ProZsolt

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by ProZsolt 7y ago
I hate time constraints. That is why I hate whiteboarding as well. My brain just not work that way. If I have to modify something in a project I already worked on. That's fine. But interviews always ask tho build something from the gro
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This is exactly me. You not just need 'delivery' goals, but small goals as well, like missions in a game. Where you see you are progressing. Also in videogames you never hit a wall, you never have to fight a boss that impossible t
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I own a Sennheiser HD600 and a Bose QC25. They don't race in the same league. The HD600 has better sound quality hands down and I try to use it whenever I can. Where the QC25 shines is the noise canceling. I fly a lot and during a tran
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I created my own keyboard. It based on the ISO English keyboard, but when I want to type Hungarian characters I just hit the Caps Lock (or alt if I only need one character), but every other character stays in the same space. I also moved th
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Even if I remained, I would start looking for a new job very fast.
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People have this bias that Ruby only used with Rails. Yes, Rails made it popular in the first place, but it has overgrown it. Other than data science/machine learning (because of the lack of libraries/frameworks) Ruby used in all
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That wasn't really an open office. The usual open office is one open space for 50+ and sometimes hundreds of people. It's an awful place to work. There is usually a lot of distracting noise. What you described is something like I
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Open offices are great if you don't optimize for people per square meter. I did my onboarding in Boston. The company just moved to this office so there was a ton of space. Teams were far apart so it wasn't noisy. And this open spa
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My past office was just like that. 10-20 people per room, but usually less than that because people worked from home. Sometimes more than one team per room, because there where smaller teams. My room had 3 teams but we worked in a similar a
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It's hyped because it's small and good enough. Great to bring it to a friend to fix their headphones. I'm also planning to buy something like this as a secondary. If you want some good primary iron, buy a Weller or a Hakko. T
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Not much. Some electricity. Servers are there either way.
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> ~20 mbps DSL is good enough for the elderly population I used 30 mbps internet for years till my ISP upgraded my lovest tear and I worked from home. Even gigabit was available I don't really care about speed. If you don't wor
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The problem with the examples you mentioned that their skills are fully transferable. 30-50% of my knowledge is non-transferable because of a)Company domain knowledge b)In a technology the next company won't use. It would be a better c
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Me and my girlfriend like to travel. Sometimes we just like to go away for the weekend (flights are cheap in the EU). Airbnb was a perfect choice. It was cheap, we can meet some locals in their house and get genuine tips only locals know. O
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This is exactly what a robot would say. Clicking on the confirmation is only proves that you own that email. I could easily automate all of the steps that you said except captcha.
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This is why I like separate modems, so there is a clear border between you and the ISP. Sadly currently most of the providers only give you AIOs.
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But how do you publish it without the liability of getting sued? A person like me who don't work in security still occasionally find some vulnerability. Sometimes you get angry emails from the company even if you just try to warn them.
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Don't know about NL, but in Hungary and a lot of other EU countries you can get 100Mb/10Mb for about 10 EUR, gigabit for 20-30.
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Not OP. I think it's not a bug, it's a feature. You just bricked your PS.
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What you re missing?
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Direct link: https://fccid.io/2AMK2-RM110/Internal-Photos/Internal-photos...
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> inevitable for vehicles that carry cargo But not for a vehicle that carries one person
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Same as "Why we paying for backups?! We never had to use it!" I'm happy I don't live in The USA right now. Even the worst hits, I don't have to be afraid of medical bills or if I lost my job. Both are covered by the
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They don't say it useless. They just don't recommend it. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html#protect CDC does not recommend that people who are well wear a facemask to protect themselves f
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Re-Learning Slice (Golang)(kilabit.info)
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Not just that but also refinement. When I bought my first MacBook around 2008 it wasn't innovative, but it had a lot of small things that other laptops lacked. The touchpad and MagSafe connector was superior. When you closed your lapto
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Android Wear was introduced a year ahead(2014) of Apple Watch(2015) with everything you stated. It was still great but not as innovative as the iPhone or the iPod was.
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Being first only matters when you solve a problem people already have. Polishing doesn't matter it that case because you ease people's pain. If you create a thing that people don't want currently polishing and marketing all t
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The artificial sun is a solved problem. There are even commercially available products for that: https://www.coelux.com/ The problem with the winter that you stuck in your "small" house. If you create Cosco sized
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> there is a massive market of young people that would love to own a Tesla when they reach the required income level. I'm one of them. If I would be on the market for a car it would be a Tesla, but I most likely never will never own

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