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by wadadadad 7mo ago
100% interviews are about communication and demonstrating thought process; after going through some rounds of interviewing candidates myself, any candidate who can adequately explain what they're thinking and how they arrive at their c
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by wadadadad 10mo ago
Interesting that here ChatGPT was able to generally get the correct idea! Two points: The answer is not specifically 'soccer ball', but just ball. I don't think that I would deem that as acceptable, though certainly it's
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by wadadadad 10mo ago
I don't think riddles are necessarily 'solvable' in that there's only one right answer; the very fact that they're open to interpretation, but when you get the 'right' answer it (hopefully) makes sense. So
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by wadadadad 10mo ago
This is an interesting idea, but as you stated, it's all logic; it's hard to come up with an idea where you don't have to explain concepts yet still is dissimilar enough to be in the training. In your second example with the
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by wadadadad 1y ago
When the top 5% makes 3x more than the bottom 50%? The top 5% makes 38% of the total, while the top 1% alone makes 22%, per the same sources you just quoted. Yes, the ones who make the most can afford to pay the most in taxes. You didn&#x27
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by wadadadad 1y ago
I onboarded a junior (not an intern though) as an otherwise solo engineer, and there definitely is something different about both being able to explain to them in such as way that they start to understand, and also watching them grow. I fin
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by wadadadad 1y ago
Out of curiosity, what references were you looking at for the setup?
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by wadadadad 1y ago
I want to say that the game play was really well done, I really enjoyed the progression (speed of enemies, number of enemies, how quickly they descended) and mechanics (being able to shoot their bullets!)! I don't recall exactly how th
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by wadadadad 1y ago
This deviated from the original topic, and I'm not following your metaphor flows. How does your post relate to consultants specifically? Is there an implication that consultants not part of the 'mess'? You say "No automa
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by wadadadad 1y ago
I'm not sure I'm following what you mean by 'social roles'. Which roles are you referring to here? I'll disagree that it's not at least individual malicious choice, though. Someone decided that they needed to f
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I appreciate your attempt to clarify here, but your citation link above in 2) is for 'trangender', a misspelling (but it does search successfully). This isn't a 'search problem'; searching for 'gender' and
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by wadadadad 2y ago
On this topic, the problem I have with "talk less" as advice is that although simply by 'talking less' you make room for silence and other people to fill it in, it doesn't actively instigate other people to talk. I
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by wadadadad 2y ago
Thank you for providing the link for this- it's greatly interesting to see how such a failure could occur through human means and the significant impact it had, and how it can directly relate to academia (really, many topics, anywhere
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I don't understand what you're trying to say here. To share my experience as someone who volunteers, I find it to be one of the most gratifying (humbling, helpful, makes me see the value of life) things, and I think it's wort
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by wadadadad 2y ago
Thank you very much for your time, I appreciate it! It definitely seems automated schema updating is necessary if you're doing more than a couple of databases, and you raised many other good points that I hadn't fully considered.
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by wadadadad 2y ago
How is this working for you so far? Do you ever need to report across the multiple tenants, and how do database migrations go? I'm starting to look into this, and purely for reporting and database migrations I'm leaning towards mu
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by wadadadad 2y ago
How do we know when a site is Dutch? Maybe check the URL to see if the TLD indicates? I'm in agreement with showing/inputting dates in the users' regional setting.
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I really like the word conviction here for this concept and this use is new to me; has this been used before? A casual search for me doesn't term up anything.
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by wadadadad 2y ago
Will you please provide some additional context here as to why and how Duolingo is poor at language acquisition? What software is better at language acquisition?
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by wadadadad 2y ago
If the child is creating games because the act of creating games is fun, it's fine- great even! Same thing for painting, or playing basketball, etc. The point I think GP was trying to make is, if the child is creating games because the
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I'm curious, can you tell us what the negative impacts you've seen are? Are there any audits that you can say are a positive indicator for security?
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by wadadadad 2y ago
Awesome, I really appreciate your time and the references. Thank you!
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I don't think I was communicating my first point effectively; I didn't mean to reference you personally or to the approach taken (VPS or cloud). If there is a business who needs HIPAA, then most likely, the business should be doin
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by wadadadad 2y ago
> secure sensitive information in a database, secure your hosting, maintain security updates to those hosts, undergo audits, keep up with changing regulations, keep up with the latest threat vulnerabilities, staff a full response team in
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I think there's a difference between being 'content' and being 'happy', where happy would lead to a smile, and content is more of a general satisfaction that may not lead to a smile. I would argue that being content
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I'm curious as to how you're defining 'conventional software engineering' here; can you give some examples of things that are not conventional software engineering in the front end?
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by wadadadad 2y ago
This could work (perhaps on a more weekly level for me). I would have to note the solutions and problems as I come across them and put them into a backlog, otherwise I'll definitely forget about them (until I run into them again, haha)
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I've been considering the topic of solving problems too early for quite some time now, and you very effectively communicated this point; thank you for that clear insight. Relatedly and at the same time, I sometimes have a hard time fig
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by wadadadad 2y ago
Would you consider yourself as to have "chased the new shiny"? If you don't mind, how many changes (overhauls?) would you say you've made?
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by wadadadad 2y ago
I spent a couple of minutes looking over the link you provided. Here's my honest feedback. - I wasn't able to immediately understand what the point of the application from your description (both here and on the site itself). If I

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