this now when generated with gpt3.
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