Jargon is everywhere but office jargon is its own sub genre. For office jargon, it's maybe not a practical matter, but I could see a friend being a little put off by someone speaking in office jargon to them. Office…
Is "solves" used like that in the wild? Haven't heard that one.
I suppose people might be wondering what happens when this small number of big players finish their buildouts.
Funny comment about it being dark in Michigan. My feeling here in the summer is like, will the sun ever set (somewhat light out until almost 10pm depending on location)? I know what you mean, of course.
Can you explain the cuda-less stack a little more or provide a source?
I agree. I'm not quite so shy, but on that same side of the spectrum for sure. The deal with me these days is that I've got a couple kids; one thing that comes along with that is quite a bit of social interaction with…
calc 2 was the hardest for me, and anecdotally many others. hang in there!
I can do more than 5 if I'm able to maintain discipline and work at a normal pace. Normally though, time pressure or "get shit done" pressure gets the better of me, and my brain goes into turbo mode. After about 30…
> So many engineers move to management, yet want to remain "hands on", and won't let go. It's obnoxious and frustrating, when they inevitably have their heads spinning from meeting after meeting, and no time remaining,…
I have an 08 corolla that seems indestructible. I sorta want to replace it, because I don't really like driving my children around in it, but new cars seem incredibly complex. I'm just trying to drive here, man.
FWIW, there was a near miss during a blue angels flyover a couple years ago. https://youtu.be/Wh3TIy2gtPs
Would there be any value in a GC'd language where you had the option to explicitly call do_gc_now()? Is this functionality already out there and just not popular? I haven't spent a ton of time in these languages, so…
First question is a bit subjective, but Hennessey and Patterson is a good place to start. It's thick but reads fairly easy in my recollection
What?
The F15 doesn't get a ton of fanfare, but it's an extremely capable aircraft.
Something feels a little off in this particular case. I feel like there is an implied increase in flexibility with WFH for many of us here, but I doubt call center employees get that benefit at all.
Never considered the speedrun route, but I also had someone (a prof. in my case) tell me something that changed the way I viewed college/the curriculum. Paraphrasing, he said, "don't get too wound up with the syllabus,…
Since the cause was multiple birdstrikes, I don't know how specific to being a test pilot this episode was. Maybe they do more stuff with higher risk of birdstrike in general, or maybe they didn't yet know the plane's…
I can't really refute any of that, but I'm ok with Teams on balance. Our team used WebEx before, which was pretty bad, IMO, but some of that was probably due to it not being as tightly integrated as Teams was (we're a…
ah yes, the PR PR
The really good parts of having children are really difficult to convey, IMO, so viewing the decision as a pros/cons list (which is a highly objective, concrete thing), is usually a losing battle. There are always…
For me I think graduating to a smartphone later than "normal" had a similar effect. Mid 30s, but I got my first smartphone at ~25 instead of ~20. There's a lot of external pressure to be constantly on your phone. People…
What's heat based SAD? I always feel like garbage during the summer, but always chalked it up to allergies, some kind of low level chronic dehydration, or poor schedule discipline (used to be, when classes ended, my…
I have a Logitech g533 headset, which is wireless, and came with a dongle. It might be something other than Bluetooth? I paired it once when I got it 2 yrs ago and that's it. I forget to charge it sometimes but that's…
The problem is, if they decided they wanted to move on, when would it be "appropriate" "PR-wise"? After he comes back? A few weeks after? They all seem like bad options.
Jargon is everywhere but office jargon is its own sub genre. For office jargon, it's maybe not a practical matter, but I could see a friend being a little put off by someone speaking in office jargon to them. Office…
Is "solves" used like that in the wild? Haven't heard that one.
I suppose people might be wondering what happens when this small number of big players finish their buildouts.
Funny comment about it being dark in Michigan. My feeling here in the summer is like, will the sun ever set (somewhat light out until almost 10pm depending on location)? I know what you mean, of course.
Can you explain the cuda-less stack a little more or provide a source?
I agree. I'm not quite so shy, but on that same side of the spectrum for sure. The deal with me these days is that I've got a couple kids; one thing that comes along with that is quite a bit of social interaction with…
calc 2 was the hardest for me, and anecdotally many others. hang in there!
I can do more than 5 if I'm able to maintain discipline and work at a normal pace. Normally though, time pressure or "get shit done" pressure gets the better of me, and my brain goes into turbo mode. After about 30…
> So many engineers move to management, yet want to remain "hands on", and won't let go. It's obnoxious and frustrating, when they inevitably have their heads spinning from meeting after meeting, and no time remaining,…
I have an 08 corolla that seems indestructible. I sorta want to replace it, because I don't really like driving my children around in it, but new cars seem incredibly complex. I'm just trying to drive here, man.
FWIW, there was a near miss during a blue angels flyover a couple years ago. https://youtu.be/Wh3TIy2gtPs
Would there be any value in a GC'd language where you had the option to explicitly call do_gc_now()? Is this functionality already out there and just not popular? I haven't spent a ton of time in these languages, so…
First question is a bit subjective, but Hennessey and Patterson is a good place to start. It's thick but reads fairly easy in my recollection
What?
The F15 doesn't get a ton of fanfare, but it's an extremely capable aircraft.
Something feels a little off in this particular case. I feel like there is an implied increase in flexibility with WFH for many of us here, but I doubt call center employees get that benefit at all.
Never considered the speedrun route, but I also had someone (a prof. in my case) tell me something that changed the way I viewed college/the curriculum. Paraphrasing, he said, "don't get too wound up with the syllabus,…
Since the cause was multiple birdstrikes, I don't know how specific to being a test pilot this episode was. Maybe they do more stuff with higher risk of birdstrike in general, or maybe they didn't yet know the plane's…
I can't really refute any of that, but I'm ok with Teams on balance. Our team used WebEx before, which was pretty bad, IMO, but some of that was probably due to it not being as tightly integrated as Teams was (we're a…
ah yes, the PR PR
The really good parts of having children are really difficult to convey, IMO, so viewing the decision as a pros/cons list (which is a highly objective, concrete thing), is usually a losing battle. There are always…
For me I think graduating to a smartphone later than "normal" had a similar effect. Mid 30s, but I got my first smartphone at ~25 instead of ~20. There's a lot of external pressure to be constantly on your phone. People…
What's heat based SAD? I always feel like garbage during the summer, but always chalked it up to allergies, some kind of low level chronic dehydration, or poor schedule discipline (used to be, when classes ended, my…
I have a Logitech g533 headset, which is wireless, and came with a dongle. It might be something other than Bluetooth? I paired it once when I got it 2 yrs ago and that's it. I forget to charge it sometimes but that's…
The problem is, if they decided they wanted to move on, when would it be "appropriate" "PR-wise"? After he comes back? A few weeks after? They all seem like bad options.