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by water8 5y ago
Hard Pass.
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by water8 5y ago
Business is where the textbook ends and ingenuity begins
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by water8 5y ago
No, it probably makes you take unnecessary risks due to a false sense of bravado
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by water8 5y ago
Save your money and move to a state tax free state
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by water8 5y ago
The developer leaves and it starts with having to ask a co-worker how to configure something simple. Then suddenly the code isn't as well documented or the documents all issues that cause things not to go smoothly. Things slowly get ha
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by water8 5y ago
You have to pick one or the other when choosing your development strategy. If you focus on customer collaboration, you could end up giving away too many freebee features that should have been feature requests and billed. If you have a desig
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by water8 5y ago
I get a lot less grief from the people who pay the bills this way.
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by water8 5y ago
It could also mean that they fall under the other extreme of perpetually outdated over-documentation. IMO the only thing worse than no docs are wrong docs.
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by water8 5y ago
Until the entropy in their wake catches up with everyone else
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by water8 5y ago
It also means less capital investment available to smaller businesses
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by water8 5y ago
There are as many pixels on my iphone as there are on my TV. Wtf do you mean its a fixed size?
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by water8 5y ago
Yea but, why do we have to speak in Greek in the first place?
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by water8 5y ago
Bingo! Architects don't get to debug their building with the press of a button.
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by water8 5y ago
pixel size is dependent on the display size
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by water8 5y ago
The person with the least skin in the game is likely to be the fairest judge
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by water8 5y ago
The Source is WW1 and WW2. Germany was the world powerhouse in production not population. Their ability to out manufacture their neighboring countries lead to some pretty horrible things.
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by water8 5y ago
"I always code my own AES libraries because I'm an expert" - said no expert ever.
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by water8 5y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head. Data structures are so much more important than throwing more threads at the problem. Someone could write beautiful lock-free code but choose a ring buffer (lock free queue) instead of a concurrent set
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by water8 5y ago
Because you can determine if they organize and test things in a repeatable and maintainable way or do they have trouble organizing structures and make questionable performance decisions. Are they clear on the hasA vs isA. Do they know what
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by water8 5y ago
The person who's going to come up with new idea's isnt spending their time memorizing old ones. They learn to index where to retrieve knowledge when necessary in order to allow them to cover a wider breadth of knowledge. And this
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by water8 5y ago
You know what would be a great idea? After closing down so many businesses that we had to have the treasury print money to give to the tax payers, we take it right back...
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by water8 5y ago
Probably because you have an Amazing GF that makes the things you used to love seem mundane in comparison. I'm also around 30 and occasionally feel burnout and the lack of interest as well. I like to do DIY projects because such as hom
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by water8 5y ago
When this starts to happen to me, I try to take a step back and focus more on my dating/personal life for a bit. After a few shitty dates, coding wont seem so bad any more =P
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by water8 5y ago
Most of these types of algorithms already have tons of research available online as people try to figure out what the lower bound of optimization is. It's far more telling to just talk about previous projects the person has worked on t
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by water8 5y ago
Did you press the small sync button on the back of the airpods case?
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by water8 5y ago
The ratio of importance placed on these algorithm design in interviews vs the amount of times they actually come up in real world problems seems skewed IMO.
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by water8 5y ago
This is why JSP still exists
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by water8 5y ago
A movie is a series of similar images and while it does allow temporal compression in a 3rd axis to the 2d raster, H265 is about as good as it gets at the moment but its also lossy which might not be tolerable.
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by water8 5y ago
Gusterfs + ZFS
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by water8 5y ago
Manufacturing is like a ladder. When you outsource the bottom, it’s no different than cutting the rungs of a ladder beneath you. Manufacturing is essential to the wealth and prosperity of any nation.

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