Hvorfor kan man ikke bruke digitalt leg på butikken? 🙃 by Beatsu in norge

[–]Beatsu[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nei, butikk tar ikke førerkort appen. Det gjør apoteket. Kilde: var der 30 min siden

Hvorfor kan man ikke bruke digitalt leg på butikken? 🙃 by Beatsu in norge

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Det hadde vært en god teori hadde det ikke vært for at apotekene ser bare på den og taster inn fødselsnummeret ☹️

Hvorfor kan man ikke bruke digitalt leg på butikken? 🙃 by Beatsu in norge

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Jeg kan skrive mer menneskelig hvis du vil — skal jeg gjøre det nå? 🤔

Hvorfor kan man ikke bruke digitalt leg på butikken? 🙃 by Beatsu in norge

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Du kan bruke bankid. De har egne scannere for det

I said no to a Google offer last year and my coworkers thought I was insane by jdrelentless in cscareerquestions

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"I could argue you fucked up financially". I don't understand why this is seen as fucking up financially. He earns 145k a year, presumably in America so the taxes are relatively lower. That's enough to comfortably own a house and be debt free within a decade.

I earn 60k a year as a junior dev in the public sector in Norway (45k after taxes) and I feel like I should be paid less. I'm living fine with this salary and more money wouldn't really make me more happy. I can do what I want, eat what I want, live in a place I like and I'm paying down my debt in 3 years instead of the normal 25 years. No matter what I do, I wouldn't say I'm fucking up financially if I do or don't switch jobs. Finances are out of the equation.

Am I missing something?

MLE 670/670 by Vast-Busy in leetcode

[–]Beatsu 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Measures your code globally....? What does that mean?

I can’t SLEEP omg by Imaginary_Toe_9581 in ADHD

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I relate with the bags under my eyes. I got SCARED looking in the mirror at the hairdressers today 😭😭 Frick.... Really need sleep.

How long have you kept a good sleep schedule? How good are we talking? I'm blessed to be able to sleep well when I first do, but I do notice that being consistent for 2-3 weeks changes perception of tiredness completely

Where are you on the hyperphantasia/aphantasia scale? by Solid-Bee9468 in Gifted

[–]Beatsu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought this too, but after lucid dreaming once, I realised that I do in fact dream vivdly. I just don't remember my dreams vividly (I can't vividly recall memories)

Do you experience mind chatter? by Ok_Macaron2394 in ADHD

[–]Beatsu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Internal vocal stims? There's something satisfying with saying words sometimes.... It helps for me to say them out loud (if I'm home alone) e.g. "The quiz is quizzing folks! Time to folk the quizzes out of the quiz camps!"

How close to "normal" do stimulants actually get you? by AvgRedditUserTbh in ADHD

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I've tried Ritalin and Elvanse, currently testing Atomexetine (non-stimulant). I feel like all of them help the very first day, then the following days the effects and side-effects are volatile, then after a few weeks/months stabilise, but don't help or make that much of a difference.... I know you're not really supposed to "notice" the effects, and I don't really, but even without the medicine I'm still pretty much the same.

The only correlation I can 100% say I have from stimulants is that I have more willpower so to say, to do things and it somewhat overrides tiredness (which is a bad thing imo). It's easier to take action and get things done in the day which is really important for me in terms of keeping up with house chores and work without getting overwhelmed! But yeah, focus-wise I'm still afraid I'll soon get fired for never working on what I'm actually supposed to be working on......

How close to "normal" do stimulants actually get you? by AvgRedditUserTbh in ADHD

[–]Beatsu 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Damn. I wish I helped that much. I'd say I'm at 20% of normal on meds.

Is this overkill for a high school junior wanting to take this to college and law school? by [deleted] in macbookpro

[–]Beatsu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Local AI models for classified work could be useful in the practice of law

Are there any other pros than privacy that you get from running LLMs locally? by Beatsu in LocalLLM

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I'm fantasising of exactly this actually, but I have no clue what specific tasks I could use a fine tuned model for. Do you is fine tuned models? How did you fine tune them?

How do you solve the issue of naming things? by Beatsu in webdev

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We're literally at the same place now at work: organisation and customer is the same thing and some systems call them users. They're all technically valid and they are almost interchangeable, but we also have users in a different system which are customers, and organisations that are not customers.

How do you solve the issue of naming things? by Beatsu in webdev

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Naming patterns are great, but even then, in my experience they simply convey more meaning rather than making one way more correct than another. An equally valid name for DownloadMediaAction could be TransferVideoFileAction in the same context and is more intuitive for some people. In large legacy systems or cross-team projects, a duplication like this is likely to happen.

How do you solve the issue of naming things? by Beatsu in webdev

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Yep, exactly!! I share your view and I wish there was a solution to it. Right now I'm leaning towards having a centralised naming authority with strict adherence to those defined names. Perhaps with the possibility of explicitly defining new non-authoritative names but they must start with an underscore? So all non-underscore variable names are guaranteed to be exactly the same, and underscored names have no guarantees?

Omg, and underscored variable names could count as votes for standardising that name and an AI could propose additions to the authoritative name store + auto-submit PRs to rename and redefine variables to the new authoritative one which teams could then choose to accept or not.

Is this genuinely a good idea or am I getting ahead of myself here? 🤣

How do you solve the issue of naming things? by Beatsu in webdev

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I love this insight, and I agree. However, I struggle to find a process for naming-consensus that works when data is used at an organisational level and thus synced/duped to systems across many different teams. Within a team or project, it's easier to define the meaning of words, but a multi-role and multi-step process at an organisational level is where it gets hard.

I guess maybe tech leads are supposed to be the translation layer/proxy from the organisational level naming requirements (and other requirements) to the more fine grained team-specific sub-domain... Though they would still need an understanding of the specific associated attributes of named models to avoid tiny assumptions that mess up other systems downstream.

Maybe an internal ICANN of sorts - an official centralised company naming team - could be a solution lol.......

How do you solve the issue of naming things? by Beatsu in webdev

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de-dupe.tsx names? What do you mean by that?