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by tzekid 5y ago
All apple gestures (pinch to zoom, 2 finger swipe for navigation) don't work at all. That's kind of a deal breaker for me ...
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by tzekid 5y ago
I don't get why this gets downvoted, it's a fair comment. A group for emigrants in a foreign country would be reasonable, but just segregating by gender and race like this where there is no language or cultural barrier is unnecess
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by tzekid 6y ago
I just started using it a bit and can see myself using it as an alternative for simple stuff I would otherwise do in Excel / Google Sheets.
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by tzekid 6y ago
It's a Fight Club (1999) quote.
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by tzekid 6y ago
CS Student in Frankfurt looking for work (experience), preferably part-time but I can do full-time, too. Location: Frankfurt, Germany Remote: Either is fine Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Python, Flask, Keras/Ten
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by tzekid 6y ago
CEO woman*. Mitchell Baker was the one who kickstarted the whole "I'm not getting payed enough in this non-profit" thing and the one who initiated the salaries increase.
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by tzekid 6y ago
That sounds impressive! I'm a student who just started a real life project (basic Visual Computing). Any practical tips of what I should look out for / focus on in the future?
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by tzekid 6y ago
Care to explain why? I'm curious. In my experience he's as unbiased as a journalist can be regarding American happenings.
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by tzekid 6y ago
Also on KDE and it works fine — but I have composing turned off.
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by tzekid 7y ago
ELI5: I fail to see how essentially breaking ties with your (quite active) open-source community does any good to the qt org | business.
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by tzekid 7y ago
Location: Frankfurt, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Python, JavaScript, C#, C++ Résumé/CV: https://ilieploscaru.xyz/resume.pdf Email: kid@stud.uni-frankfurt.de
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by tzekid 7y ago
Hmm ... how would you do that and keep the level of entry low? Julia would come close to that - script while prototyping and compile when done.
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by tzekid 8y ago
It's not pseudoscience, but misinterpretation. Unfortunately, the author cherry picks the studies (eg. [0][1]) to get the narrative she wants, even though the research groups were small to begin with (n=34 and n=18 respectively) and we
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by tzekid 8y ago
The language manages to have a syntax even more close to pseudo-code than what I've seen before. It's not a language for me, but the simple fact that you can have 'organic' variables with spaces in between (e.g. `some va
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Version 0.19.2 released – Nim(nim-lang.org)
4 points by tzekid 8y ago|0 comments
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by tzekid 8y ago
Strange, no mention that flutter is the main language used for Google Fuchsia's UI.
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with current events?
2 points by tzekid 8y ago|1 comments
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by tzekid 8y ago
Working in a team is not only about skill, but about work-culture. If they have dismissed you because you have a broad range of interests, then that place wasn't right for you anyways.
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Video: In-Glass Fingerprint Sensor: Testing the Limits(youtube.com)
1 points by tzekid 8y ago|0 comments
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Top 5 Reasons for Ruby-Ists to Use Crystal(crystal-lang.org)
3 points by tzekid 9y ago|1 comments
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by tzekid 9y ago
As a student I've always put my projects before school | uni, because from what I've read and been told experience and the `soft skills` are more important than a degree. And shouldn't the experience gathered from side projec