apprentice7

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by apprentice7 4mo ago
This is often the advice given by senior folks and I think it is somewhat similar to say that you have to "lie a bit on your CV". Still, I always wonder what would I do if I make these big promises to clients/bosses/mana
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by apprentice7 6mo ago
Internet points.
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by apprentice7 9mo ago
This is fantastic and it really looks like a passion-fueled side project.
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by apprentice7 9mo ago
Currently working on my own education by learning C from Antirez's C course on YouTube. I've been working as an ERP developer for a couple years now and the job is so dull and boring that I'm already starting to feel stagnant
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by apprentice7 9mo ago
That's genius ?? Gonna try this starting right now as I'm at work scrolling through HN, lmao
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by apprentice7 10mo ago
Or maybe "since <<I was>> 40 years old"?
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by apprentice7 11mo ago
Thank you very much for this information. I hope you're doing well now!
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by apprentice7 11mo ago
As a migraine sufferer this sounds scary and only today I have learned about it. What was it like? If I may ask. Is there a way to prevent it? I googled it and it seems to appear rather arbitrarily and suddenly.
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by apprentice7 11mo ago
It's the bell curve meme all along.
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by apprentice7 11mo ago
Subdivisions is my favourite song of all time and I thought about Rush as well while reading that line.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
That link automatically downloads a CDR file.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
To be honest, you don't even need AI for something like that. You might just write a script to automate that kind of thing which is no more than a scrape-and-notify logic.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
I did the same and my first result was NordVPN, lmao.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but I think iTunes doesn't put any DRM on the albums you buy from there.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
Could you give a couple specific examples? I'm trying to get into traditional NLP but everything I find is AI related and I don't know if it's worth going the traditional route long-term.
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by apprentice7 1y ago
Sounds super fun for a weekend project tbh
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by apprentice7 1y ago
I share this sentiment. I like that OP is not afraid to say that the code quality might be not the best. In the end, for projects that are made for fun and out of curiosity, it doesn't matter that much (at least in the early stages). I
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by apprentice7 1y ago
Amazing. It doesn't surprise me that the most simple workflows are the ones that work best. Probably because there is not a lot of resistance (keyboard shortcut instead of searching through a list of apps / no tutorial on how to u
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by apprentice7 1y ago
It looks like a fun project. It may have not been designed to comply to the highest UX standards but to try and break things.
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by apprentice7 2y ago
Hello, fellow migraine sufferers. I sincerely want you to read the fantastic essay "In Bed" by Joan Didion. It is a fantastic reflection on what it is like to have migraines and it makes me cry every time I read it because it make
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by apprentice7 2y ago
It's like when you play World of Warcraft for the first time and you have this character boost to max level and you use it. You didn't go through the leveling phase and you do not understand the mechanics of your character, the be
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by apprentice7 2y ago
I really resonate with this sentiment and want to share a similar story. Where I live, supermarkets have a reception where you can leave your belongings while you're shopping. The employee in charge gives you a numbered card that match
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by apprentice7 2y ago
Hello! I'm just starting my career as a dev now and I am definitely more drawn to academia and research than to the business world. Could you point me to some resources where I can learn more about companies or projects that work resea