iExploder

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   by iExploder 4y ago

   RIP, ring 0 or die trying
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   I think its getting better in EU, but a lot of companies still expect "freelancer" who works on site...
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   imo the situation in western europe is not that bad yet, companies still have demand for software devs, c++ / systems / automotive / medical is well in demand in west / north of europe.
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   The C++ Programming Language from Stroustrup is the c++ bible but Im not sure all of what you find there is actually useful for day to day coding. To become a better C++ programmer you just use the language, but not on a project where you f
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   yeah I use it at work too, as just about 99% of the people who work anywhere close to the metal or high performance, but you should definitely learn _that_new_language_2022_, because the thing that actually feeds us and has been staple of t
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   I suggest OP rewrites their post in Rust.
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   it used to be that only taxes and death would come for us all, now AI is in on it as well, maybe you could consider joining the machine on a project that feeds the AI with unique new art, I imagine the models will need to be updated or re-l
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   its actually exactly the same thing, the ai doesnt "synthetize" anything, its following its programming and data based on training sets if anything I would argue that human taking code from multiple places and making it compile in
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   by iExploder 4y ago

   imo there are two ideas about what embedded is in current world: 1. low level embedded - RTOS, bare metal programming, micro controllers, C 2. higher level embedded - linux, android, qnx, various arm platforms, c++, yocto, cmake, various o
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    imo systems programming is more old fart friendly and arguably more interesting than most "fancy" new tech jobs out there. I'm 35 myself and so far age was never an issue during an interview. due to high demand in Europe wher
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    so you were thinking management has any time or motivation to think about individual team members wants and needs? why do you expect them to actually manage when they are so busy spending the money you made for them dummy you may or may not
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    Typical spaces over tabs enjoyer...
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    if what you looking for is their interest, stop paying for a while
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    most businesses don't care and don't understand the technicalities of deep nerdy work. they are fine with throwing their money around until a problem is solved. and would much rather hire someone with 1.5x your pay than to give a
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    Ask HN: Do you care about my daily updates?

    6 points by iExploder 4y ago|10 comments
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    last year I got maxed out Tuxedo Pulse 14, which I'm using as a daily driver. so far no complains and it does the job for business option I got Dell Precision 5470 this summer, and it looks pretty solid so far Both laptops are running
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    books? ... use your contacts at first, this is important, you get your feet wet, get first successful project under your belt and probably will get paid on time and in full if your contacts are trustworthy charging hourly is the beginning o
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    Marriage is a Workshop. Husband works, wife shops :)
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    > This arrangement kind of worked until it came time to use that rainy day funds and she started feeling that we were spending her money. someone could also feel like having a divorce and filling up that warchest... I'm married only
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    I always found whatever code I saw from Apple to be more readable and neat than things from Google, granted, I never had access to anything serious but still... My impression is Apple likes to polish everything about the user experience and
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    hey I believe I have the "street cred" to answer this with my 5k+ hours of dota2 not counting the endless nights of playing dota at uni while it was still just a w3 mod unlike the hours recorded by steam, a monumental slap to ones
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    not sure the tech was already advanced enough to smelt iron in the 60's
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    any job that lets me save up for a ticket to USA because USSR is about to invade in 8 years
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    nothing lasting in terms of skills or content produced?
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    is this a contract with US or company outside of EU? the contract should mention the court jurisdiction in case of a legal dispute, my contracts in past always mentioned it
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    is this US concept where you are hired to do a job as opposed to Europe where usually working time is fixed and defined?
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    I'm not a lawyer, but first clause and it's variations are common in contracts and it's ment to protect the rights of company for IP developed at work. It definitely is not ment to apply to things u do in your free time. As l
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    not sure they are quite retro yet, but - Deus Ex - Baldurs Gate 2 - System Shock 2 - Master of Orion 2
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    A few people I know inherited couple of apartments, its not so hard to live off rent from couple of properties here in Europe, you can get a part time job if u really need to supplement your lifestyle.
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    by iExploder 4y ago

    Quit, start your own company, come to your former boss with an offer for a service he can't refuse. Possibly approach other companies who could benefit from this...