toomanydoubts

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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Hire a professional to pick up where he left off?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Honestly, it's sounds kinda insane. Mob programming certainly is a tool with its good use cases, like maybe tracking a bug, onboarding a new team member or making critical changes to core stuff. However, I just can't imagine havin
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Awesome. I haven't optimized my career this way yet but accepting that some days I will code 16 hours straight, and other days I won't even look at my laptop has done wonders for my anxiety caused by seeing everyone with a constan
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Thanks for posting this. Yesterday I came across a job position on a company that does 100% mob(!) programming everyday¹. This means every programmer works 6 hours per day on a zoom call with 2 other programmers, rotating roles between typi
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
For that to be somewhat true, I can see at least two prerequisites: 1) the function must be pure(no side-effects); 2) predicting well is not enough, GPT must predict perfectly a hundred percent of the time. Still, technically you're no
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Because we've been led to believe that hosting any kind of database yourself is an enormous challenge and unsafe and not-cloud-nativie-enough and god bless you if even for an instant you believe you have enough knowledge to run such co
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Not to mention that job opportunities which doesn't violate the non compete but the company still decide not to hire for fear you'll leave in a couple of months due to the other company trying to enforce an unenforceable non compe
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Untrue. I've seen non competes like "you can't work with any company that's a potential competitor". That's for a software engineer working in a software development agency. Had I signed it, it would keep me ou
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I fail to see the purity in react with all that useState, which obviously by the name is tracking state outside the scope of the function(eg: it's actually View = F() and data is coming from outside when calling useState). It's no
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Because then we can use the non-democracy excuse to invade whoever we want.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
>Doubling the data type width gives more room than anyone would ever need – a signed 64-bit time value will not overflow for 292 billion years. This sentence reminds me of "The last question" by Asimov. Well, it's good eno
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Because I can't get a job writing Haskell without having a PhD and some 5+ years of experience in the language even though I've been in the SWE field for 10+ years, so I have to get the fix for my addiction from somewhere else.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
There are some alternative Preludes that attempt to fix this, bringing a safer std lib to the table.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Ritalin, I guess? Not exactly a technique but since you included caffeine.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Yeah, I had some great results in the past with "I'm not familiar with that, but if I were to take a guess I'd say ...". Shows you're not a bullshitter and is capable of reasoning about stuff. Good qualities for peo
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I'd say Pornhub is also pretty popular too. Don't ask me how I know it.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
How about non-native English speakers that are using it as an way to take tips and improve their English writing?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I mostly agree but I don't think it's unreasonable for an experienced developer with a bunch of languages on their toolbelt to learn OS development while learning a new language.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Is it really a silly policy? I like that a lot.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Sorry, I do not get your point. If your inputs come from outside your system, you have to sanitize them, period. It would be the same thing for the original poster of this thread if the ids are being generated client-side. Besides, you&#x27
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Proper, standardized, efficient support across the stack plus well known uniqueness guarantees about the the ids generated. Not that an ad-hoc solution can't be just as good, but why go through all the trouble of reinventing the wheel?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Why not uuids?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Can someone who owns a framework tell me wether the lapthp provides methods for neutering the Intel backdoors(AKA IME)?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
It doesn't matter one bit. As long as money flow free between borders, wealthy individuals will always choose to follow the law of their choice, going for the countries that are more willing to take the risk of holding dirty money just
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Yeah, I get it. The employees should be living paycheck to paycheck on the verge of poverty so the shareholders can rake in that extra 3.5bi. These employees are such crybabies, they just need to budget better.
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
So weird to read that. You mean people making minimum wage are driving around over there? In Brazil, there's successful people with years long career, making way above the minimum wage, who can't afford a car. Actually, the minimu
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Maybe instead of doubling the price, McDonald's could cut their profits? I'm sure the shareholders would still do just fine with $3.75 billions per year instead of $7.5. But the poor shareholders would be very sad with that, they
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Care to share which tools are these? I've been in the field for several years and can't remember the last time I shelled money for a tool. What cool stuff am I missing?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
Interesting, but I'm wondering how does partial application for external functions works. Do you need to redefine the functions using the decorator?
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
That's why you always copy the secret recovery codes for the 2FA(which may not be helpful if you left your notebook in your home country during vacantions).

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