commonlisp94

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by commonlisp94 3y ago
I bet you did.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
It's not about hard drive space, it's about start up time. The 10x LOC (despite being a huge exaggeration) is also the fixed cost, not the marginal cost. You're only forging main loop and includes, not any fundamental complex
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
It's a tradeoff. You lower stability and increase earning potential (and stress).
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
I just mentioned this elsewhere. But everyone in freelancing and agency feels the same way. If only they could get that sweet passive income they could relax and have a stable buisness. Here are some things to consider: - have you ever buil
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> switched to products This is always a temptation for agencies which almost never works out. They underestimate the effort to build a product. They also typically don't have the skill or experience to build a high quality product t
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
It's also often sexual or suggestive content. inb4 it's just showing me what I like. In icognito mode go to YouTube and watch a single video that might suggest you are an 18-45 year old male, and then look at your suggested shorts
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> Relations are functions. That is how they are defined in set theory based math. The mathematical definition is not the only meaning of a word. When when start to talk about the physical world, we need additional concepts. You are welco
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
Both of those examples have weaker unions that play less of a role. Also the poster above suggested that the union as opposed to the management could measure performance. That doesn't happen in sports or TV.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> one possible union architecture It's the one used by all the major ones: airlines, auto manufacturers, and teachers. What institution do you know of that has a greater emphasis on measuring performance?
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
unions don't measure productivity. They group people based on credentials + experience, and treat everyone as interchangeable within those buckets.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
No, the comment above mine is the one being pedantic. We can absolutely talk about physical correspondence of mathematical concepts, even though there are multiple equally good logical systems for describing them.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
Let's recall your original comment. You said we can't talk about reality correspondence of math because multiple logical systems can describe physical space equally well. A triangle in a euclidean system is not the same shape as a
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
This is not true. They are incompatible sets of axioms, but they can describe the same set of shapes, although one system is going to be a lot more inconvenient than the other. The differences are logically interesting, but about as incompa
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> Climate change is killing it. How so?
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
I hope you're joking with me.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
Then get ready to throw out most of history, because that's all we have. It doesn't mean it's true, but it's more information than nothing.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
You can cache them on disk. The DB blob is just the source of truth.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> the people of California and Florida want insurance so they can build matchbox houses in high risk disaster zones, This has always been the case in Florida. Insurance simply costs more to compensate for risk. Flood insurance is separat
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> It's no better than any other evidence of effort I think one thing that's better is it has a hard IQ floor that can only be compensated with a huge amount of memorization and practice, but that's a worthwhile skill on it
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> the conflation of grinding leetcode with growing understanding is a problem. It's understanding something, even if it's not the job skills. Can you imagine someone who performs well at these kinds of challenges being a bad hi
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> higher code to meeting ratio My experience is the opposite. In small companies I become a source of expertise that must constantly participate in hiring, marketing, etc.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> biased towards people who have time to practice these problems That sounds like a bias towards people who make time to learn, not to mention interest and academic aptitude. I don't know how you can frame this as something you woul
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
I don't think anyone is arguing the owner (as an individual) is immoral. Denying the daughter that won't change anything, and teaching his daughter life skills is an even higher responsibility. Rather, we are lamenting the inheren
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
gitlab community
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
Exactly, this is uniquely a linux problem that these consumer facing operating systems were designed to avoid. In theory all Steam needs is a proton version "good enough" to emulate a handful of major eras of Windows programs.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
It's a learnable skill that just takes time and effort. I recommend the book "Drawing on the right side of the brain".
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
Ok, but that's a completely different argument than it being free.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
because it's the government on the other side of the loan
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
> he gets sick gets free healthcare Free at the cost of a significantly larger portion of his salary in tax for his entire life.
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by commonlisp94 3y ago
isn't perl always installed?

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