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ThalesX
2y ago
I'm sure this'll help provide them with a positive view on remote positions.
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I have some "internal" web apps that I use for myself, and while I do use Remix which is a framework that allows me to use React, I just use SSR and HTML default form controls as interpreted by the browsers, minimal client side pr
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I use it for some reports every month and Claude is so much better than OpenAI's frontier models it's not even funny. I can upload CSV, JSON, PDF, any type of text file...
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Last I applied to a job posted on Who's Hiring, they had me fill a self recorded video interview on some platform. And do some coding exercise with screen sharing. Then send it to them. I've never gotten any sort of reply back, po
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I built a little news summarizer for myself [0]. It takes trending news from whatever country (currently Romania + Denmark due to personal reasons) and gives me a summary. It's based on what people actually search for. It works with al
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Disclaimer: nothing substantial, just a bit of trauma dump I've been a developer for more than a decade. Body-shops. Founding engineer. Chief Technology Officer. After every job in my life I took 6 - 12 months off. Usually my desire fo
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I'm not talking about MEPs. The commissioner is not a country representative, I'm talking about the head of the European Commission, miss Ursula von der Leyen as it currently stands. There is no rule preventing it from being open,
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2y ago
Yes, in that we find out what we voted for after the vote instead of before.
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A big difference is that in my neck of the woods, each party or coalition needs to come up with a governing document where they sort of tell you what their priorities are for the next 5 years. In the EU we find about it after we vote, after
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> But calling the EU not being democratic is going too far I'm an EU citizen. I have minimal saying in who our commissioner is and what members of the cabinet get chosen. I have a vote which I give to whatever party. After that, the
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I grew up in a rather medium sized town in Eastern Europe. Since I was maybe 5 or 6, my daily scheduled involved waking up, going outside with a gang of people of various ages (honestly it was all the way to college level at some points, th
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> What more to consider? Potentially sharing company IP with a 3rd party?
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You answer this to me, but then you also answer 'correct' to the post I am replying to that mentions outsourcing, which is a totally different beast than Indian immigrants. This discussion is also away from my initial intent which
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Then I find this to be a totally unnecessary addition to a claim that they've replaced frontenders and testers with LLM. Of course no one is safe if they've actually achieved that (with no proof given) so obviously Indian programm
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I honestly don't understand what he meant with the Indians part.
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> I'm sorry I can't as I've signed an NDA Surely the company you worked for can't be the only one replacing people with these tools. What about the companies that actually have thousands of devs on their payroll? >
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> I'm already seeing lot of developer jobs especially front-end, testing roles being replaced entirely. Can you give me some public examples if it's so prevalent? I play around with the AI Dev tools and I can't see them be
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I'm in Europe and have access to it.
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2y ago
> Due to contractual obligations, we are only accepting candidates who are located in and authorized to work in the United States, have lived in the United States for at least three of the last five years, [...]
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Eh, one alternative as in my shithole in Eastern Europe is that they take 25% out of every pay you get throughout your life and when you do retire, you get some shit money for the 5 years of life expectancy you have left.
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I just had this experience a week ago. I've worked with C# commercially but for the past 4 - 5 years I've been working with TypeScript mostly. There was a fun HR girl that sent me a message how she found my profile compelling and
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I hope you've brushed up on year 3 curriculum before going to fix that garage door motor so you can answer some random medium / hard questions from Finite Element Analysis in Solid Mechanics or Vehicle Powertrain, Noise and Vibrat
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You go study Computer Engineering and then to get hired for some CRUD work on a legacy system you have to solve a LeetCode Medium and a Hard.
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I've had a rough transition from Remix 1 to Remix 2 for a couple of web apps I've worked on, but overall I still feel like the Remix model just works better. That being said, I'm probably not the best person to make a recomme
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I used Next.JS awhile ago and it was great. Then I switched to Remix and it was great. Then I went back to Next.JS and I couldn't understand where things went wrong. From the routing model to the deployment model, it all felt so broken
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> Flight data reveals that on December 4 last year, flight FR1269 dropped more than 2,000ft in a mere 17 seconds. It's data from last year.
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Well, I feel like Nextercould™ is the key to a healthier market and stopping the unfair bundling of Nextcloud with major OS releases.
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What about my startup nextercloud? Why am I being discriminated against!?
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I was involved in the building of the 911 system for my country. When doing that, we had to design it with this in mind. If the system ever fell down, the operators had standard templated papers they would fill, and once the system would be
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I voted unsure. If I hadn't had this option, I would have voted overhyped. Last year I had a subscription for ChatGPT, I had two homegrown apps running on OpenAI API (which have since moved to Groq with LLama), I had Copilot on VSCode,
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