CorrectProgrammer

Hej!

Sytuacja następująca: remontuję mieszkanie, ale wykończeniowca wiecznie nie ma (czasem kilka tygodni pod rząd, a ostatnio pracuje maks. 2-3 dni w tygodniu). Remont zamiast trwać 4.5 miesiąca, ciągnie się już 8. miesiąc, a facet niechętnie podchodzi do zobowiązania się, że skończy do końca stycznia (czyli w pełnych 9. miesiącach).

Przy każdej interakcji biadoli coś o trudnej sytuacji rodzinnej, deklaruje chęć dokończenia, i ogółem mam wrażenie, że próbuje wymusić współczucie. Często odpisuje z dużym opóźnieniem (np. 16-24h), a dodzwonić się do niego było ostatnio trudno. Nie chcę koczować w mieszkaniu bez łazienki podczas własnego urlopu, ale zaczynam to rozważać.

Nie pytam o porady p

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Przychodzę z prośbą o poradę dotyczącą nowych okularów. Streszczenie na końcu.

Sprawa wygląda tak:

Jakiś miesiąc temu poszedłem do dużej sieciówki (tej, która kiedyś dawała zniżki proporcjonalne do wieku) na badanie wzroku. Okulary noszę od lat i wiedziałem, że nie widzę już zbyt dobrze. Wybrałem salon, który już znałem - to będą moje... 4. okulary robione w tym miejscu. Zrobiliśmy badanie wzroku, wybrałem oprawki i wszystko ustalone - okulary do odbioru za 5-10 dni.

Tutaj chciałbym zrobić pauzę i napisać coś o samym badaniu. Optometrystka sprawiała wrażenie bardzo rzetelnej. Była cicha i raczej małomówna, ale komunikatywna i skupiona na pracy. Wspominam o tym, bo to doświadczenie ma

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Piszę do Was z prośbą o radę na temat pracy.

Dla kontekstu: mam 30 lvl i pracuję w korpo jako programista. Jeśli to ważne, jestem frajerem na UoP.

Zacznę od początku. Nieco ponad rok temu trafiłem do zespołu, o którym niczego nie wiedziałem. Pracujemy nad tajnym projektem, pod NDA. To chyba nie było zbyt mądre zgadzać się na coś takiego przy rekrutacji, ale byłem nieco zdesperowany, a oferta była naprawdę korzystna finansowo i akurat pasowała mi pod kątem doboru technologii.

Jeśli chodzi o zespół, trafiłem na miłych ludzi w mniej więcej moim wieku, więc było ok. Sam projekt okazał się dość karkołomnym przedsięwzięciem. W dużym skrócie: dostaliśmy sporo istniejącego kodu i mieliśmy w

Hi.

For context: I have about 6 years of experience as a software engineer. I've worked at several companies. I've switched jobs recently and I feel overwhelmed.

I'll start by saying that the team I'm working with is quite new - everyone apart from heads (of product and of technology) has joined the company in last 3 months. Seniority levels differ, but as far as I can say there are no juniors. The team is rather large - over 10 people. We have a manager, who's a technical person.

My problem is that I feel overwhelmed by the structure of our work. I'm used to well defined, preferably small tasks with clear goals (definition of done, acceptance criteria etc). I'm also used to scheduled ret

Hi,

I recently bought a brand new T14 Gen 2 with the i7 CPU. I love the machine, but I'm facing a problem with the fan noise - it seems that when the fan starts blowing, the bottom cover makes a high-pitched, whisting noise. I'm 100% sure it's not related to coil whine - once I block 2 or three holes on the bottom cover (they're tiny, so it shouldn't make a significant difference for temps), the noise is gone.

Has anyone of you experienced something like that? Is that normal? I've waited for this machine to arrive for literally 2 months, and I'm kind of disappointed by this issue.

• **Total budget (in local currency) and country of purchase. Please do not use USD unless purchasing in the US:**10 000PLN (~2150EUR), can add extra 10%; Poland
• **Are you open to refurbs/used?**I'd rather a new machine.
• **How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life?**Build quality, form factor, battery life, performance.
• **How important is weight and thinness to you?**I want to carry my machine around a bit, so I'd prefer it to weight less than 2kg.
• **Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A.**14 inches would be perfect.
• **Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which progr

Hello, I hope this is the right subreddit to ask this kind of questions!

First, an introduction. Most of my professional experience with programming (3.5 years) comes from maintaining a huge Java EE monolith application with a relational database, that could be described as "layered ball of mud". I also have some experience with Python and recently I've started writing microservices in Scala. Due to some issues with our Scala stack, my team may want to write our future services in Kotlin.

And now, my story. What I noticed when switching to Scala, is that a lot of the stuff that I learned when working with Java seems to have been invalidated. Apparently, my team tends to ignore Uncle Bob's

Hello!

First of all I'd like to warn you that I'm still very new to Lisp and my questions might show it. Here it comes:

I've got several raspberry pi 4 boards which I'd like to turn into a tiny cluster. I don't need it to be super fast or efficient, all I want is to have some fun with distributed systems. I don't have an exact idea what kind of system I want to build, although I was thinking about tinkering with some symbolic AI. But that's a side note, I think.

My question is as follows: which Lisp dialect (and implementation if applicable) would you choose to implement a distributed system as a wannabe hobbyist Lisp programmer? Are there any (possibly high level) libraries worth lookin

Have you guys tried running Debian 10 (stable) on NUC8I7BEH? I was wondering whether the kernel fully supports the hardware of the more-recent NUCs.

Hi,

I've lately been thinking about how well would an implementation of the General Problem Solver work on a modern hardware.

I know that due to combinatorial explosion it would probably never be able to solve any real world problems in a reasonable amount of time, but I'm wondering what kind of problems could really be solved by it.

I'm especially interested in the possibility of using parallel or even distributed implementation. I just cannot stop myself from comparing GPS to IBM Watson. They're of course very different, but I'm wondering how well would the GPS work if it had the resources that are available to Watson (several thousands of cpu cores and probably terabytes of memory).

Hello, I'm facing a problem which have no idea how to tackle.

Here's the thing:

Mentioned speakers are connected to my monitor via minijack and the monitor itself is connected to a computer or console using hdmi, depending on my mood. At first, everything worked as expected. Several months ago I have noticed that sometimes sound gets muted for a very short time (below 1s) and then it resumes. I wasn't really bothered by that and I assumed it's a hdmi cable or monitor issue.

Around 10 days ago, this behaviour has changed. Instead of getting muted, the sounds switches to 100% volume for a very short time and then switches back to the expected power. I've changed connecting the speakers dire

It's a cartoon where a young boy has some sort of a mission. He's some kind of chosen. The main plot, as I remember it, had something to do with several wizards (sages? scholars?) who were entrapped or maybe transformed into some creepy forms. In the finale, these wizards turned into some flashy figures (as I they were made of light) and they operated a machine which was utilized to stop the main antagonist. Also, one of these wizards was present in many episodes. He was a blind, old man. I think he had a daughter who was a friend of the protagonist.

I guess it's a cartoon from the 80s, but I watched it in Poland in the 90s as a kid and I have no idea how old it might actually be.