ProZsolt

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   Gitlab default branch name changes to main(about.gitlab.com)

   105 points by ProZsolt 6y ago|261 comments
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   If you say it upfront, that's fine. If you say it once I solved the problem it's not.
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   Pioneers, Settlers, Town Planners and Theft (2015)(blog.gardeviance.org)

   1 points by ProZsolt 6y ago|0 comments
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   Not if you traveling by the speed of light
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   You just have to point to a QR code and it will automatically scan it.
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   Are you explaining this to the interviewee. Otherwise it's a guessing game for what you want and creates unnecessary stress. If you planning to put people on-call (working under stress and time constraint) on their first day(no prior
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   I regularly coded (pre COVID) on transatlantic flights.
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   by ProZsolt 6y ago

   Law loopholes can be hard to diagnose and fix.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Yeah having standup in the afternoon is great. At my last company I worked with Americans from the EU. My standup was at ~4pm. My "last day's work" was still fresh and still had ~2 hours to resolve blockers.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I think it's also a problem that engineers are rarely incentivized to make the right decision initially. If the initial price is low they will be prized if they able to cut down the development time. After that if the solution auto sca
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Section 2.2 of the USB Type-C Specification[1] explicitly forbids this kind of adapter: USB Type-C receptacle to USB legacy adapters are explicitly not defined or allowed. Such adapters would allow many invalid and potentially unsafe cable
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Section 2.2 of the USB Type-C Specification[1] explicitly forbids this kind of adapter: USB Type-C receptacle to USB legacy adapters are explicitly not defined or allowed. Such adapters would allow many invalid and potentially unsafe cable
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    You mean like this? https://www.cablematters.com/pc-714-123-usb-20-type-c-usb-c-... And this? https://www.cablematters.com/pc-655-123-usb-20-type-c-usb-c-... You can even have USB-B: https://www.
15. 135.▲
    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    How is your battery life, I only get around two hours. Changing it would cost me 200 GBP.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    The chances of loosing $100 is essentially the same as the chances of loosing $100m. If you loose your private key nobody can help you recover your money.
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    Looks vs. Results(gkogan.co)

    1 points by ProZsolt 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Years in the business != seniority
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I don't really have code I can show you. Most of my code I write is in my employer's VCS. I have some throwaway scrips on Github, but those not production grade.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Estimate travel costs weren't apparent from the front page, there is no mention of it and the example plan (picture) only use walking. I just found the Chicago itinerary in the blog post. It should be accessible from the front page. I
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I would be the target audience, but from the front page I don't see what value it brings over a spreadsheet. I won't register just to found out that. Does it automatically calculate travel costs?
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I'm in the same situation as you were. Currently I'm the only senior engineer as others left shortly after I joined. They filling up their positions with juniors, because they are "enthusiastic". In January I'm movi
23. 143.▲
    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Same here, the only thing hate is the ear cushion. I had to replace it 2 times already
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I laughed so hard! If somebody missed the reference: https://decisionproblem.com/paperclips/
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    When your Roomba and your phone is on the same network, yes it is.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I don't look when I type. The touchbar makes me look down from my screen if I want to interact with it.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    I just use this oneliner to "scan" it: convert -density 130 input.pdf -rotate 0.33 -attenuate 0.15 +noise Multiplicative -colorspace Gray output.pdf
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    Till you found somebody with 10+ years of "experience" who can sell himself well. We skip this question because of seniority. Hire him and turns out he struggles with basic for loop. This happened at my previous company.
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    The included power adapter is really bad (1A, USB-A). Currently nearly all my devices charging via USB-C, except my company provided iPhone. I just bought a USB-C to lightning cable so I can charge it via my Macbook or Pixel charger
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    by ProZsolt 6y ago

    They actually changing the full top case with battery and trackpad included. Makes sense? No. Costs more than £70? Yes.