In the UK employers have to provide eye test vouchers for employees who use screen display equipment. I keep thinking that if the government knew anything about dev environments they'd be providing us with free hearing…
Exactly, and "...the 1% took 85% of income growth and the situation has only worsened since. During that time, however, homicide rates showed nearly the opposite pattern". This is dishonest Guardian agenda. Even before…
If Carnot efficiency is so well known that numerous hn'ers mention it, how likely is it that a team of alphabet people wouldn't be aware of it?
Or, alternatively, last night my (untampered) phone got bricked by an ota update.
Employee experience. The biggest problem at the company I recently left was inexperience. The company thought they could hire cheap and simply cross train and up-skill everyone. A FTSE 100 company. Eg a dev manager was…
"The very best and long lasting victories are made when you convince the loser that they've won." -- that's catchy, but I don't agree. Often the result will be "damn that was close, better enhance the defences". Whereas…
You're really shoving a square peg into a round hole there. It was an exotic and expensive treat.
I can't stand these subway maps. I carry a copy of the geographic tube map on my phone. I want to relate the locations to reality, and these subway maps fail to do that. I could possibly go along with a geographic map…
Go is being used quite a bit for crud. I've spent the last year at a big co where that's what it's used for. I think the old problem of the ambiguous word "systems" comes in here - op-systems vs ent-systems. Go is for…
"predation dominates the universe" -- if they're so advanced, with access to swathes of the universe, why would they bother hunting us? "Just like aborigins from America flashing lights to european explorers." How can a…
Religion, worship.
Do those big planes take off with flaps? I didn't know that, so went with landing.
Knowing little about this stuff, would it not be possible, and preferable, to eject them? Also, how realistic would it be to turn off liquid boosters, as they seem to usually fail with an immediate explosion?
COPV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_overwrapped_pressure...
I've only been to Berlin once, but the current carriages don't look particularly modern. I thought they were probably from the 50s. Evidently not. When were they made?
I use org mode, and thought it would be a gentle way of establishing some familiarity with emacs. But whenever I want to do anything other than the slightest edits to my todo files I open the file in vim! Emacs just has…
Cuckoo. :)
Agile is barely different to how teams I worked on in the 90s operated, naturally, without trying to implement and enforce a new holy grail, chase the rainbow routine of machinic efficiency. I find it really is much ado…
Yes, put something interesting in its place please, rust-related.
thanks to that MOOC I was able to get a machine learning job building recommender systems for a Canadian company straight out of high school This amazes me. Are you leaving out more significant details? I cannot begin…
I think that would have been an absence of support.
The boomers are starting to be ushered along. The next 10 or 20 years might be quite game-changing.
I don't think blue is as rare as green (if you discount the vegetation and water).
but in this case it's suddenly totally fine Not at all - it was one step back while getting on the right path, then speeding up again.
I don't agree. After two weeks people are still unaware of lint, vet, -race, haven't even begun exploring how error values can be managed, ... Interviewees with 6 months of Go are regularly rejected - how is that…
In the UK employers have to provide eye test vouchers for employees who use screen display equipment. I keep thinking that if the government knew anything about dev environments they'd be providing us with free hearing…
Exactly, and "...the 1% took 85% of income growth and the situation has only worsened since. During that time, however, homicide rates showed nearly the opposite pattern". This is dishonest Guardian agenda. Even before…
If Carnot efficiency is so well known that numerous hn'ers mention it, how likely is it that a team of alphabet people wouldn't be aware of it?
Or, alternatively, last night my (untampered) phone got bricked by an ota update.
Employee experience. The biggest problem at the company I recently left was inexperience. The company thought they could hire cheap and simply cross train and up-skill everyone. A FTSE 100 company. Eg a dev manager was…
"The very best and long lasting victories are made when you convince the loser that they've won." -- that's catchy, but I don't agree. Often the result will be "damn that was close, better enhance the defences". Whereas…
You're really shoving a square peg into a round hole there. It was an exotic and expensive treat.
I can't stand these subway maps. I carry a copy of the geographic tube map on my phone. I want to relate the locations to reality, and these subway maps fail to do that. I could possibly go along with a geographic map…
Go is being used quite a bit for crud. I've spent the last year at a big co where that's what it's used for. I think the old problem of the ambiguous word "systems" comes in here - op-systems vs ent-systems. Go is for…
"predation dominates the universe" -- if they're so advanced, with access to swathes of the universe, why would they bother hunting us? "Just like aborigins from America flashing lights to european explorers." How can a…
Religion, worship.
Do those big planes take off with flaps? I didn't know that, so went with landing.
Knowing little about this stuff, would it not be possible, and preferable, to eject them? Also, how realistic would it be to turn off liquid boosters, as they seem to usually fail with an immediate explosion?
COPV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_overwrapped_pressure...
I've only been to Berlin once, but the current carriages don't look particularly modern. I thought they were probably from the 50s. Evidently not. When were they made?
I use org mode, and thought it would be a gentle way of establishing some familiarity with emacs. But whenever I want to do anything other than the slightest edits to my todo files I open the file in vim! Emacs just has…
Cuckoo. :)
Agile is barely different to how teams I worked on in the 90s operated, naturally, without trying to implement and enforce a new holy grail, chase the rainbow routine of machinic efficiency. I find it really is much ado…
Yes, put something interesting in its place please, rust-related.
thanks to that MOOC I was able to get a machine learning job building recommender systems for a Canadian company straight out of high school This amazes me. Are you leaving out more significant details? I cannot begin…
I think that would have been an absence of support.
The boomers are starting to be ushered along. The next 10 or 20 years might be quite game-changing.
I don't think blue is as rare as green (if you discount the vegetation and water).
but in this case it's suddenly totally fine Not at all - it was one step back while getting on the right path, then speeding up again.
I don't agree. After two weeks people are still unaware of lint, vet, -race, haven't even begun exploring how error values can be managed, ... Interviewees with 6 months of Go are regularly rejected - how is that…