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by 2rsf 5y ago
Why do you need to track doing and done if it is just you and mostly small tasks?
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by 2rsf 5y ago
How do you lift your car? usually that's the biggest challenge for DIYing
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Try embedded, although embedded systems have a lot of CRUD stuff they tend to be more challenging, require innovation and definitely require low level knowledge of the system especially on the low end of the systems, those with low memory a
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Or maybe it is a trap? expecting the Russians to un blur it and see the secret plans which are actually a trap for their forces. It's not unheard of.
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Sweden has stricter rules about working in shifts and on call is considered one. My FAAMG employee tried to pay nothing, we involved the unions and ended up in a somewhat extra pay for the added hours, not a bonus per-se but actual pay for
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by 2rsf 5y ago
My random sample of two contradicting approaches I know about closely-Israel and Sweden. Israel reacted quickly and severely, forcing hard lockdowns. Sweden reacted slowly, late and with mild restrictions. The results, after adjustment to a
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Start with your base assumption first, is software now worse than it used to be?
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by 2rsf 5y ago
> Steve Jobs that cares about whether things actually work Did he? at least according to my experience Apple cared about the looks of things and not whether they actually work flawlessly.
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by 2rsf 5y ago
So what is the difference and why does my modern Swedish house, with heat recovery ventilation and east-south facing windows consumes more energy to heat?
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by 2rsf 5y ago
The web != your computer. You can improve your privacy on the web but you can never expect it to be perfect, disconnect your computer from the web and you will have excellent privacy (unless you are a target of state level intelligence serv
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by 2rsf 5y ago
In Israel this is a common practice for many years now, the Zviran Pay & Benefits Data [1] is widely used by employers and is a somewhat hidden secret from employees [1] https://zviran.co.il/en/salary-surveys/
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by 2rsf 5y ago
> devs did not want tests in the project. “Too early,” “too complex,” I get that response a lot from general purpose devs, not just gaming devs many still don't see the benefit of tests at all levels
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by 2rsf 5y ago
"Taking care" implies preventing long term effects, besides for protective and sun glasses there is not much you can do. As for preventing fatigue or strain then short breaks are good not only for your eyes but also your back or n
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Radio waves (well, light and radio are the same thing just with different wavelength) are bounced from conductive materials, light is absorbed
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Nespresso's promise 19 bar as well, but they use a simple PTC element to heat the water as they pass over it so in reality it's "up to 19 bar"
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Project Hail Mary was a fun read but at times it felt like a high school essay or someone practicing creative writing. Even the science bits didn't feel like in The Martian, here they were scattered around sometimes not linked to the s
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Senior testers, and Senior testers with test automation background. There are endless junior testers, but unlike developers most of them stay junior. Trying to recruit a good, experienced senior tester is nearly impossible. Add to that codi
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Something is changing in the US though. > The US Commerce Department is unequivocal that the new sanctions against NSO Group and Candiru is connected to their software being used to government officials, journalists, activists and busine
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Same. I am aware that many, if not all, companies are not pure and at the end aim to increase their shareholders profits. Some even build products that can be used to do evil, but for me the gambling industry is all evil, there is no good u
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by 2rsf 5y ago
That is true for FSD in general, but Tesla advertise it as "being around the corner" Part of the problem with FSD is that it is difficult to make and test incremental improvements on a larger scale. At some point you need to send
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by 2rsf 5y ago
I don't think so, testing like you refer to is not scalable and even more inefficient. Letting an external auditors understand all the small technical details and test them independently will basically halt any progress. It might make
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by 2rsf 5y ago
I saw something similar about doing a background check with your current employer, but a full reference? that's crazy
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Does it affect your manager's view of you? it happens to me often but somehow I always pull it off at the last moment without anyone noticing, this leads to a sever imposter syndrome though. One way to mitigate it is to take tasks that
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by 2rsf 5y ago
> a final offer, containing the following clause: “This final confirming offer remains contingent on satisfactory receipt of a reference from your current manager as of this letter date.” Why would someone sign something like this? or at
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by 2rsf 5y ago
The best way to make it look unintentional is to make someone unintentionally post it in a planned way
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by 2rsf 5y ago
As a side note I am really impressed from how the whole investigation process is well documented. I am also involved in similar detective works, but usually I tend to forget the initial parts before anyone figures out that it is an investig
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Ask HN: Do you try to understand the root cause for already solved problems?
1 points by 2rsf 5y ago|2 comments
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Communicate and don't leave things hanging in the air? both of you thought and decided about finding a contractor to renovate the garage? decide who will take the next step or at least put a reminder to discuss it
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by 2rsf 5y ago
Wow, this is amazing
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by 2rsf 5y ago
TBH you need to combine both, NASA uses safer languages and strict processes for example. Simply moving to another language might mitigate some possible issues but will definitely won't solve everything

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