naavis

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by naavis 1y ago
What kind of flaws did you have in mind?
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by naavis 1y ago
What kind of image classification do you do at home?
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by naavis 1y ago
Looks cool, but the site is very heavy! I have an RTX 3070 GPU, and GPU usage went shot to 70% when I opened this website on Firefox.
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by naavis 1y ago
I can only speak from my own experiences, but I have found commit messages extremely helpful, when they explain the "why" of the change. And as unfortunate as it is, many of us also have to work with unreadable codebases.
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by naavis 1y ago
They are incredibly helpful when you are trying to find where a bug was introduced, and trying to figure out why some piece of code is the way it is.
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by naavis 2y ago
Brave is based on Chromium, so that rules it out for the author based on what they wrote.
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by naavis 2y ago
So a proper title for the piece would be "A humpback whale briefly suckles on kayaker".
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by naavis 2y ago
Indeed, "incredibly precise estimate of the user's location" feels like an exaggeration. But still, very interesting!
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by naavis 2y ago
One example is Finnish legislation: https://finlex.fi/fi/laki/ajantasa/2004/20040759#L2P4 Sadly only available in Finnish. The law applies both to employees and candidates. EDIT: Looks like there is an E
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by naavis 2y ago
In many parts of the world it is illegal for a recruiting party to search for information on a candidate without their consent.
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by naavis 2y ago
Virtually every profession is also more forgiving to failures.
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by naavis 2y ago
No, they say they are not going to store a bitmap in a texture, which is not the same thing as embedding directly in the shader code. You could compare that to storing some data in a separate file which needs to be read during runtime versu
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by naavis 2y ago
Why do you find it hard to read?
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by naavis 2y ago
> psychopathic scammers like Robert Martin That is a pretty wild take. Would you like to elaborate on that?
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by naavis 2y ago
I don't think anything in Scrum dictates iterations must be one week long. https://www.scrum.org/learning-series/what-is-scrum/
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by naavis 2y ago
Portal has been working for us, but storage accounts have been unreachable from certain regions for the past 30 minutes. Possibly Portal is also broken in the same regions.
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by naavis 2y ago
I have been very satisfied with Fastmail.
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by naavis 2y ago
I would assume most people want to keep the possibility of someone previously unknown contacting them.
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by naavis 2y ago
Enough for consumer-grade Hario coffee scales to include a geographic location setting, so that you can weigh your coffee beans accurately.
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by naavis 2y ago
Everything can be a process. If some individual is truly fully responsible for a screwup, what process allowed the person to get that far?
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by naavis 3y ago
Interesting, I assumed the prices would be the same or at least roughly the same in whole of Europe! My price was in Finland.
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by naavis 3y ago
Here in Europe it is €11.99, so about 13 dollars a month.
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by naavis 3y ago
> You can't even draw something meaningful with it like the domain says. You can draw a garden, so drawing.garden seems very apt to me.
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by naavis 3y ago
I don't know, I do it almost daily. So your mileage may vary.
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by naavis 3y ago
How have I missed Uno! I was familiar with Avalonia, but first time hearing about Uno. I'd love to see more UI frameworks for .NET that also work on Linux.
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by naavis 3y ago
For me the most important function of a todo list is to remind me what I am supposed to be doing _right now_. I often get distracted and veer off to do something else, but a quick glance at the top of my todo list gives me that little nudge
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by naavis 3y ago
This I agree with. But I would say being available to help and support and whatever is part of the job. If you say you work for 4 hours, but still have to be available for all of the above for 8 hours, you are working for 8 hours, not 4.
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by naavis 3y ago
Not exactly, no. But how far can you stretch that? Working 4 hours a day is half of what is agreed in the contract. Would you be fine with the employer ignoring the agreed salary with the excuse of no one following contracts exactly?
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by naavis 3y ago
> When I tell fellow engineers about it, they think it’s unethical because my contract specifies 40h/week (I’m an employee). I couldn’t care less what the contract says about working hours. Honest question, do you unilaterally ignor
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by naavis 3y ago
It takes a lot of skill to meaningfully communicate complex and deep topics to people who are not already familiar with the field.

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