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by 1474295912 4mo ago
I agree with the conclusion. We are into an unprecedented time and LLMs are going to introduce a class of bugs we might not be equipped to fix quickly. What interesting time to be alive.
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by 1474295912 10y ago
> So India could "fix" this by signing on to the treaty and agreeing to the restrictions. They choose not to it seems (I have no idea why) Indians are fiercely proud of their space program, which is in opinion a wonderful feat
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by 1474295912 10y ago
Edit: I meant "Non-EU" countries, not non-existent.
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by 1474295912 10y ago
34k ain't bad, but average salaries for Experienced Java devs with 5+ years of experience are in the range of 50-55k. Also by paying less than blue card limit, the devs are basically tied to VisualMeta. Most of the devs don't know
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by 1474295912 10y ago
VisualMeta GmbH in Berlin. They're a 'start-up' backed by Axel Springer, Berlin. They fired about 60-70 people recently, some of them on their first day of work. Most of their devs come from non-existent countries (China&#x2
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by 1474295912 10y ago
> Culture of heavy drinking and partying Nowhere does the poster imply that it's a bad thing or tend to dismiss English people as lesser mortals. It's just a matter of fact comment and is a barrier for him to socialize.
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by 1474295912 10y ago
It's unfortunate that you flagged the article and let your bias take over. The article, ignoring mislabeling of images, is still a work of research. > Imperial Rome was a dim backwater by comparison. And it was, by comparison. Why
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by 1474295912 10y ago
> The tone also angered me I Read the article and I understand that it's flawed in some parts. However, that's exactly how the non-western major world civilisations are called. Barbarians, mysticals and unscientific etc are the
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by 1474295912 10y ago
I am co-moderator of a Donate your unused stuff group on FB. The amount of spam users get is unbelievable, and we've to weed out responses like every few hours. But the most disturbing fact is the harassment the women get on the group.
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by 1474295912 10y ago
Ignoring your snark, I had the similar experience at a Salzburg and Berlin based company. On the other hand there were many companies (Zalando, ProhectA etc) which were copying the shitty model of useless programming puzzles.
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by 1474295912 10y ago
I wonder what percent of these questions in all the 5 rounds have production level significance? Do people really solve these "Invert a red-black tree" problems regularly at their day jobs? I understand Big4 doing this as they&#x2
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by 1474295912 10y ago
I wonder if such a scheme would fly in other disciplines of Engineering? Would they hire a person at a Thermal power station, who can dazzle people with fancy Laplace transforms on a white-board? I recently interviewed for a position at a s
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by 1474295912 10y ago
Kudos! This is great news for us Mobile C++ developers who don't have alternative to SQLite. You just made my day :-)
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by 1474295912 10y ago
Any updates on the C++ API and lib? It's been pending since a year[1] and there are no updates :-( [1] https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/issues/2198