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I only once ever had an interview as you describe, and from a candidate perspective, it was my favorite! I had fun with it, and it was far more collaborative with my interviewer. I got to learn from them, instead of just regurgitating strai
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Above the fold, I see "ApplicationModule" and "ChangeDetectionStrategy" so it contains at least 1 copy of Angular.
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Sorry to be solutioning here, and I'd imagine you've already tried this after 14 years, but sometimes changing habits can be solved with things like buying an extra laundry basket. It's seems like a small thing, but these adj
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The intent of current monetary policy is to get control of inflation. Today, a move might not make sense, but that math may well change if the policy proves effective.
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Yes
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No
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Right, I read your parent comment and think, "Well, we're 12 of 30 days in". Obviously people are going to fight back, they'd have nothing to lose but still enough energy left to act. The closer you get to 30 days, the d
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It gives more weight to Americans who opposed lockdowns too. This is the slippery slope argument coming to life, if you took lockdown to the extreme, and I think that was the biggest fear of those who opposed lockdowns.
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I don't necessarily share the sentiment, but I am curious to hear the case for the consequences. California is basically its own economy: the state can make its own rules, so from my perspective, the state has more power to set the rul
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Anecdotally, I agree because it's difficult to find much on linux package distribution hacks. But there is this: https://lwn.net/Articles/295406/ I guess I wonder where you draw the line, and if this sort of
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If you view a job as just a job, and find meaning in other things in life, optimizing for TC seems incredibly rational. The problem is some people doing that don't actually find meaning in anything but money.
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Why should I trust open source today? Packages are routinely hacked, political message or not. I 100% agree this has no place in open source but (1) people subject to the effects of war aren't in most sound state of mind and (2) "
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Thought experiment: imagine you were in a country being shelled by foreigners; the thought process shaping your decision making might be different from someone sitting a safe country. Granted, it's possible these commits are from peopl
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5% is bad after sellers got used to high sales prices at 2% (with lower rates, more of the payment goes to principal). They took away the punch bowl and the party is over. The rate itself (5%) historically is not high.
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Doesn't work older Angular projects. My monorepo is a hodge podge of technologies.
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In my experience, the developer experience for juniors is too much. Yarn + Lerna is just too much of a learning curve. However, having one repo and on CICD pipeline is convenient. But we've decided to divest from them. Your situation m
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Thanks for the heads up. I'll be sure to get it in writing if I find myself in the job market.
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At the risk of crushing your dream role, re-implementations can be long slogs. I'm in the middle of one right now. The Product owners don't know what the thing does. The engineers who originally wrote it are gone, and their replac
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The stick does have a far more limited scope: It's limited by whatever's possible by HDMI.
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Probably, but there's a caveat they reset the settings anytime. Here, it's been discussed that they'll eagerly connect to unsecure wifi: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25275350
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Paying $600 or $800 for a television was at one point a normal thing. Not sure what current prices are, but that premium doesn't sound terrible.
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Both the rental and home ownership markets are ossifying. Rents in some markets are +30% in past 2 years. If you're fortunate enough to be holding an old lease, you're quite likely paying below market rent. Likewise, homeowners wi
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I refuse to replace my dumb TV until it dies.
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This seems like the right decision (and I'm saying this as an LGBT person). The problem is, it just doesn't seem like legislation is the right instrument for promoting diversity in boardrooms. But what is the right mechanism? I an
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Not all have the option, but many move to LGBT friendly areas. I can walk around in my neighborhood and walk into any establishment and I know it won't be an issue. Like others have said, the ease of mind in not having to check is nice
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I think it does have fundamental value. A stock's fundamental value is in its expected lifetime returns. For a home, it's the value of having shelter. Some areas are better to have shelter than others (favorable climate, access to
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If granny doesn't leave, it's disingenuous to suggest nobody isn't getting kicked out. It will be someone who has to play by market-rate rules; probably a lower middle class family paying market-rate rent that gets squeezed t
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Because if housing gets too expensive in some area, you'd leave and that'd open up supply. By locking in the price, future changes in demand are irrelevant to you -- but place great pressure on newcomers to your area. It's ec
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Fixed mortgage payments are also great for the people who live in them. They are less good for everyone else too.
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Conversely, you could follow the news, buy a home because you think you'd be permanently priced out due to investors, and end up underwater in a few years. Because you read the news, you'll choose to make financial decisions, some

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