abledon

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   by abledon 4y ago

   > they live in source control so that probably excludes 95% of legacy codebases out there from the 90s,00s
2. 152.▲
   by abledon 4y ago

   I can't wait till Munro and co take a look into this stuff. The amount of people already crapping on this is astounding.
3. 153.▲
   by abledon 4y ago

   tell it that a rogue gnome suddenly got access to the codebase and wrote a nasty python extension at the root directory. see what it produces lol
4. 154.▲
   by abledon 4y ago

   does css load for anyone else: https://www.bti360.com/careers/
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   by abledon 4y ago

   If my office is a vat of liquid spice, sign me up. (reference to guild space navigators of dune (watch?v=AGqdE1NdMTg), but in this case, we'd be the grotesque quasi-immortal 'media' navigators, and instead of navigating thro
6. 156.▲
   by abledon 4y ago

   you have 12 years of FAANG experience and are worried about getting hired. RIP everyone else LOL
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   Apple Deletes All Tweets(twitter.com)

   5 points by abledon 4y ago|2 comments
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   by abledon 4y ago

   vengeance for all the poor souls named 'Alexa' having their lives go to hell
9. 159.▲
   by abledon 4y ago

   Why can't we have more detailed technical stuff like this on HN?
10. 160.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    I'd love to work in this industry as a developer... coming from web/cloud what would the average interview be like? Is it more leetcode style? or system design? I would only want intermediate developer position at most for starter
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    by abledon 4y ago

    Having employees pull 80+ hr crunch time is common in the AAA game industry... whats so bad about it happening for a few weeks at twitter?
12. 162.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    i am screaming, why am i grinding leetcode again? LOL
13. 163.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    are you joking? is that most day-in-a-lifes for high paid senior workers there? damn I'm working at the wrong place
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    by abledon 4y ago

    god paywalls are annoying
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    by abledon 4y ago

    >he acts completely the same as That One Guy in the university who had studied programming before getting to the CS classes. I don't get this reference, how does a person like that act in uni?
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    by abledon 4y ago

    > After engineers, some of Twitter’s highest-paid employees work in sales, where several earn more than $300,000, according to documents viewed by The Post.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    The MaterialsScience team works across SpaceX,Tesla,BoringCo
18. 168.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    you don't like comedy?
19. 169.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    Now partner with framework laptops and make an eink laptop already
20. 170.▲
    by abledon 4y ago

    Now they need to segregate the people who play video games into primarily FPS (valorant/overwatch/COD/Battlefield etc..) vs other genres
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    by abledon 4y ago

    My favourite hobbies I am confident will never turn into my side hustle: Hiking, Watching movies, playing videogames with friends
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    by abledon 4y ago

    omg that is the new thing, custom keyboards have saturated market with keycap variations and standard body designs... but now they need to start engineering out novel body types like an axe cleaver haha
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    by abledon 4y ago

    "Java Peasant", "Yaml Merchant", "Code Butcher" (last one.. someone wouuld really have to not care lol)
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    by abledon 4y ago

    "The lollipop guild" , amazing lol
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    by abledon 4y ago

    ya i'm not surprised at all when reading the statistics on youth depression nowadays... this stuff is poison
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    by abledon 4y ago

    my first "wtf" was seeing the "pull shark" badge... really? I do like that they give you the option to disable showing your achievements in the settings.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    Authors fundamental understanding is already better than 80% of the programmers i work with
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    by abledon 4y ago

    i wonder what % of damage it caused to economy, compared to WW2 reparations.
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    by abledon 4y ago

    Its not about the surface of the skin, the skin/sweat can act as a conductor for the electrons to pass through into our body, and a wet ground helps even more. Our bodies are slightly positive due the oxidative effect occurring in our
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    by abledon 4y ago

    >You’re literally always in the Earth’s magnetic field Even if an object is in earths magnetic field, grounding itself still discharges electricity... when you ground yourself (one way is going bare foot on the ground)... > The ground