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by arcbyte 5y ago
The best hiring outcomes I've ever seen was a program manager who hired entirely on attitude. As long as you had programmed something/anything in the past, if you could sit through a 45 minute interview and have a great attitude y
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by arcbyte 5y ago
It's a simple answer: they can't. The constitution lays out the process for accomplishing things that everyone "agrees" to by living under its jurisdiction. If you want to accomplish something unconstitutional, you can,
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Says someone who will never create an easy, made-in-the-garage invention. Attitude is everything
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Can we start including the names of the directors and VPs who are agreeing to these deals? This isn't just a faceless company, there are really people who are ethically compromised and we need to know who they are.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
RSS is not great but I abhorred atom with a passion back when I was working with feeds. It was a way overcomplicated xml mess. RSS is so much simpler to work with, you just have to deal with less than stellar documentation.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
This is true across the board. One tiny crack in a bridge might mean it will collapse. That doesn't mean we should stop building bridges.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
Thank you for sharing that experience. It was a very interesting read. However, lest anyone get the wrong opinion, password hashing is a very simple, straightforward, solved problem and has been for years. One person doing something monumen
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by arcbyte 5y ago
The few times I was able to read something without the annoying paywall jumping in my face, I was disappointed and disgusted with the quality of what I read and the asinine opinions offered. I too abhor the NYT.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
That's very crazy. The fact that you don't think it's crazy is a sign of hoe ludicrous front end development has gotten.
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by arcbyte 5y ago
I never understood the difficulty with CORS. It's dirt simple: don't send requests across domain names. And if you do, make sure you return header(s) from the target resource to specifically allow the origin to request it. All the
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Meh, the network of choices and outcomes you took couldn't have been pre-planned, but the attitude and work ethic that made you work on the skills, capabilities, mindset, etc and made you take action despite major setbacks had nothing
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Never ever ever stay where someone treats you badly. There are great leaders out there, go work for them. I ask questions in my interviews to get at what kind of leader I'll be working for and that's the #1 consideration for me. I
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by arcbyte 6y ago
I have never seen anyone, even the ORM "experts" in my jobs, save time with an ORM over what a junior engineer couldn't do faster with plain SQL. The reason is that sure, for your first 10 basic select queries, the ORM saved
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by arcbyte 6y ago
And then that begs the question of whether we ought to be doing things of that nature in the first place. Government weakness helps prevent a strong showing of total incompetence or the effective implementation of hairbrained policies. And
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Let me respond to you again in a different way, this time referencing some unicorn definitions I like ( https://stackoverflow.com/a/27331885 ). I don't think we can have a meaningful conversation in terms of charact
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by arcbyte 6y ago
I actually read it as a argument FOR types and against modern languages choice to make the String class a weak proxy for typeless byte arrays. See all the arguments (in this HN comments no less!) for just using utf8 byte arrays as strings.
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by arcbyte 6y ago
There is 18 U.S. Code § 831,832, but it doesn't outright forbid owning a nuclear weapon. There is also the interesting issue of nonproliferation treaties to consider. Could the US signing an arms agreement impact your second amendment
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Two things to augment your explanation of the first and second amendments. Firstly, the first amendment guarantees "the incorporation freedom of speech", and not "the freedom of any speach" which sounds arbitrary but isn
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by arcbyte 6y ago
This is what I use and I love it. Still working out what I want to do for backing it up to the cloud though. It has a very easy built on way to do that too, but im trying to figure out how "trust no one" I am with encryption and w
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by arcbyte 6y ago
I imagine managers must also be worried about losing employees by requiring them to return. Im not going back to an office 5 days a week. If they make that demand, I'm out. My guess is many others are in the same boat and managers will
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by arcbyte 6y ago
It depends. Diversity of thought is extremely important to avoid complacency in a dynamically changing marketplace. If your company is providing services to specifically white men and women in the 20 to 60 age group, you have a pretty good
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Time for you all to switch to Firefox or Brave like the rest of us!
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by arcbyte 6y ago
PR absolutely. DC never for very obvious reasons that have been well explained since the founding and haven't changed.
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Nope. Organizations come in many kinds, including corporations. They're all just ways of organizing people, who have rights that they can choose to come together to exercise. That's it.
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by arcbyte 6y ago
You're exactly right. I love your attitude. But for the grace of God there go I.
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by arcbyte 6y ago
I think you could accomplish something similar with token pagination by requesting a number of items that will result in multiple "pages" for your user interface. Then as the user iterates through you can request additional items.
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Yup. Basically all enterprise software is just state machine design. Any simple RESTFUL app with a database is just a state machine. Call one end point to create a resource, fetch it later from a second. Calling them out of order yields an
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Ive used dex on my note 5. It works very well. One annoyance though is the connection/disconnection process should be more streamlined. When I leave my desk to wander around im always taking my phone with me but of course I would leave
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by arcbyte 6y ago
Children learn so much by watching. The same behaviors modeled by parents that reduce their income are then learned by the children and repeated. This is how families become locked in generational problems. They can be escaped (obviously) b
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by arcbyte 6y ago
And now you're into the Liskov substitution principle. All of your implementations should honor the same contract even if they do it in different ways.

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