teddyuk

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by teddyuk 4y ago
as a challenge.
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by teddyuk 4y ago
I figured this out a while ago and I do it as a challenge - how can I incorrectly pass the test - probably there are more of us doing this than you estimate? We could be in the majority (unlikely I know)
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by teddyuk 4y ago
>> delivery driver in cities with regular grid-like streets aka most of the US So no good in any country older than 245 years old?
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I'm also the odd one out, so many enterprises moving to spark on databricks.
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by teddyuk 6y ago
or you know could spend 0 pence on something and just organise your folders
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by teddyuk 6y ago
9/10 times they would really mess it up and just go "whatever if says on the screen, go there" or something similar :)
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I've just signed a contract to write a book and I get an advance and then 10% (goes up to 12/15% if more are sold). One major reason is that I am more likely to finish it and get it done than if I rely on it myself. Another reason
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by teddyuk 6y ago
This reminds me of a system I worked on, the devs all developed locally with all the services but in prod the services were on different hosts and the performance was terrible. This reminds me of the system I worked on, the devs had promise
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I love this, find it fascinating but this isn't right: "which is historically interesting only because it shows the direction Microsoft's product lines had shifted - suddenly NT was the line where new UI developments were bei
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by teddyuk 6y ago
Ding ding, we have a winner now for the remaining 99.9% of corporations to follow suit and society will be positively impacted. Remote working as a norm is the breakthrough that society needs. Time spent with family, commuting cancelled, tr
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by teddyuk 6y ago
My go to question used to be “what’s the best thing and then the worse thing about working here”, every time I used it I have got jobs I wasn’t good enough for but the feedback was that I was really motivated. This stuff really does work,
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I agree with this, I can pinpoint the one question I didn’t answer correctly in one interview once. I was doing well and passed through everything until it came to hr asking about a 5 month break and why I left a company without another job
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by teddyuk 6y ago
This is a one off shock, they don’t need to do this
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by teddyuk 6y ago
If they missed out then the ceo should resign, it is basic business sense
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I think any company that lays off people at this time are scum, they should be embarrassed and rescind this. There are loans available in the us and uk to keep people employed. I won’t use stack overflow for the rest of may, it isn’t much b
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I will never buy a dell again, had an XPS 9550 (£2.7k 32gb ram, top of the range) - they had a chip in to detect a valid dell power adapter and that went so they wanted over 600 to replace the motherboard. I bought a macbook and use the del
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by teddyuk 6y ago
Yes let’s get back to the good old days where the men went to the pub and any bloody women could go to the saloon bar .... arrrgh!
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by teddyuk 6y ago
This says that Facebook have built a test facility and if they detect the virus then they do a full genome sequence. Facebook are doing genome sequencing, this seems less than ideal.
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Ask HN: How to paste slowly (like key typing)
5 points by teddyuk 6y ago|5 comments
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by teddyuk 6y ago
Lets fight the good fight for freedom from spam, or just use your spam folder.
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by teddyuk 6y ago
He just comes across as an arsehole, this sort of nonsense has stopped me listening to whatever else he has to say. What we all do with spam is ignore it.
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by teddyuk 6y ago
Yeah, every time I’ve heard this story support have always fixed it, at least the first time per account
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by teddyuk 6y ago
I’d be pissed off, if I have a business the last thing you want customers and suppliers knowing you are struggling
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by teddyuk 6y ago
Mechanical Turk?
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by teddyuk 6y ago
yeah i prefer civet coffee myself
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by teddyuk 6y ago
My nespresso coffee capsules went from £22 to £30 so it isn't so much the delivery delays but the increase in price which is annoying.
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by teddyuk 7y ago
I thought fyre festival might have made the list
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by teddyuk 7y ago
The way I like to think about a well documented system is: - unit tests show how well the developer understood the requirements at the time they wrote the code - git commit history shows who and when something changed (probably assuming his
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Why put Bloomberg’s face on a meatball?
1 points by teddyuk 7y ago|0 comments
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by teddyuk 7y ago
You are part of the panic stocking problem

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