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EddySchauHai
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About EddySchauHai
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Comment #33098032
Yeah a combination of people constantly posting hate on Web3, the need to spend a lot of time keeping on top of a stupidly fast sector, and the users demanding you move fast for ma…
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Comment #33086897
> it's hard to differentiate between someone genuinely playing at a level higher, and a cheater Actually, it isn't! Great chess bots have very different play styles and there are p…
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Comment #33084116
I heard this argument and thought the same, but looking into it there is no standard definition for a recession. Two quarters is a nice layman version people share, but it does inv…
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Comment #33074974
Please don't suggest this, it might end up happening!
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Comment #33025959
I had to navigate a dynamic maze involving teleports and boulders to show my leet graphing abilities to join as a test engineer :) Suffice to say I failed. I build test frameworks,…
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Comment #33012527
I've heard it is used at AWS. I've seen it personally used in crypto on the Cardano blockchain. Leslie Lamport gave a talk at my old workplace and mentioned several big companies i…
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Comment #32985223
Yep. I went to a good private school (a so called public school in England) and can confirm it does not result in good grades lol. It still requires some drive and care about schoo…
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Comment #32985156
Wouldn't someone who conforms to the norms tend to become the average of that environment?
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Comment #32985128
Ahhhh, I forget there's another.
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Comment #32983992
Cambridge isn't exempt - if you're a great rower you can get into Land Economics pretty easily ;)
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Comment #32978380
You think all 40,000 per year are going to be successful if they coast? And doesn't it require some tenacity to get into an Ivy school, meaning they're the type of person less like…
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Comment #32957547
Yes in order to make the One Ring more powerful than the other rings he had to put his own strength into it. However the elven rings weren't made by Sauron so he couldn't control t…
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Comment #32957389
Originally Sauron was a Maia who was 'good and uncorrupted' with a passion for order. He sided with Morgoth because he thought if they could control the minds of Middle-Earth they'…
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Comment #32957339
Either one we’ve seen or one we haven’t! In the canon lore he disguises himself as the Lord of Gifts from Valinor and works with Celebrimbor to create the rings of power. Elrond, G…
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Comment #32957048
I’m a pretty big Tolkien fan and I absolutely love this series. They keep surprising me with license-scope beyond what I thought Amazon acquired (using content from the Simarilian …
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Comment #32895164
I live in midtown and can confirm it’s dead! I refer to downtown as the city center fwiw
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Comment #32895141
I enjoy the people I meet living in Palo Alto but yes, it’s very sleepy. Couple bars downtown and that’s it, really. In Europe it’d be classed as a small town.
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Comment #32728954
It’s surprisingly complex to run a node unless you’re a seasoned developer, and even then when you add things like updates and potentially even slashing for mistakes it’s not worth…
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Comment #32706681
I think any contract developer will be on the 95%+ percentile. When I started contracting in my mid-20s I was in the UKs 1% for a 40 hour gig done from my bedroom desk. It’s pretty…
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Comment #32706625
Seems perfectly reasonable to me, maybe 1 month off a year. All my UK contractor friends make over £550pd and have work whenever they want
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Comment #32695265
The hardest job I had paid minimum wage when I was 16 in the UK - 3.98 an hour. I make more money taking a crap as a software engineer than I made in an 8 hour day as a developer. …
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Comment #32683746
https://beta.dreamstudio.ai/dream It's not free but I've played with it a lot over the last two days for around $10, generating the most complex photos I can (1024x1024, 150 steps,…
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Comment #32678126
Yeah it’s becoming more and more common that universities allow previous experience to count, probably after raising the number of student intakes allowed in the UK. Now if you can…
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Comment #32678108
Yeah exactly. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with SE degrees, they can be as rigorous on CS topics while swapping later maths modules for engineering modules. I ended up taki…
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Comment #32678082
This one was a bit of a cash cow. I lived in Oxford for a few years while my wife worked on her DPhil and agree in general the other courses are much more difficult to get in.