wonnage

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by wonnage 3y ago
You've made this same comment in multiple threads, genuinely curious why you feel so strongly about this. I can only imagine you're relatively new to the working world or have never been in a layoff situation. Her reaction is perf
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by wonnage 3y ago
Kind of like how Spanish flu originated in the US
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by wonnage 3y ago
I wonder if you could accomplish the same with structural search tools like Comby ( https://comby.dev/ ) - with the bonus that you can target specific levels of beating since it's syntax-aware
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by wonnage 3y ago
Great so now we're treating getting accepted to a PhD as though you actually completed one. Virtually every STEM graduate from colleges like Stanford is eligible for a graduate program somewhere, it's not that big of a deal
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by wonnage 3y ago
Agreed. New systems to the game tend to just be shallow window dressing. Settlement management is literally fetch quests, or kill X number of sentinels that are attacking. A vast portion of the game revolves around finding things and shooti
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by wonnage 3y ago
Mazda removed touchscreens from all models starting 2019 or so: https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1121372_why-mazda-is-pur... So consider yourself lucky to even have the option! I personally think Mazda has the least
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by wonnage 3y ago
Lenders aren't gonna give you a preferential rate because of the realtor, I can't imagine paying for a laywer recommendation , and guidance is not worth 3% of my home's value. What counts as "guidance" anyway? A re
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by wonnage 3y ago
I think they're referring to plugging a usb cable into the phone to charge a device.
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by wonnage 3y ago
This is specifically about breaking the myth that performing expensive self-contained operations (e.g, parsing GraphQL) in a native extension (C, Rust, etc.) is always faster than the interpreted language. The JS ecosystem has the same prob
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by wonnage 3y ago
I don’t think you can conclude anything other than the candidate passed your interview.
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by wonnage 3y ago
Getting a degree might not say much but it sure as hell says more than just “self-studied CS for X months”
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by wonnage 3y ago
If we’re using “determined person” as the bar, then someone who commits 4-6 years paying tuition to get a BA or MS CS certainly seems more determined than a self taught person who spent maybe 3 months at a boot camp? Not saying that it’s fa
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by wonnage 3y ago
This has nothing to do with anything digital - interstate banking was effectively illegal in the US until the 90s: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/interstate-banking.asp Banks have consolidated ever since.
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by wonnage 3y ago
> And as the largest retail banks offer zero interest, it doesn’t quite mesh with that narrative. The point is that large banks have a win-win right now - higher rates make it easier for them to make money, but the fact that people were
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by wonnage 3y ago
It's even worse in Asia, lots of things require an app tied to local phone number. It's at the point where you literally can't pay for things, call a cab, etc. as a tourist
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by wonnage 3y ago
More like the thing was valued at $1m but if you add up all the assets and liabilities of the thing you only get $500k. Obviously when you're a capitalist and buy something, you're doing so for future cash flows, but those don&#x2
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by wonnage 3y ago
Only true if your earnings kept up with inflation
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by wonnage 3y ago
Tesla FSD is a marketing gimmick
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by wonnage 3y ago
It's tough to parallelize a recipe the first time you're cooking it - unless you have a photographic memory you're gonna have to keep checking back between steps and it's easy to miss something. Ends in getting really st
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by wonnage 3y ago
It could be the way you're interpreting, but I suspect what she means is that she didn't go through and verify the exact measurements and timings in the recipe. There are simply too many variables involved in (non-baking) recipes
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by wonnage 3y ago
Your failure to understand something doesn't make it wrong
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by wonnage 3y ago
The deficit is an outcome of reserve currency status. The dollars everyone is using to trade have to come from somewhere, and mathematically that means dollars leaving the US. Alternatively, the value of the dollar increases due to demand,
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by wonnage 4y ago
The 80% improvement is on the original Intel chip
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by wonnage 4y ago
Chrome performance increased roughly 80% between 2014 and 2017: https://blog.chromium.org/2022/03/how-chrome-became-highest-... It was then roughly flat through 2020 despite slowdowns from Spectre mitigations. Pre
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by wonnage 4y ago
It’s not, it’s basically a dead fork of HTML from the 90s that nobody has touched in like a decade
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by wonnage 4y ago
native vs abstracted is not a thing
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by wonnage 4y ago
No you see, you guys gotta read his footnote about a wholly unrelated topic
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by wonnage 4y ago
No, looks like they confused the units. It should be Mbit.
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by wonnage 4y ago
Going public isn't for paying employees... They had a chance to raise at 3-4x what they're worth now and blew it for the foreseeable future
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by wonnage 4y ago
Refusing to read about the thing you don't understand is pretty silly

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