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by voidnap 3y ago
Right, fewer letters equal better! Very professional. Honestly though, it doesn't matter to me what you or I name branches or what test images we use. I'm going to objectify women and own slaves in any case.
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by voidnap 3y ago
I've seen jobs claiming they let you skip their tests but none have yet to do so. I have multiple conpleted side projects. They are small non-commercial but not trivial and solve a problem for me. You are fortunate, which is great for
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by voidnap 3y ago
It would have been neat to include cpu freqency in your charts along side temperature and other things.
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by voidnap 3y ago
> I’ve played with PBO2 adjustment as I said, but it should be possible to reduce the voltage at the expense of a bit of performance. Undervolting with PBO2 should not decrease peformance unless you have done something very wrong. Ryzen
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by voidnap 3y ago
> their pyproject.toml doesn’t even specify a dependencies section Doesn't it though? https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing-pyproj...
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by voidnap 3y ago
It isn't about experience in your career as much as just being marketable. I'm being a little pedantic, but it's a meaningful distinction because marketing yourself to a HR department is a skill to be worked at for some.
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by voidnap 3y ago
I came here to say the same thing. It's bizarre how the author's attitude is that the webp authors should know better. Yet his blog cannot link to images properly without JavaScript. My browser supports lazy loading images and src
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by voidnap 3y ago
> your peripheral vision gets distracted by irrelevant stimuli (for some reason I automatically have to look when it seems like something is “happening” all of a sudden, an urge I have to repress) If you figure out how to do this, please
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by voidnap 3y ago
Gee if only there was a way to reuse logic within a program. > arguments are defined as type annotations in the sub-command function itself So you duplicate logic in your type definitions instead of as instructions. Whatever makes you ha
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by voidnap 3y ago
> not looking at ads is theft never gets old
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by voidnap 3y ago
I was recently made aware that some amount of glass is not recycled and instead turned into powder to cover landfills. Apparently, where I live, most used glass ends up this way; but I expect it varies between institutions. https:/&#x
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by voidnap 3y ago
I 100% agree. In the past, I've written good cover letters and they've been crucial to getting job offers. Hiring/tech culture has changed where cover letters are largely meaningless. And wish that weren't the case. And
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by voidnap 3y ago
> Do you have anything to substantiate this claim? No, it's my personal experience. It's an observation supported by people I know who have gotten a similar sense at their jobs. One director level friend, with insight into how
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by voidnap 3y ago
> and by “cover letter” I just mean an email that’s says here’s who I am and here’s what I like/do This makes it sound like it would be something that would be "copied and pasted to countless other employers", just like a
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by voidnap 3y ago
This is such a bizarre comment. I run systemd a number of Linux machines currently but does that mean they are failing? Is taking advantage of systemd's features a failure? They run and do their function so in what sense are they faili
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by voidnap 3y ago
> can create a dedicated error that hold the path itself. Right making the standard library's error type far less useful if you have to start writing your own error types lol. That's such an obnoxious design. The way it is now
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by voidnap 3y ago
> you'd have a lifetime annotation on your Error guaranteeing that your Error does not outlive your allocated path This has implications that are obviously undesirable, like prohibiting returning errors borrowing file paths allocate
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by voidnap 3y ago
Why isnt copying creative? Isn't it fairly well understood that a lot of creativity is derivative anyway? That in the act of being artistic, artists borrow and are influenced by other works?
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by voidnap 3y ago
I don't really like this style of writing. It's easy enough to skip over though, so I wouldn't say I'm "very upset" about it. I don't find it humorous like you do. It seems like a way for the author to pat
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by voidnap 3y ago
> On-prem is like that. Yes, you have all the skills to originally stand it up. But you don’t know what you don’t know, and you make a bunch of resource trade-offs, usually by not implementing stuff that you’ll never need (until you do).
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by voidnap 3y ago
> Yes it’s possible to buy your own building, and your own DS3/OC3. And HVAC. And electrical. > And do it again in a different place for geographic redundancy. With all due respect this is a trivial and misleading point of view.