VonGallifrey

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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
With LLMs? I don't think something like leftPad was every difficult to create.
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
I was easy enough to fire for my former employers. You would probably say that it isn't EASY because in the US it is much easier to do. You might not be able to do it immediately without notice period unless the employee does something
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
> For example, the quasi-requirement of having pictures and other personal information on your CV Picture was a requirement, but that is slowly becoming less popular. Especially in Tech. Leave it off if you don't feel like including
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
> But it seems you've cited an example of something ironically very anti-labor. This means your government has codified into law the false idea that all human employees are undifferentiated commodities (like cattle). So as an employ
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
It is 3 months notice for me (also in Germany) for either side to quit the contract. However, there are no real consequences if I would just leave without notice. Other than my employer having a bad opinion of me afterward of course. Like,
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
> Does a film listing not having any of these abbreviations default to German audio? In my experience, yes. The default is German without subtitles. I have seen the OV and OmU abbreviations a lot of times, but most showtimes don't h
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by VonGallifrey 2y ago
Well... at my current employer, we have 3 "SSO" providers. By that, I mean three different Okta logins, and logging in to any of them will log you out of the other two. If I want to do anything, it means I need to log in again bec
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I get that there is a reason not to trust those Patches, but I would guess they don't contain anything malicious. This early part of the attack seems to only focus on installing Jia Tan as the maintainer, and they probably didn't
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I am using the Cloud version, but I have been using Jira over the last 10~12 Years at different companies. I can't remember a time where transitions where restricted by default. I always preferred a less restricted workflow if I am wor
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
Since the person that made the workflow is always the Team Lead we are never "SOL". It is a 2 minute thing to fix a workflow. Sounds to me like you probably never edited the Jira workflows yourself. If it takes your company more t
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
Well... for us every team gets a "Project" and the Team Lead is admin for the Project. The TL can then Create Boards, Issue Types, and Workflows. The Team is in control of what their Board and Workflows look like. Not some far awa
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
It isn't slow for me. So no, not in my experience.
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
When I clicked on the site the very first opinion called Jira shit because they had 20 different boards for the same thing, 2000 tickets in the backlog and 20 different mandatory fields for each ticket. Which is absolutely not the fault of
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
Isn't that the same if you make a completely synchronous library without any goroutine? If your library panics then the whole program crashes.
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
This is more or less personal preference though. When you say that Ruby ignites a passion for coding for you then that might not happen for other people. For example I only feel a headache when I look at Ruby code. For context: I worked wit
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
> If you lose often, you quickly go down. But if you keep an even record, you stay in 1500. Is that actually true? You start at a 1500 in lichess, but that is a provisional rating and the outcome of your first few games are going to caus
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
This is the problem I have at the moment as well: Company Leadership asks for estimate with barely any information, I will then say that I need to learn more about the project and look into the codebase, leadership then says that they &quot
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
10 Steps are about 7 too many. Writing a Personal Essay after, what sounds like, an automated email is not something I would consider as a good interview process.
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
> gelatin Wait, does that mean that dishwashing pods are not Vegan?
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I think my problem here is that everyone just assumes an extra condition. The question "if Tokyo is in France, then the Eiffel Tower is in Bolivia" is not the same as "is the Eiffel Tower in Bolivia" and the statement of
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
Are those statements really the same? "For all x, if x is a marble and x is in the bag, then x is white" I would question if nothingness is a marble. Or would you say that the following statement is also true? I would say that x i
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I don't think he was treating "all marbles are white" as the negation of "all marbles are black". The comment he replied to was claiming that any question that is true for n = 1 should also be true for n = 0, but th
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I think my small European car is capable of hauling a week worth of groceries for 6 people. It probably wouldn't fit that AND 6 people at the same time, but I don't really see why anyone would do that.
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I don't know what your experience is with "open offices", but the ones I have worked in where quite loud and distracting. That isn't to say that I discount the images of people sitting elbow to elbow in coffee shops. Cof
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
The question is more: Why the fuck do you care if Apple allows sideloading or not. It is a feature you do not have to use and (if Apple implements sideloading) you probably would need to explicitly activate. Just leave the option off, but i
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by VonGallifrey 3y ago
I don't want to jump out of a plane therefore I want to outlaw skydiving. Actually I don't have to outlaw things I don't like for myself. I will simply not go skydiving and other people are wellcome to take the risk for thems
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by VonGallifrey 4y ago
Saying this in a discussion about Citogenesis is funny to me. How would you even determine "factual accuracy"? Just look at the list. There are many instances where "reliable sources" repeated false information which was
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by VonGallifrey 4y ago
> You're just hiring people who care to do these types of tests or are good at them, they don't mean they will be good at the job. We align the Take home assignment very close with what the position actually entails. If you str
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by VonGallifrey 4y ago
We asked him some questions about the code when he came in for the last interview and contract signatures. He didn't have a single clue about any of what he supposedly wrote. When we talked further he admitted to using a Team in India
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by VonGallifrey 4y ago
1 - I don’t know the hiring standards of every company and that 90% sounds made up to be honest. 2 - We can not trust the CV. Maybe the company did a test, maybe they didn’t. Maybe their test are to our standard, maybe they aren’t. Maybe th

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