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901.
by ww520 4y ago
High school is relevant for people don't do much after high school. It shows the level of expectation they have for their candidates.
902.
by ww520 4y ago
In return, I would ask them couple questions before going through the process. * What is the salary range? * Who was the person coming up with the interview questions? * What is that person's psychological profile? * What is that perso
903.
by ww520 4y ago
That’s an awesome setup. Curious how do you triangulate using the video from a camera.
904.
by ww520 4y ago
Sees sells gift certificates on one pound of candy that can be redeemed whenever, like 10 years from now. I bet they wrap those certificates in NFT their value would quadruple.
905.
by ww520 4y ago
Org mode in Emacs.
906.
by ww520 4y ago
Yes, it's really annoying. In the past I had resorted to copy/paste into Emacs and then copy/paste out into the destination app. Then I learned about the Ctrl+Shift+V trick and just rolled with that.
907.
by ww520 4y ago
Agree. Module is a weak design of Rust.
908.
by ww520 4y ago
A sample usage just yesterday. I needed to rename a field name of a struct in Rust. I hit a key shortcut for lsp-rename and it renames the field plus all the references in all the files in the project. I know it's just basic refacto
909.
by ww520 4y ago
People blogging about it tend to show how to configure it. People just using it don't blog since nothing interesting to talk about when things are working great.
910.
by ww520 4y ago
Use lsp-mode and company-mode for language completion. The lsp-mode connects to the language server on the language I'm developing for language specific semantic rules and syntax. Company-mode does the completion. It is a generic com
911.
by ww520 4y ago
Per year
912.
by ww520 4y ago
Some of the old cars use 3G for communication and those are going out of service because of 3G network sunsetting. My car got an software upgrade to switch from 3G to LTE. There will be problems for all kinds of devices relying on the 3G
913.
by ww520 4y ago
For my own code, 90% of the bugs are caught using logging and assert. The remaining are caught via debuggers. For working on unfamiliar code, using a debugger to step through the logic helps to understand the flow to find the problem.
914.
by ww520 5y ago
Is there a failure list for write heavy drives? The drives for my security system have failed twice already. They are NAS grades from Seagate and WD.
915.
by ww520 5y ago
Same story. I got a Ferragamo leather jacket 15 years ago that I've worn often. It has all been scratched up and tainted in places. Went to a local shop to have it shampooed and reconditioned. It's all fixed up and shines like
916.
by ww520 5y ago
This sun tracker is very simple and works well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oj1E7o7J3qc
917.
by ww520 5y ago
The claims basically say the system is a device with wireless input and wireless output (think a computer with WiFi in/out connections). The device receives a bunch of photos from the wireless input, filters the photo based on some cr
918.
by ww520 5y ago
Me too. I have turned off auto complete in company-mode. Instead I bind a key shortcut to do it manually on demand when I need it. It works great.
919.
by ww520 5y ago
The system needs to be architected in certain way to make upgrade without downtime. Something like the Command and Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) would work. A update queue serves as the explicit transaction log keeping track of
920.
by ww520 5y ago
Yes, I can think of couple ways to do lockless atomic increment/decrement but those won't translate well to multiply. Blindly assuming incr/decr using a generic lock that can cover multi as well without understanding how ato
921.
by ww520 5y ago
Yes, type1 is actually better than type2. Type2 is hyper-focus and is just blindly copying and pasting the incr portion as multi. Type1 actually is curious about the code base and wants to explore it a bit, to see how the locking is worki
922.
by ww520 5y ago
Well said.
923.
by ww520 5y ago
Argument forced on you for hours of time during work hours because your partner wanted it now sounds horrible. She is an entitled narcissist who has no respect for you, your time, and your work. Congrats on dodging a bullet by moving out.
924.
by ww520 5y ago
HEVC is loaded with patents. VP9 is Google’s response to avoid the minefield.
925.
by ww520 5y ago
I’ve used Notepad++ with Wine on Linux. It works fine. The only problem is it doesn’t handle high DPI monitor very well so the UI font is really small. It might be a problem with Wine. Also the directory navigation in the file dialog is cl
926.
by ww520 5y ago
Thanks for the tips on PDF tools. I also save org files on shared folders to sync among different machines. I use GnuPG via the epg package to encrypt all files before saving to the shared folders. GnuPG has relatively good cross platform s
927.
by ww520 5y ago
4 to 7 45-minute to 1-hour interviews are the norm for as far as I can remember.
928.
by ww520 5y ago
That’s not the typical credit card user behavior. It’s a well known risk of churning. You trade the rewards of credit card signup bonus with the lowering of credit score. It tends to rebound quickly though.
929.
by ww520 5y ago
GE is another example.
930.
by ww520 5y ago
Transaction support, not just on a key but across multiple keys. Not many key/value DB support transaction.

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