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ardit33
4y ago
No serious company is using Storyboards. Only toy apps or small companies do, or junior devs. SwiftUI might be ok for them as well.
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ardit33
4y ago
Agreed... it is not ready to be prime time yet. UIKit is still unbeatable for more serious apps. At this pace it might take few more years of dev for SwiftUI to reach feature parity.
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ardit33
4y ago
SwiftUI looks promising, but it is not ready at all. It is fine for 'toy apps' but if you want to do anything serious UIKit is unbeatable. I think it will take few more years until SwiftUI can get to feature parity with UIKit.
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ardit33
4y ago
Give two weeks notice, and get shown the door that day?
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4y ago
Same... and I got scolded by an recruiter after she asked me more questions about my experience. She basically told me I am underselling some of the experience, and I should put some of it more, and perk it up a bit. It was very helpful.
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ardit33
4y ago
you sound like those type of guys that try to be 'cool' by disliking what other people like. Blade Runner is a great movie for its time and it has inspired a lot of artists. It is a Noir (Sci-fi), and the type of movie that only a
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ardit33
4y ago
Yep. The reason that a lot of things are found in caves is because they are more likely to be preserved there. Things/settlements in the open field are more likely to be destroyed over time. In nearby Albania they found a similar ancie
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4y ago
Not true at all at things that need practice and that are recurrent. From sports, to many other activities that have repetition, people know what they are generally trying to do. That doesn't mean that there is not a large degree of r
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ardit33
4y ago
Come on man, junior or mid level engineers are suposed to do well defined tasks, or projects. It is part of the Team Lead, Lead/Staff engineers to reduce the business requirements to a relatively well defined project. That's how
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ardit33
4y ago
Scrum (stand up and all) is a waste of time and only lower tier companies are still using it. That doesn’t mean that you don’t have a process at all. You might have once or twice a week sync meetings, and a biweekly planing meeting. But scr
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4y ago
Blind.... but it is geared towards the workplace, and not tech and gadgets in general. It has more unfiltered conversations, as people do speak their mind a bit more. (some eggregious ones, do get flagged/removed though).
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ardit33
4y ago
Accept the fact that it takes a lot longer to do anything at a big co. Also, accept the fact that whatever you do, is not crucial to the company as you are just another engineer out of thousands. Hence, why the rush? If you feel creative
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4y ago
It seems that the people of SF don't agree with you. Crime didn't fell, prosecutions did. It is like the Trumpian 'if you don't test, then covid doesn't exist'. There you go the clear graph: https:/
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4y ago
DA parents were domestic terrorists jailed or murder (google it) So he was raised with parents in jail and became a defendant attorney. He took power he took revenge on the system and people by stopping prosecuting people in the name of soc
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4y ago
I think it looks pretty good, but a bit away from the spirit of the original (which is more squarish). The CyberTruck gets closer to that sharp edges delorean look than this one. But, overrall looks good. It has some elements from the C4
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4y ago
Degrowth with declining economy means Detroit. Or many other rust belt cities. Degrowth without economic decline, means Carmel By the Sea in Ca, or those small towns in the Key West where only the rich can afford to live. You can put many t
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Dumb paper. What the author calls degrowth, it is living in a more primitive and old fashion way. Neighbor Albania and Italy have this problem as well. There are plenty of villages where people live like it is still the early 1900s. The au
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4y ago
I have the G915 TKL (Clicky) an it is awesome. It is low profile and works great for programing. Any regular Cherry MX keyboard is going to have tall keys, and it is just aweful for programming in general (long key travel makes typing arou
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I tried several higher end keyboards, and build 2 of them myself. (custom keycaps and all), but the average enthusiast mech. keyboard is just not usable for programming. most of them are high profile, while they are great for typing, they
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At some point the metric becomes the goal itself. Ie. Leetcode style programing is/was used to filter out engineers that couldn't program. And the problems themselves were relatively easy, reverse a tree, build and LRU (which is
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2008-2009 was bad world wide, except for Tech. Tech had a hiring freeze for late 2008-2009 and then things rebounded fast. Most large companies had minor layoffs (Except Apple and Facebook). Even Microsoft had layoffs, and Google (steal
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Eurovision 2010 was one of the most epic: This song (from Moldova) is like the essential/prototypical over the top yet catchy euro song: https://youtu.be/pHXDMe6QV-U?t=27
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I totally understand. They are just discovering the basics, and slapping fancy names to it.
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So do Radford and V. Tech. They give generous aid packages as well.
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61.5k for tuition is just insane! It just doesn't make sense in any way. What are they teaching that deserves such insane tuition rates? Billed expenses for the 2022/2023 academic year* Tuition $61,050 Room (depending on type of
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I worked there on the earlier days... it is not that secretive. The Kindle was developed there (and it was one of the first devices made by the lab). After it, it came a bunch of other devices. This arm of Amazon has both hardware and sof
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There is a new crop of startups that are going full native, and not using things like React Native, and Flutter and other 'xchross platform' frameworks. They are falling out of the trend as they have the same problem that we have
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You haven't been looking at all! Most large companies that pay pretty well still use Objective-C. Meta, Google, Snap, Netflix... etc... and of course Apple. The others do still have lots of Objective-C, mixed with Swift (eg. Linke
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Which ended up being a serious mistake, and miscalculation (or bad prediction) of what happened. Late 2008 early 2009 were not good to raise money or for tech hiring. But by late 2009 and early 2010 things picked up again in force. Google
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Airnbnb is not in the downhill. Why the hate? They had a very tough 2020, but after that it is all been looking better and better for them.
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