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by HashHishBang 8y ago
Speaking as one of those people without a car: I've got a backpack. Grocery pickup is absurdly useful. You ever had a hiking pack to whoever is bagging or try and fill it while doing self-checkout? It's not bad in all honesty but
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
>I've seen a rural lawyer in California advise people to basically hide their cultural identity while driving. Genuinely curious what one would do to hide or advertise their cultural identity while driving? Bumper stickers and flags
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
You can fuck with the livelihood of any service industry employee with feedback. "Let me speak to your manager." That's not to defend Uber's predatory practices, but it's disingenuous to pretend that the service ind
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
> I consider it rude in the sense that women are not even considered in the consumer spectrum of these products Fair point and one I hadn't considered. I had assumed that my income level meant I wasn't considered on the consume
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
Rude? Honestly no. Classless? Yeah, definitely. I sincerely believe that is an important distinction to draw. Especially for products so hilariously high end as a "giant yacht" and a Lamborghini branded massage chair that may also
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
When I was first starting out as a SET/QAA/whatever it's called now I had to deal with the joys of record/playback tests from Selenium. It's a bloody nightmare to debug someone else's actions that have been tra
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
>The dating game in most cities is abysmal, and the majority of attractive single ladies are high end escorts, sugar babies and or gold diggers. Yeesh this just comes off as bitter. The dating game is hard but it's a two way street.
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
Interesting. That sounds like it could be a fun read just to see the change in management styles around programmers.
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
Admittedly yes, especially in the current market but it does illustrate the reasoning behind the quote. The shift in labor-market power of developers is undeniable. Realistically it would take me closer to a month from search to first day i
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
I mean, yeah you're not wrong. I try not to be too cynical about the whole thing even if I think the narrative is suspect. Yes women and minority representation in tech is a potential issue but I really want to know more about the AI r
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
The fear part most likely. Depending on what year the quote is from there's a chance that they literally couldn't find a replacement for a programmer. Or want to soak the costs of training one on the job. Nowadays a lot of develop
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by HashHishBang 8y ago
Hold on here. This article seems to have buried a pretty important piece of information wayyy down in the middle of the text. > Gender bias was not the only issue. Problems with the data that underpinned the models’ judgments meant that
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
Location: Utah, USA Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java 7 and 8, Linux/Unix, JUnit, Selenium, GIT, SASS Testing, Python, Oracle DB, MySQL, AppDynamics APM, AWS, Docker Résumé/CV: https://drive.goog
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
They could...or we could keep utilizing the multi-billion dollar investments that have been made in public transportation. I'm curious as to the arguments that can be made for (presumably government) subsidies for privatized individual
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
Excuse my language but what the hell? You talk about meditation to unlock a phone but you don't have the self control to put it in a drawer for half an hour? You want novelty-less focus from the damn app store? What kind of app stores
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
Wow, that's really impressive. Good on you all for putting in the work.
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
Wait is there actually demand for something that...I guess powerful? Applying ML to Selenium selectors seems like some truly massive overkill. Not to mention dynamically generated tests at runtime. I'm not really sure how that would so
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by HashHishBang 9y ago
That kind of attitude is why my entire career path exists. QA Automation is something that I'm constantly surprised people don't know exists. Product devs resent writing tests so we are the ones who do that exclusively. As a count
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Expanding open source to Tabletop RPGs(github.com)
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by HashHishBang 10y ago
>So humorless they could suck the fun out of a Russian wedding Unfortunate.
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by HashHishBang 10y ago
You captured my feelings after reading this blog post pretty well. Having never been subscribed to any lists like this the post comparing the two didn't even convince me that Nugget was superior. Quite the opposite, I signed up for Opp
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by HashHishBang 10y ago
Wow, disingenuous statement you made there. >In those 7-12hr you can sit and stare into the idiot box and laugh when the talking heads tell you to laugh... >I watch a lot of TV but most of the TV I watch is "What If" You can
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by HashHishBang 10y ago
Hold on, in a comparison between Vonnegut and Twain it ended up being Vonnegut who came off as too cynical? I've had the exact opposite reaction. Twain is borderline unreadable at points due to what seems like a near crippling cynicism
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by HashHishBang 10y ago
Yes? That is the entire point of this discussion. That just strikes me as a sign-up for more info. Granted I haven't signed up there so who knows if there are nefarious pre-checked boxes and massive ToS agreements, but signup for acces
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
Yeah I can definitely see that side of things. The manual aspect of QA is definitely reducing, though I would hesitate to call it entirely dead. I love the fact that I've got experienced manuals who are able to craft well written proce
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
My current job seems to disagree with you and their point about QA. As far as I've been able to see, the market explicitly for QA Automation is actually growing. The idea of >Developers are responsible for full test automation and m
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
I've been of the opinion that that kind of "freedom" is a sad illusion at best, and a crippling sense of entitlement at worst. Consider your first question: >Does having a mincome stop you from stressing over the guy acros
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
That seemed more an aimless rant than an actual article about mistakes. Hell I even agree with some of what I will generously call points. Unfortunately I now feel bad that I share a "camp" with this loudmouth.
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
Considering the top 5 questions of all time on SO for most technologies are trivial/basic cases or homework. Yeah, when I first used Git I had to look things up. Now that I use Git daily a tool like this seems like a terrible plan. I d
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by HashHishBang 11y ago
It seems a bit strange that with all the hate the term "brogrammer" tends to garner, this article has chosen to go with the term "wogrammer" for female engineers. Seems counter-productive.

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