Fushuan [he/him]

Well, knowing banking information is different from getting their password. One is info like balance and details while the other allows me to transfer all your money.

Please give me you bank account password, it’s all out there anyway.

We love smorty so the spelling bit is wrong.

They didn’t deal in absolutes, they dealt in conditionals.

Wtf, you just matched his energy, how are you at any fault at all? You didn’t even escalate.

In fact, your answer was perfect. Any place where your answer is inappropriate, so is the question. You should always answer the same way.

Salutations! I did the same and there was none.

Why, you put fossils in there and are able to rub it with your wearables to modify their properties.

Pretty simple.

Yeah nah, you won’t start doing all that stuff with a tv controller to swap the tv app.

Yeah nah, you won’t start doing all that stuff with a tv controller to swap the tv app.

I wish I had tools good enough that I didn’t feel the need to use AI, but sadly documentation for AWS and some terraform issues is traaaaaaaaaash, so I mainly use it to generate some use cases and examples that the docs failed to provide. Some of those examples are wrong on further inspection of the docs (return types mispached and so on), but I do the critical thinking of checking the docs before and after and then coding my own stuff.

I also studied deep convolutional neural networks in school so I know what it is, a tool. Kinda impressive that it is able to do all that solely on the optimisation of the next word in their sentence though.

Uuuh yeah… Brain works xD. Thanks.

I personally don’t think 7 as “seven” or “siete” or “zazpi”. 7 is 7. When learning big number combinations where you put both numbers on top and do it by 10s, I’m in numbers, not in the name of the numbers. I bet learning more than 1 language since I was a toddler enabled the flexibility to then learn the " math language" lol.

When I imagine 5x7 in my brain the answer is 35, not thirty-five (30+5), treinta y cinco(30+5) or hogei ta amabost (20+15 = 20 +10 + 5 don’t ask xD).

7x7 is 47, not berhogeitazazpi (2x20+7), there’s no math link between 7x7 and 2x20+7 besides that the result is the same.

It’s not like I feel superior, I feel pitty for those that didn’t have the opportunity to develop more than 1 language in their infancy, it affects brain development in a major way and it definitely is easier to go from 2 to 3. Even here in Spain, I do feel that there are more english speaking people in the Basque Country (where people natively tend to know two VERY grammatically different languages by default) than the rest of Spain. Everyone learns english in school, yet I feel like we retain more? Idk, that might be naive nationalism.

Am I superior? No. Did I have a superior infancy learning process as far as languages go? Yes.

I’m fluent in Basque, Spanish and English. I sorta kinda somewhat understand most Latin languages, as most natives do.

Most banks have their data on Amazon/Azure. You don’t want to enrage banks.

They might be referring to their brain network being to slow and having problems.

It’s kinda something verifiable you need for your resume, so I prefer 3500 credits than missing people.

I’m a data engineer, which means I write code that manages data aka databases. RN I’m mostly working with python, pyspark, managing data transformations from different providers. I’m also managing the deployment and execution of such pipelines via terraform.

I don’t copy much code, if at all. I do search plenty examples online but then I write my own. I’m at the point where I could adapt myself into almost any language in a week though, they are very similar.

If you want to go into coding focus on understanding the functionality of the code, what it is actually doing and why is it done like it is, that should give you a lot of flexibility when changing frameworks or languages. A lot of stuff is super similar across the board.

About your question, “a full stack Dev with sufficient sql and python” is probably a front-end Dev that does JavaScript and CSS, with some front framework like react or Vue, which will have to create the code of the webpages, build components… They also mention sufficient SQL and python, which implies that the backend is done in python and that they have some database. Probably Django or flask. In the backend you create business logic, stuff like “get me the list of users”, things the front-end asks the backend. For some queries the backend will also ask info to a database, and it will have a SQL client where it will have sql code to query stuff.

Hope this helps.

In my country we have an phone number based instant money transfer protocol called Bizum, everyone uses it. When you go out eating, one pays with your phone via NFC then everyone bizums the payer with their part. It’s something I use almost every time I go out.

Bizum is a protocol that’s implemented in the app of the banks themselves, so I kinda do need the app, I’m not going to go into the phone browser to go into the app web to do a transfer of 14.5€ that will then shocker ask me to verify the transfer via the app. Even if the verification was a SMS nonce code that would be incredibly annoying compared to what we already have.

So yeah, people are hung up on banking apps because they kinda do need them with them.

You are the one that has not been paying attention. You are generalising a big minority in most places in regards to driving, then extrapolating to the general population everywhere.

It seems that you want to keep living weary of everyone because of your conception of some people. It’s sad but you do you.

I don’t think further discussion has any merits, have a nice day.

Well, I agree there, but I’d be surprised if you doing more than one of those a week even if you did trips through Spain on a daily basis. Those are rare here.

In any case, going back to you original point that you only need to take a 15 minute drive to see that 80% of people are assholes, I think that that’s been debunked already. Have a great day 😃