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by trinovantes 4y ago
A poor initial perception of performance, e.g. blunder during interview, may also set the employee up for long term failure due to the Pygmalion effect. For example, they may less likely be chosen for future easy/high recognition proje
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I think this is the original version: http://www.jasonbock.net/jb/News/Item/7c334037d1a9437d9fa650...
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Starcraft and Heros of the Storm have both ceased development and I doubt Microsoft is interested in reviving them But I can see them reusing those IP as universes for future games just because it's easier to reuse a well known IP than
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by trinovantes 4y ago
How does it interact with libraries that need the file system? e.g. Can I use requests-cache?
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Processing cash also has non-zero cost (labor to count, secure, transport) but I guess it's still slightly cheaper than digital In addition, businesses that handle most transactions in cash, at least here in Canada, are notorious for t
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by trinovantes 4y ago
It was pretty hard for me to get used to Lua's 1-based index and everything treated as a table I think it's easier to mentally map concepts between C and Python than Lua
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I think the decline of the "third place" in modern society is a big contributor to loneliness https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place Personally, I've found a pseudo third space on Discord - my friends
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Microsoft keeps reinventing the recommended GUI framework every few years and leaves their documentation in a convoluted mess (win32, WinForms, WPF, WinUI, etc.) I also suspect it's because the demographic of Mac users are generally ri
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by trinovantes 4y ago
They probably want the performance of C++ without the learning curve of Rust It's not like C++20 is completely different. There's just a lot more utilities in the stdlib so hopefully less raw pointer magic.
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Haven't kept up with cryptography research but I think msieve is still the current state of the art integer factorization software that's open source
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I'm surprised decorators are going to be a new JS feature. They look simple and helpful but every non-trivial project in other langauges that I've seen using decorators are a quagmire to understand and debug.
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I really wish C++ also had a standard package manager like cargo or npm
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by trinovantes 4y ago
There's already an AI streamer on Twitch https://kotaku.com/neuro-sama-twitch-vtuber-ban-holocaust-mi...
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Downside is you lose a fair amount of performance switching to 64 bit floats especially on low-end hardware
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I haven't used Java since school so I'm curious about modern Java. Do you need to worry about circular references preventing garbage collection or are there easy tools to detect such cases?
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Python and Ruby are implemented in C, not interpreted languages CoffeeScript simply compiles code and does not perform static analysis tsc is implemented in JS and performs static analysis which makes it (unsurprisingly) slow. I suppose y
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by trinovantes 4y ago
tsc is the reference implementation written in JS so of course it's slow. It has to boot up the nodejs runtime first Use swc or esbuild if you want fast TS compile times and use your IDE or eslint for type checking during development
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Video games or game engine development, especially studios that work on console games HFT firms also do low level optimizations
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Doesn't explain why Canada job listings are the only country in the world that uses the "developer" title
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by trinovantes 4y ago
It's a protected title in most jurisdictions but it's seldom enforced or have exceptions for "software engineer" Although I've heard Professional Engineers Ontario made enough noise awhile back and big tech companie
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by trinovantes 4y ago
The rental market in Toronto is just as insane. People nowadays need to offer 6-12 months worth of rent upfront to make a competitive offer. Good luck climbing out of homelessness if you don't have a $10-20k deposit.
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by trinovantes 4y ago
They are probably using some public cloud service so simply banning all IPs from cloud ASNs [1] will usually be enough. Downside is you're also banning any users using VPNs [1] https://github.com/brianhama/bad-asn-
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by trinovantes 4y ago
That sounds like X11
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Streamers sync donation amount to vibration amount Or so I've heard
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Had we discovered the fast fourier transform sooner, we could've avoided the nuclear arms race as the US/USSR would've been able to observe the other's underground nuclear detonation waves with 1960s computers
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by trinovantes 4y ago
`ArticleTypes` should be automatically available in the template just from importing it if you use script setup Otherwise you also need to return it in the setup function (composition) or store a local copy of it in the data field (options)
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by trinovantes 4y ago
For security/safety sensitive tasks, you should be using checklists e.g. [1] so you don't need to remember. Pilots use pre-takeoff checklists to reduce chances of human error. Likewise, you shouldn't assume the framework will
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Group A wants to say X that Group B doesn't like. Group B sends massive amount of unrelated messages into the Twitterverse using the same hashtags to bury Group A's message. Do you leave it alone and thus allow Group A's free
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by trinovantes 4y ago
Isn't it just prepending "while(1);" to your responses? If that's all you need, it seems like a dependency overkill
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by trinovantes 4y ago
I found hetzner to have better offerings for the same price

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