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ndand

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    Comment #44198791

    There is a way to watch the video anyways, on YT with just 2 clicks.

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    Comment #44157414

    > Valued = useful + hard to find. I agree, but I think it slightly differently, Valued = useful + hard to replace. How difficult is to be replaced by some other human or a machine.…

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    Comment #43498800

    I understand it differently, LLMs predict distributions, not specific tokens. Then an algorithm, like beam search, is used to select the tokens. So, the LLM predicts somethings lik…

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    Comment #40766993

    You can capitalize a string in Python using functional style ' '.join(map(str.capitalize, string.split(' '))) which is similar to the example in Ruby, except the operations are wri…

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    Comment #39951527

    Google has a few courses about technical writing for engineers: https://developers.google.com/tech-writing

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    Comment #39621583

    Steve Yegge mentions the book in the "Compilers, why learn them?" episode, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o87pOVK8khc&t=1939s "you're not done actually when you learn how compiler…

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    Comment #34147363

    > I believe there's now also a VS code plugin for the same behavior, but I don't know what it's called. It's called "sticky scroll". It's a relatively new feature of VS Code.

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    Comment #32737664

    Not for the rest of their lives. 50 people can live on $100k/year for 20 years.

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    Comment #30780995

    "Roberta and I will be on Twitch tomorrow to talk about a new game we're working on. Our interview will be at 3pm Pacific time." https://twitter.com/caboken/status/1506390567197896…

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    Comment #28065350

    My attempt to make a practical keyboard-driven cursor app for Windows: https://github.com/ndandoulakis/SlickCursor

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    Comment #26742711

    I used to think commits as snapshots, but it was confusing. Then I read "Git Internals". A commit contain the "whole" content of each file that we've commited. But since a commit h…

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    Comment #25343225

    The "indirect" variable does not point to a list entry directly, like what "head" and "next" variables do, that's why it's named "indirect".

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    Comment #25329129

    The comment is correct. The "thing" is the variable that holds the "entry". The entry is removed by updating the "thing".

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    Comment #24758087

    This can't be a satire. It's a guide on how to interview engineers when you're looking for extraordinary engineers, not good or great ones.

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    Comment #24653653

    Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, C#, C++, Delphi, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Google App Engine, Android SDK Résumé/CV: n/a Email: ndan…

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    Comment #24566327

    Yes, that's what I meant.

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    Comment #24566305

    It's the same thing. I just used a different word.

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    Comment #24566063

    > that took Rubik himself an entire month to solve I'm not sure you what you mean by this, but Rubik discovered an algorithm to solve the cube, he didn't follow instructions like w…

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    Comment #24557326

    Writing good code is hard. In general, you should be looking to learn programming practices, principles, and patterns. The main aspects of coding: * Make it work (programming parad…

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    Comment #24441098

    Stockfish evaluates the position of the entire board, e.g. mobility of pieces, how much opposing space they control, etc. But still, the evaluation function is hardcoded and weaker…

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    Comment #24329782

    It took about a year without mouse use for my wrist to heal. Now I use a mouse but I'm very careful with posture and mouse positioning. How long did it take to familiarize yourself…

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    Comment #24324532

    Very handy! My right wrist used to pain a lot because of excessive mouse usage. I had tried out various keyboard-driven apps but I didn't find any app practical enough for my needs…

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    Comment #23702866

    Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Java, C#, C++, Delphi, Python, JavaScript, SQL, Google App Engine, Android SDK Resume/CV: Available up…