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by uniclaude 9y ago
TenX | https://www.tenx.tech | Singapore | Onsite (VISA OK) & REMOTE OK Positions: DevOps (who can really write tools) | Rust Programmers | Security Specialists. Remuneration: Extremely competitive. Based in Singapore, we&#x
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by uniclaude 9y ago
Except for the police/law part which is obviously scary, I find some of those points to offer quite the silver lining. I have been in Japan for a while, and the fact that you will never be accepted is totally OK for me. I appreciate fe
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by uniclaude 9y ago
This comment somehow makes me think of Stroustrup's quote about languages that nobody uses and languages that people complain about. Classic middlebrow dismissal.
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by uniclaude 9y ago
Well, if the guy with a wig proved he could grow a business selling my products in my target market, and is connected to a large base of potential customers, no I should totally not pick the random guy. Good luck finding someone more motiva
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by uniclaude 9y ago
Wait what? CS students learn color about color blindness now? I really wasn't in the good classes!
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by uniclaude 9y ago
> On salary: We previously had a program where we gave significant monthly raises in effort to drive fair and aggressive compensation in an ongoing basis. The goal was to pay more, not less, by forcing a review and adjustment on a regul
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by uniclaude 9y ago
Aren't those two systems vastly different in the long term? Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but I wouldn't expect "Sugar Babies" to be looking for potential husbands on those online platforms. Whereas mail order brides
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by uniclaude 9y ago
Then I bieleve the argument still stands. Universities would teach knowledge better if they spent a comparatively tiny amount of time teaching appropriate skills, as it would get students ready to learn. The author demonstrated this point b
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by uniclaude 9y ago
I respectfully disagree with your argument in relation to this article. Dan Luu is describing a method that would help people achieve a better success in their exams and classes, he's not even pointing their usefulness in the workplace
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by uniclaude 9y ago
|0 also has the benefit of making your code harder to read and look smart. </s> I wouldn't recommend using this unless you're trying to shove milliseconds in this type of operations.
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Pangea | Senior Server and Mobile Software Engineer | Tokyo, JP / Chengdu, China | ONSITE | VISA | Full time Hey guys! We're in the middle of shipping a few products and modernizing large codebases, so we are looking for: - A Java
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by uniclaude 10y ago
People keep complaining about how hard and expensive it is to attract top talent. This kind of measure is exactly how you do it. Provide an environment where employees feel trusted and empowered, pay market rate, screen properly instead of
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by uniclaude 10y ago
> As for homework, that's a giant can of worms. There is plenty of research on homework. It shows that homework is net neutral on actual learning, but a strong negative on creating stress. Digging in, it turns out that it can help
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Simple questions : - Where are you based, and are you legally able to work where you're applying without too much overhead? Sometimes a company may like you but not be willing to jump through hoops after they realize how hard it will b
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Those two wordings aren't even coming from the same source, what exactly are you trying to prove here?
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Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin – Using Only Phone Numbers(forbes.com)
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by uniclaude 10y ago
I think the x270 is coming soon, you might want to wait a bit!
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by uniclaude 10y ago
I second the lenovo recommendation. An X220t with 16gb ram and ssd would fit your needs and budget for sure!
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by uniclaude 10y ago
This. There might be more Python jobs, but a lot probably require knowledge that most people can't get in bootcamps. A simple indeed search of Django vs Flask vs Rails shows there are much more demand for Ruby web developers, which is
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by uniclaude 10y ago
> P.s. don't let my username fool you ;) I'm just unfortunately hipster. The HN gods said it, you're not a n00bie but a real leet. ;) user: rubyn00bie created: 1337 days ago Back on topic, I would argue that it&
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Tbh I never realized it but I feel the same way. I used to try to convert people to Linux when I was in high school, but those times are over and I'm okay with having my friends and family on MacOS.
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by uniclaude 10y ago
That's a reasonable frustration, but I haven't seen anyone complaining that pc manufacturers still ship trackpoints. That's not to say that any pc comes close to Apple's trackpads though. Most people switching, however,
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by uniclaude 10y ago
In case anyone else is looking for a transcript: I can't check right now if this talk is much different from the one he did in 2015, but just in case, here's a link to the Youtube video for the older one: https://www.yo
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Well, no ops is not really no ops, but more "Google/Amazon is paying ops people for me".
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Never tried RawTherapee, won't be able to help here sorry!
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Just found the plugin doc thanks to your comment. I'm kind of ashamed I didn't know that...
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Many people ask the question indeed! I sell prints and license photos to a small list of corporate clients I slowly grew with time. I haven't been lucky with marketplaces so far, and I'm doubtful it would be worth the effort with
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by uniclaude 10y ago
I was facing the same dilemma, and photo is a source of income to me. I made the jump, use Linux and Darktable every day, and experienced no frustration at all. I didn't try to run macOS in a vm though. To answer your questions : it is
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by uniclaude 10y ago
Definitely agree! I make a substantial part of my income (just enough to pay rent) selling photography, and I recently dropped ps and lightroom in favor of Darktable. The change didn't happen in a day, but Darktable is so good I don&#x
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by uniclaude 10y ago
That's a very fair point. IIRC WebP uses more cpu than JPEG, so, faster transfers but will it actually enhance my customers experience with their various Android phones?

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