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Rapzid
3y ago
I left college college dropout off my resume. Otherwise yeah I think many can sympathize with being hired and having managers not know your history. "Oh you have experience operating SaaS and designing cloud infra? You know how to buil
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Rapzid
3y ago
What does "wrong" mean in this context? It's your project you can manage it however you want. I'd recommend communicating this clearly at least but otherwise listen to your users(in aggregate) and make your decision.
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My experience as well; haven't really been asked since getting mid+. Once before getting hired in an interview with the CEO at a startup, but just shrugged it off. Usually this comes up(outside interview but on this instance too) like
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3y ago
I very rarely encounter broken shopping carts. Maybe once in like 20-30 visits I encounter one with a wobbly front wheel that pulls.
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> I grew up in Greece and we were taught the Iliad and the Odyssey at school I grew up in Texas and we covered the Illiad and Odyssey in High School.
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3y ago
Depends on the lib. Max safe int size is like 9 quadrillion. You can safely deserialize serial bigints to this without ever worrying about hitting that limit in many domains.
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3y ago
So, you know what's best for the planet?
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3y ago
Setting aside the fact that this is false, it's a weird claim that the USA pushed Ukraine into the war.. Pushed them into the war. Wasn't Ukraine invaded, unprovoked by any real violence or imminent threat, by Russia? Pushed them
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3y ago
Political entertainment is now a huge industry in the USA. They hook people by getting them angry about stuff they know nothing about.
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3y ago
We are not fighting a proxy war with Russia. That term is thrown around too loosely. Ukraine and Russia are at war.
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3y ago
The best for who?
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3y ago
Sure but that was right after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Takes some time and Putin himself was outwardly more cooperative with the West back in the day. Also in the USA congress makes the budget but the president always gets blame or
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3y ago
My apologies. I was "referencing Tupac" ;) AKA being a jackass. I'll do better.
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3y ago
Eh, let the community sort it.
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3y ago
Maybe a coop of sorts could be formed where they pull in funds from sponsorships. A non-profit maybe. Devs could "lease" themselves to corporate sponsors and work on the project + some percentage time towards features they need. S
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3y ago
Known for something even better though; banning a certain practice from their society more than a decade before the Constitution was ratified.
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3y ago
I don't think religiousness is a prerequisite or an indicator for the mindset of enjoying the simple things in life or quality craftsmanship. Perhaps religious people are more likely to use religion to rationalize these proclivities.
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3y ago
This reminded me of how I cheesed a lot of advanced math in high school. I'd memorize the formulas we were being tested on right before the tests were handed out. Then I'd write them in the top of the test immediately and before I
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3y ago
The dirty little secret nobody wants talk about is pretty much all of IT hiring, and certainly FANG, is filtering for IQ or other intrinsic character traits lol.
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3y ago
Everyone is living a selfish life; some people are also assholes.
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3y ago
That would have aged like milk if you'd said it when the stats were fresh. The point here being the rate is actively crashing pretty much globally. The outliers would be anywhere it's not.
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3y ago
South Korea has entered the chat.. Seriously, it's wild visiting South Korea and having a tour guide jokingly beg people to immigrate and make babies. #JokingNotJoking
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3y ago
Such an interesting article because there are two main reasons I never thought to apply at GitLab: * Even in the USA the col based pay made them non competitive compared to what I could get elsewhere. * Incidents like the database backups,
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3y ago
Order by insert time on some group key(or otherwise figure out the order) and select the top item. Then select that item for update with skip locked. If it's locked you will get zero results.
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3y ago
I use a generic subsystem modeled loosely after SQS and Golang River. I have a visible_at field which indicates when the "message" will show up in checkout commands. When checked out or during a heartbeat from the worker this gets
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3y ago
> My rule was that a vehicle was an artificially powered object capable of moving The definition of a vehicle is quite broad and you've scoped it rather narrowly. When left so open people may scope it more or less narrow and land on
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3y ago
You shouldn't really need to wonder about this. Trail systems are starting to specify if motorized bicycles are allowed, and most of them only allow motor assist bikes.
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These LLMs are trained on public discourse which is full of "XY problem!" asshats so what do we expect? The original answer is what you could have expected asking about unsafe in Golang-Nuts circa 2015; albeit with fluffier langua
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Yeah you'd think if FireFox is their golden advertising goose they'd, you know, make it embeddable and add the ability to fully style scrollbars so it'd be suitable across the board for modern development. And you'd thin
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3y ago
Here we go again. Getting close to the price of a Disney+ subscription when it first launched haha. 25% price hike on top of 40% a couple years ago. I've got basic needs here on an indoor camera and haven't used any of whatever fe
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