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by totorovirus 4y ago
check out how much money koreans spend on Lineage. 110k? that's actually pretty affordable https://www.mmobomb.com/news/player-spent-3-5-million-lineag...
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by totorovirus 4y ago
Well you can play millions of poker hands online. Life isn't like that. You have only ~30 years, and you have 30 * 365 = 10950 hands if we count each day as a hand. So what you need to work on is how you define "success" in l
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by totorovirus 4y ago
I think it is perceived to people differently by the stance they chose to take (voluntarily or involuntarily) about life. There are a set of people who see life as maximizing risk to stand our from the herd. It is mostly people who learned
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by totorovirus 4y ago
It's what is called Schadenfreude in german.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Is it necessary to boycott private firms that didn't necessarily support the government decision? Or is there any proof that they actually played a role in current ukraine situation?
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by totorovirus 5y ago
It only works in big tech companies where you don't need to take care of everything. Still, there are some management issues like sharing same philosophy, mentoring, etc that you wouldn't get in remote work. I think apple sensed t
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by totorovirus 5y ago
wow I am just utterly surprised how the politicians in US are trying to pass the bill via CSAM just like the politicians in korea. Korea already has a DNS surveilance on porn related websites because it may contain sexually abusive material
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by totorovirus 5y ago
In early e-commerce era in korea, I remember a website storing refund balance into the browser cookies without verification which I told about it to my friend. My friend told that to his friend, and that one was bold enough to steal million
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by totorovirus 5y ago
I am truly impressed by your command line skills. Awesome
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by totorovirus 5y ago
vim is cool but it's simply not worth investing time to learn a language that only works for one specific editor.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Just a quick question: if finding the most obscure path is the holy grail, can't we just write a quick modification to algorithm to find the lines with most diversity of its variations? I do not know the details how the chess engines w
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Reminds me of my wsj cancellation. I procrastinated twice calling via hotline and they ripped off three months of subscription from me.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
It is really hard to filter those "discussers" in this way. They often know tons of possibilities and not the practical solution or skills to carry out their proposed solution
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Reminds me of an observation that humans developed imagination(seeing that is unseen) from avoiding threats of snakes which were the most dangerous predator to early primates. It required sharp visual skills to distinguish snakes from its a
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by totorovirus 5y ago
wow I thought they were out of business
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by totorovirus 5y ago
I think allocating something very large on stack should have been reviewed by peers to either fix it to use heap.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
if the function doesn't support %n write, then why did it crash?
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by totorovirus 5y ago
There must have been a warning during compilation, and it seems like apple devs have been ignoring it.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
But isn't 20 hours/week or 40 hours/week a negotiated agreement when you got hired? If you want 20 hours/week, get paid less and stop whining about companies should pay more for less amount of mandatory work hours. The d
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by totorovirus 5y ago
this is truly interesting.. does this work for very long documents? i.e. entire book? And if this is the case, why are nlp reseachers still struggling with increasing transformer width? The answer is here
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Does this mean there are at least 2^5 = 32 paths that a procedure can take? Seriously, is it even documentable?
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by totorovirus 5y ago
"My self worth is not a function of or correlated with my total compensation. Capitalism is a poor way to determine self-worth." This is gold. I think the whole industry is failing to value an engineer. For 5+ yoe, I think perform
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by totorovirus 5y ago
This game well deserves a spot in programming contest questions.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
Can we also talk about men getting divorced after a startup failure or prolonged 'death valley' period? Startup is always risky for anyone regardless of gender and that is why not many people take the risk. I mean if the job sucks
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by totorovirus 5y ago
In next version of Sid Meier's Civilization there should be Linux Kernel in technology tree.
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by totorovirus 5y ago
I think trying to reverse engineer something that was protected multiple techniques to prevent it from getting reverse engineered can potentially drive anyone to getting a neural disorder.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Is there any HTML from PDF available?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Is is because data work doesn't need a degree and the degree holders don't want to risk their career for doing something that is off topic to their degree?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
another thing I learned by doing programming is that it is often more important to rephrase the problem and solve it with reasonable tradeoff.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Now I am getting really curious whether other companies with supposedly strong engineering knew about sscanf issues.

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