Woden501

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by Woden501 4y ago
"unconscious bias silliness" so you're telling me that an interviewer is just as likely to hire someone who has visible issues sitting still/focusing on a video call as they are someone who sits perfectly still and gives
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by Woden501 4y ago
This implies that body language is accurate and useful which is not always the case. I'd argue that many who legitimately don't wish to be on camera have very good reasons for this. I do not enjoy being on camera or even talking
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by Woden501 4y ago
Wait this is confusing for anyone beyond a fresh-faced junior dev? An Integer is an object while 100 is a primitive. Of course two different objects aren't going to be equal since they're literally not the same object. Two prim
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by Woden501 4y ago
Sure it's "tidier" if by that you mean smaller. Someone who doesn't work in Python all the time and isn't aware of these kinds of operators is going to have to spend a decent amount of time unpacking what the hell
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by Woden501 4y ago
I imagine that many of these aren't common ones to run into with a team that comes from many languages other than Python or that has people with enough experience to know that realize these kids of unclear, apparently inconsistent codi
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by Woden501 5y ago
1 bedroom apartments go for closer to $700 or even as low as $400ish in Dayton just an hour and a half south of Columbus. Even here though housing prices are skyrocketing, so that won't be the case for long. Prices in Columbus are goin
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by Woden501 5y ago
Seems they may have finally noticed the hit from a decent number of the pro's using their products migrating to different platforms, and realized they needed to take a few steps back on the more radical innovations to put out a solid w
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by Woden501 5y ago
No consumer CPU comes close. Just saw an article about the next-gen Xeon's with HBM though that blows even this away (1.8TB/s theoretically), but what else would one expect from enterprise systems. Getting pretty damn excited ab
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by Woden501 5y ago
Completely and patently false. Amazon is literally copying and reselling completely unique designs/products after determining through their marketplace data that it would be worth their time to do so. They're using their own dat
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by Woden501 5y ago
You ask that about Facebook and thanks to the recent outage we can already see that YES Facebook is having a significant impact on traffic to non-Facebook news sites. When Facebook went down earlier this month there was a 40% spike in traf
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by Woden501 5y ago
The US has defense agreements with at the very least Taiwan and the Philippines and more distantly Japan. Allowing China to claim the South China Sea would seriously hamper the US' ability to meet the obligations in those treaties. N
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by Woden501 5y ago
Apparently you don't understand what the word Suggested means. Do you also report every single classic car that is selling for higher value that it was initially sold for? If not then you're pretty much just being an asshole for
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by Woden501 5y ago
I'm sorry but the second these words left his mouth obviously indicating his displeasure with the likelihood of Amazon winning the contract he had influenced the outcome. “I will be asking them to look at it very closely to see what’s
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by Woden501 5y ago
And what do you know I've gotten random items shipped to me that I never ordered from at least three of these brands, so they were using that method to boost their stats too.
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by Woden501 5y ago
It's a very real threat and possibility thus an absolutely appropriate question to be asking. There are numerous documented instances of espionage performed by Chinese nationals while operating within the US educational system. https:
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by Woden501 6y ago
+1 to your third point especially. I'll even add that Agile development can be a big bonus in any market that has the potential for rapidly changing needs. Even if you don't lose out to your faster competition you may still end
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by Woden501 6y ago
Exactly. When I first learned about Agile development they clearly stated there is no "Agile process". It is simply having only the minimum amount of actual documented/enforced practices needed to ensure smooth development.
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by Woden501 6y ago
The 3900X was one of the highest-end consumer Zen2 CPUs. If I'm remembering correctly only the 3950X was above it without jumping up to the Threadripper line of CPUs.
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by Woden501 7y ago
Really? So no one ever is going to take a quick glance at their phone, not see the truck start to pull out, and do the exact same thing this Model 3 did? No one? I can say with 100% certainty that this exact same thing has happened at le