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by tsss 5y ago
There is no guide. You have to look attractive and that's all there is to it. No matter what you write in your description or on your messages. No matter what strategy you employ. It's all completely meaningless next to your profi
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by tsss 5y ago
It was wrong then and it is wrong now. The Vietnam war protesters were free to protest, but they can not demand to restrict the freedom of speech of others.
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by tsss 5y ago
I would argue the opposite is the case. What political opinion expressible in less than 500 characters can be worth listening to?
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by tsss 5y ago
Who told you to call their customer support for a refund? AWS (and other cloud vendors) practically never refund. They will give out credits for their platform but that won't help you much as a private individual who just lost hundreds
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by tsss 5y ago
It has nothing to do with being mentally ill. Most mentally ill are not like this. They're just power hungry.
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by tsss 5y ago
28% of precollegiate students, which includes preschool and grade school... If you only consider secondary education then Gymnasium and Gemeinschaftschule account for 60% of students.
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by tsss 5y ago
Foreigners always think the German school system (Hauptschule, Realschule, Gymnasium) is 30/30/30 but in reality it's more like 5/15/80. Almost every student is going to the gymnasium by default nowadays. If you are
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by tsss 5y ago
There are things beyond for-loops and gotos, namely recursion schemes. It's been a long long time the last time I wrote a for-loop and I don't miss them.
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by tsss 5y ago
SF techies making 100k/year are not rich and definitely not the Germans making 40k. As long as there are no spontaneous hurricanes sucking Jeff Bezos' space rocket out of the sky, nothing will change.
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by tsss 5y ago
> I meant by double to turn [1,2] into [2,4] Hmm, I think you can do that too, but you'd have to assign each int value its own singleton type, which would be ridiculous and not gain you anything since you're just moving the log
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by tsss 5y ago
I meant that you can write a version of your function with the same definition that will not type check since `take 2` is illegal for lists of length less than 2. As for a function that will "double" a list, i.e. turn [1,2] into [
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by tsss 5y ago
You can very easily write a "safe" version of that function that will not type check and in this case you don't even need dependent types. So: bad example on your part.
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by tsss 5y ago
> type systems are totally unable to express algorithms You don't know much about types if you think that. As for dynamic typing "helping" you to find code that you need to write tests for: There are already far more sophi
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by tsss 5y ago
I'm not sure if we need one but I like him and I don't have to pay for it, so why not?
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by tsss 5y ago
Yes, but usually you need both.
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by tsss 5y ago
It's simply unfeasible to do that. The best you can do is blue-green deployments with a monorepo but you will still need at least data backwards compatibility to be able to roll back any change. The only thing you gain with blue-green
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by tsss 5y ago
Earn more than a FAANG PhD? In the article they wrote about salaries of around 70£/h and that's not good at all. The average freelance programmer in Germany already makes 90€/h. Sure there are some tutors who make 250/h
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by tsss 5y ago
It's exactly these low performers who never study, are always late, interrupt, and bully who make school living hell for the neurodiverse students that actually try. They can go into a coal mine and move piles of rocks for the rest of
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by tsss 5y ago
She is obviously scared of driving.
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by tsss 5y ago
Or maybe don't pay any federal aid at all. It rewards bad business, hurts competition and obviously doesn't even work. Instead: - Give aid directly to the employees who need it instead of relying on the trickle down myth - Buy sha
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by tsss 5y ago
US colleges often don't even do that. They just learn differentiation and integration rules but none of the actual math, hence why it's called "calculus" and not "real analysis" which the math majors take.
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by tsss 5y ago
Looks like something you'd find at some no-name technical college in Germany and not a top university. Where's the linear algebra, multivariate calculus, real analysis, differential equations, graph theory, abstract algebra, numer
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by tsss 5y ago
Probably because exactly the wrong people will have five or more children while the highly educated that they want to reproduce continue to have only one.
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by tsss 5y ago
> An algorithm (pronounced AL-go-rith-um) is a procedure or formula for solving a problem, based on conducting a sequence of specified actions As far as I'm concerned all the cookie-cutter blockbuster movies of the past 10 years hav
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by tsss 5y ago
Even though I appreciate the origins of "informatics" I prefer "computer science" nowadays because the word is less loaded in Germany. I feel like in the US there is more appreciation for CS. The word "informatics&q
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by tsss 5y ago
I wish my colleagues would appreciate the beauty of abstraction and PL theory as much as you do. It seems they actively resist any effort in that direction.
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by tsss 5y ago
As seen on USA? European CS degrees are generally more comprehensive because we do all the humanities already in high school which leaves more time for math and it is more common for people to continue with a masters degree.
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by tsss 5y ago
You can probably make 100M out of 40k with a single trade just by being lucky and holding while the gigantic crypto bubble is being blown up. But this story isn't over yet and for every lucky idiot like OP there are thousands who lose
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by tsss 5y ago
There is no crypto economy. It is just one giant pyramid scheme.
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by tsss 5y ago
> what kind of people are able to afford a house? - People with 30+ year mortgages - People living in the middle of nowhere who will work at the same crappy company for the rest of their lives (or lose everything when they are let go) -

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