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Comment #45244741
Where I live, any rental building from this century will be marketed as luxury. There is in fact absolutely nothing luxury about them. Everything is cheap and crummy, just not too …
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Comment #44997831
A senior programmer does not suggest adding more complexity/abstraction layers just to say something. An LLM absolutely does, every single time in my experience.
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Comment #44977302
If PaaS or some "run container as a service" setup can work for your use case, I'd probably go with that. It takes care of many things K8s does without all the baggage. Also you ar…
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Comment #42611758
This was not my experience. Many of the high paying tech companies were actively hiring senior/staff in London for most of 2022. OK, maybe not Google. This very suddenly changed la…
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Comment #42570146
I had to replace a perfectly good T450s because of terrible performance when using external 4k monitors. I had it for 6 years, upgrading everything I could, and it could probably l…
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Comment #42353375
You can solve to arbitrary precision but you can't measure and specify initial conditions to arbitrary precision, making the solution wrong outside of a small time interval.
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Comment #34459175
Definitely not. Mine is 16 and it will start swapping after running KDE, jetbtains, firefox and a couple electron apps for a few hours. It is tolerable, but in a year or two it won…
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Comment #34443835
Surprised to see Velleman's book so far down. It taught me that proofs are fun and do not in general require clever tricks. As a bonus, it provided plenty of practice with foundati…
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Comment #34063069
CRDTs are useful to be aware of, but they are not a silver bullet they might appear based on the paper and online sources. They are conflict-free only because they hide conflicts b…
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Comment #32548221
A CRDT is a way to solve multi-leader replication without having the application code resolve conflicts. This is what is required to build an app where any instance (node) can be o…
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Comment #24130751
Private OpenVPN definitely didn't work for the last 3 days, on any port.
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Comment #22406291
Sounds like you might simply not understand the definitions for these operators and symbols. In other words, it's not a notation problem. I find that it's helpful to mentally repla…
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Comment #22406160
I worked through this book to learn how to do proofs. It turned out way more fun than I expected. The book really did demystify proofs for me. It took several months of studying - …
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Comment #22404716
I'm actually finishing M208 Pure Math this week. It's been great.
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Comment #22402824
The specs for furniture and home appliances do use mm to specify dimensions. Also any 5m measuring tape in Europe has mm.
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Comment #22402791
The books are called "Essential Mathematics" 1 and 2. They correspond to these modules. http://www.openuniversity.edu/courses/modules/mst124 http://www.openuniversity.edu/courses/m…
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Comment #22402508
I'm studying for a Math BSc with the OU and I think their books are great. They are designed for 100% self-study and are polished over the years. The range of topics in level 1 mat…
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Comment #22198587
They seem to be scanning your email inbox and detecting which companies you have an account with. They they send a data removal request to one of these companies "on your behalf". …
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Comment #21351856
Thank you. I'm part-time studying applied maths to be able to work on something like that one day.
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Comment #21341477
How does a former software engineer get into nuclear tech? What specific skills and positions would be required?
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Comment #18107811
Well, this is just a bunch of nonsense. Here are the logical ways to explain the misconception of injury being less common with bodyweight training: 1. Progress with BW is slow as …
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Comment #18102182
Where's the less chance of injury part coming from? It's much easier to master and incrementally load a fundamental weightlifting movement than a corresponding bodyweight progressi…
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Comment #18069775
B12 must be supplemented, the rest is wrong. Not sure what's your point regarding carbs. Source: I do plant-based and perform blood tests for all the things you mentioned and more.…
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Comment #17970262
I didn't like SS when I tried it. It users the rep range 3-5 for the working sets as far as I remember. This makes sense as the book is strength-focused. However this is just too h…
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Comment #17970131
I recommend 5/3/1 for everyone, especially with some lifting experience. Very easily sustainable long term because training sessions are short and sweet. Minimal risk of injury bec…