usloth_wandows

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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
So many words yet so little content. Is there some sort of word minimum for posting? This article is 95% bloat.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
Honesty you having that mind set will make it impossible to get the 4 minute mile, but it is possible for someone with the motivation.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
Agreed. Git int is awesome. I would just like them to support more advanced git functions.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
There is, it just isn't free. Lawfirms pay mountains of money for up to date 'google for laws'. At least in the U.S.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
Really!? Source on this?
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
I'm in the same situation! It seems to be triggered by temperature change, but not sure.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
Btw Amazon has refused to give a clear answer about how much is actually being recorded. Look at the top comment in this thread.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
That's exactly what Amazon would like there users to think. How do you think he wake work is detected? It MUST be listening to some sort of ambient audio, wether that is recorded or kept in anyway, only Amazon would know.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
If you professors could actaully solve that problem efficiently they'd be billionaires.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
Microsoft remade SQL Server and optimized for Win after they bought it
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
If you're asking this question then you shouldn't be using SQL Server.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
If you can't code under pressure, you aren't a very competent programmer. Real world projects come with high pressure scenarios for software engineers. Code monkeys may be able to get away with low pressure, minimally impactful pr
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
When I used F#, maybe three years ago, it was a good exercise in functional thinking. It was an interesting experience, siniliar to the experience of using C-Lisp. The worst part was the lack of documentation and community.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
I would disagree. Google has beyond genius PHD's working one those problems. A SE with a bachelor's would most likely be delegated menial tasks, definitely not be working on cutting edge research. I have many friends at Google and
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
I thought this was common sense. Compress then encrypt. Encryption leads to higher entropy, therefore less effective compression.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
I dare say this is true of any profession which has existed more than 10 years.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
The speaker spoke in a roundabout way diluting her meaningful content with cliche after cliche. I think he point is nice though: aim for calmness and be honest with your team, not the allusion of happiness.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
That's hilarious! I totally expected some sort of automated testing suite for emulators/simulators, not a physical robot with a stylus! Awesome work!
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
You make less than 30k as a cpp programmer? That's crazy!!! Am I missing something here or what? I work in Washington State, US and I make 4x that as a new grad.
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by usloth_wandows 10y ago
I've had BMW 528i since 1997. Still going strong, but those damn window regulators break so often. I blame it on my mechanic replacing them with cheap Chinese parts. The car went 15 years with no window problems and all of the sudden I