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by yuye 12d ago
>I have used Codex (Sol 5.6 or whatever) to solve this problem. >Personally, I did not learn that much from that experience Fire is hot, water is wet, etc
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by yuye 13d ago
Thank you, I didn't really understand what they were talking about. Personally, I feel there is an easier approach: Take a regular 12-sided die, assign numbers modulo N (N being the amount of players). Now you assign the first turn fai
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by yuye 22d ago
The cynic in me would say that's just allowing market forces to set the price by supply/demand. But obviously, a government service should give fair and proper service to everyone.
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by yuye 22d ago
A lot of people with ADHD that have success with medication can tell you that it's not just about work. It also helps with non-work stuff that's just not fun to do, such as chores or filing your taxes. It even helps you stick with
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by yuye 22d ago
>people had 1 year and a half to prepare for this (at least) or to protest this. “There’s no point in acting surprised about it. All the planning charts and demolition orders have been on display at your local planning department in Alph
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by yuye 22d ago
I think this can be generalized even more: Horrible if you got into engineering because you wanted to solve problems. Amazing if you only ever wanted to see the problem solved.
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by yuye 22d ago
It's pretty common where I live in Asia, and they almost always write it on their menu, too. I don't really see it as shenanigans as long as it's communicated in advance. We don't have a tipping culture, though.
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by yuye 22d ago
Or the sales staff in the fancier retail stores that after I tell them I'm just looking around, will proceed to stand behind me and stare at me. Maybe they judge me too poor for their products and it's an attempt to get me to leav
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by yuye 22d ago
I'm not American, but from what I've heard about the wait times at the DMV, I'm sure many would love the option to tip 20% for faster service.
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by yuye 22d ago
If I see "service charge" I'm going to assume that it covers the tip. I'm not going to tip on top of that.
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by yuye 22d ago
>European pride Europeans tip, just not as crazy as Americans. >It's important to remind that American restaurants work well Japanese service is top-notch and tipping is generally frowned upon there.
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by yuye 22d ago
The thing I hate the most is tipping at bars. 20% tip when all you do is pour my beers, which I have to order at the bar and bring to my table myself? Insane.
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by yuye 22d ago
Dismiss button? From what I've seen, it's a "Custom" button, where you then have to explicitly type in 0.
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by yuye 22d ago
I have got family living in the US. All non-US. Before they got state drivers licenses, they could only show their non-US ID/passport whenever they got carded for alcohol. A few times, the venue would just tack on a 20% service fee. On
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by yuye 28d ago
>Apparently having firmware engineers with even minor EE background and will think about analogue design is a little uncommon. They often don't have to know how the nitty-gritty of the HW works. HALs are used everywhere, and some of
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by yuye 28d ago
Someone shared this great read with me that also agrees with this point of view: https://haskellforall.com/2026/03/a-sufficiently-detailed-sp...
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by yuye 28d ago
I've always interpreted as not actually caring about anything, as long as it looks right (The vibes are good).
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by yuye 28d ago
Yep, take a walk around NYC, they're ubiquitous
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by yuye 28d ago
120 hours of leetcode prep to get a job writing design documents
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by yuye 29d ago
This is a huge cope
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by yuye 29d ago
And those that did go into tech out of genuine interest would eventually love nothing more than to leave tech, but stay for the money.
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by yuye 29d ago
Not just screenshots. Look at the modern social media trend of using "unalived" as a euphemism for "died", for example.
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by yuye 29d ago
>But I always tell them I'd rather they write in broken English to communicate their own ideas. I want to hear what they have to say, directly from their brain. I don't have issues with parsing bad english. Usually its straight
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by yuye 1mo ago
>avoiding chronic stress If I only knew how
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by yuye 1mo ago
I always bring up the example of how the atomic nucleus is taught: Elementary school: Stuff is actually made out of tiny little balls you can't see. Middle school: Those tiny little balls are actually atoms, they consist of a positivel
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by yuye 1mo ago
>now i do the same but cant do more than yell at the LLM to do better. Don't forget to add "Make no mistakes" to the prompt
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by yuye 1mo ago
Always love reading Derek Lowe's writings. One thing confused me, though: >These authors find that it has potent activity against the ion channel TRPM8, and that goes for other 7-nitro compounds in this series as well. But later sta
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by yuye 2mo ago
>what it is that is considered valuable. I fear we humans are on the losing end of that reconsideration.
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by yuye 2mo ago
>"huh this is actually 90% what I would have written" The last 10% is always the hardest part, though
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by yuye 2mo ago
>What is windows actually good at? The only reason for me still running Windows is for games. But even that is changing rapidly nowadays. I'm still on Win10, even though it's EOL. I should upgrade, and if I do, I'll upgrad

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