OhNoMyqueen

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by OhNoMyqueen 3y ago
They're still singled homed, right? They just added redondancy to in/outbound routes.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
He's not oversold. His major feat (breaking enigma using a computer) is miscategorized into Computer Science, where it should be classified into Computer Engineering and Software Engineering, alongside other stars like Charles Babbage
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
It's worse than that. The body doesn't like to lose supplies, so any calories burnt by exercise will be reclaimed by the body, which means that in any case (exercise or not) you'll need to eat less than what your body asks of
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
The Spotify API doesn't support private API keys, so you need to create your own OAuth App and then authorize it for yourself.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
I believe that face-to-face physical interaction is a way more determinant criteria than slacking off for making those moments productive.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
> Cloud backup is a stupid idea. I don't know what you mean by "cloud", but an off-site backup is essential. Your home can be burglarized, or burnt down, or flooded. Basically anything you insurance covers for your home yo
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
The most painful mistakes beginers endure with git are irrevocable code removal from the current working directory because of bad usage of `git clean`, `git reset` (or `git merge` if you're brutish enough). This problem cannot be solve
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
Bargaining power is mainly dependant on offer and demand; it can be low, or it can be high, depending on how valuable you are to the company. Pay transparency will simply increase the number of employees who will try to bargain. I guess tha
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
Great article. The only nuance it misses is that not everybody is aligned with the "desired project outcomes". From a business (and often management) point of view, the "desired project outcome" is a product that works a
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
The issue with this argument is that a significant part of the "bigger picture" is artificial bloat which emerges from the fact of having layers of management. Managers spend much time actually managing themselves. It's of co
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
This is exactly how FLoC is supposed to work, and this is exactly what privacy watchdogs have criticized about it. The proper headline should be "Ad tech films test FLoC".
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
Thanks. TL;DR: chess.com is closer to FIDE than Lichess.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Do you know which one would be closer to FIDE or club ratings?
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
I'm shoked by Lichess ratings. The graph indicates that 1380 Elo ranks you above 36% of Rapid players. On chess.com, 1200 Elo ranks you above 80% of Rapid players.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
That's also not specific to non-profits.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
I think it was bad wording. Those salaries are sky-high, but they're about average for those kinds of positions.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
I love their philosophy of ever improving performance and memory usage. Sublime is one of the last gem resisting Wirth's Law.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
> When watching the WC games, I've seen it happen that a move wasn't considered as a top move by the engine, but once played the engine realizes it's actually crushing. You don't need to watch WC game to witness that.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
Was it actually configured with "no draw" policy? The chess.com explains that Rybka thinks it's winning because of material advantage.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
My experience to increase book bandwidth is to read more, not to read faster. That is, allocate more time of the day to reading.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
They could do the equivalent of those images comparing Full HD and 4K side-by-side, by having a button "with MightyApp" which reduces CPU load and makes your fan stop.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
It's not necessarily true. Some people are conservative and have forgotten the reason why.
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by OhNoMyqueen 5y ago
> Nearly everyone I've spoken to has reported that WFH productivity has been equal, if not better than pre-pandemic. Labor productivity there is no doubt. Overall productivity is something else entirely, since it is optimized by red