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5y ago
Seems early to start the thru hike. How many people are on the trail?
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For asymptomatic and mild cases as well?
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I have a 2016 F-150 that I only use for getting around and recreation (software eng that works from home that likes to fish/hunt/camp/hike/paddle/snowshoe). It has the 36 gallon tank and has a range of around 650 mi
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Yeah, duh, that's why we hire devs with any talent -- like I said. I'm not sure what you are pushing back against? The contributions of a senior ruby engineer in a large, complex rails codebase will be immediate and will have a lo
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Right, which would indicate that they have more or less given up on appealing to ruby devs specifically. I work at a ruby only shop and we are the same way. I would say only about 30% of the candidates I interview have any ruby experience a
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It just isn't the language that people learn as their first language (via college or bootcamps). Plus it's not a gaming, data or machine learning language so it's not the kind of language that people come to from some other m
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5y ago
How/why did you land on Java for all new services?
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Speculating but aside from the enterprise ecosystem advantages it's hard as hell to hire senior ruby devs.
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The linked regexp doesn't require the TLD: https://rubular.com/r/Y9G4HR2Ox8gzqd
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This regexp and the whatwg one it is based off (correctly) do not validate the presence of a TLD since it's not technically required (foo@bar is considered valid). But if you are building consumer products it's best to test that t
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Are y'all sunsetting Ruby completely as you break apart the monolith?
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I interviewed for an engineer role at Flickr right after they were acquired by Yahoo. It was a full day grueling interview in one of the San Jose towers with all the originals, Cal, Allspaw, Kellan, etc. The last interview was with Stewart.