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Comment #44949984
Sydney too, for quite a while (I am sure at least 5 yrs maybe 10)
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Comment #44949905
Just some casual kids dying of starvation, shelling. Millions of people displaced. Being shunted around. And a genocide live on social media. Funded by the country most represented…
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Comment #44939185
That reminds me of arcade games of the early 90s. So that is a decent job making an arcade quality game on a microcomputer (expensive one sure... but still not a dedicated console)…
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Comment #44937410
Bambu Labs
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Comment #44937381
Is that not polyglot? Maybe needs GOTO(space)10
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Comment #44937373
Do you mind sharing what game that was?
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Comment #44937359
Yes. I think he prefers a car to walking. But there are few trips where you would think "should I drive, or walk?". He should compare it to HTML or XML or Haml
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Comment #44935638
OpenSCAD?
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Comment #44935103
They also hustle theatre. For every startup job mentioning role impact there is one that doesn't but tries hard to get across how much of Saturday and Sunday you should be working …
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Comment #44935073
That's too normal for me it makes LinkedIn sound like Facebook. If it were "why I didnt choose Kubernetes for my current project" then maybe.
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Comment #44935063
Unless its a safe enough disagreement. Lynching on an overconfident but incorrect post for example. As long as correcting it makes you look smart, hard working, a leader.
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Comment #44935051
If you say this it means you probably have tuned who you connect to and your settings well to avoid spammy content. I'm amazed it is possible.
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Comment #44935034
Use an ad blocker!
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Comment #44934994
> The kind of content that performs best are strong opinions informed by actual expertise. Where do I find people posting such rare unicorns!
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Comment #44934982
That is in danger of being a typical "weird heuristic" that linked in loves to post about (with high p values). I have seen people say for recruiting advise. * They recommend you h…
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Comment #44927805
I got outer bull. 25. Is that good?
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Comment #44927250
Cut into 8. Give 1 piece each. For the remaining 3, repeat this method. Let epsilon be a number as small as you like...
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Comment #44927228
Hey... it is a very useful algorithm for looking smart in design interviews. And probably etcd uses it or similar.
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Comment #44927206
Put a challenge in. A shitty hidden field honeytrap challenge can massively reduce this without needing to present people with a puzzle.
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Comment #44927197
It's like we have a 3D printer where before there was only injection molding.
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Comment #44927187
Lol I agree. But I was thinking by "dont scale" to scratch my itch and never release it. That is more worthwhile now.
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Comment #44921433
Nice. I'm going to read up more about filtering.
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Comment #44921348
Did you like you classmates. What if you didnt. One of the great freedoms is you can pick your friends.
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Comment #44921303
There is definitely a wood for the trees issue at bigger companies. I doubt there is an architect who understands the full system to see how to simplify it. Hard to even know what …
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Comment #44921295
Yes. I like the idea of assertions too. Log when an assertion fails. Then get notified to investigate.