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by atraac 3y ago
> In some places like San Francisco, it's effectively impossible to get a permit without making several "donations" to the local "nonprofits" & electeds office US normalizing corruption under a more friendly
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by atraac 3y ago
Pixel is known for amount of bugs and issues after the release. Also they release them in a handful of countries. It's not realistically viable alternative to Samsung when most of the world can't get it officially...
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by atraac 3y ago
For me SwiftKey is far superior to either native Apple keyboard or Gboard. Native keyboard has insane issues with autocorrect with multiple languages, to the point where it's not usable for me. My native (Polish) language also has fair
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by atraac 4y ago
There's no position on your site and seems that you didn't mention any way of contacting you?
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by atraac 4y ago
Those numbers mean nothing. They are borderline rand() sometimes, in most cases when there's an external application form it will count you as an applicant right after clicking. Whether you actually applied doesn't matter.
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by atraac 4y ago
> So the most efficient C# development solution for me is going back to Windows and Visual Studio. As they want it to be. Hot reload works mostly fine in Rider on Windows.
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by atraac 4y ago
.NET IS open and not really tied to any Microsoft Subscription. I really hate when people keep parroting that without understanding. Rider is nowadays a better IDE for C# and it's not owned by Microsoft. You can host it wherever becaus
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by atraac 4y ago
Blazer Server is perfect for internal applications and dashboards though. It's just so easy to use, especially if you plug in any of the community made component libraries like MudBlazor. I had pure backend devs actually happily make f
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by atraac 4y ago
I find it that the people who say "AI will replace developers" are the same ones that were thinking that CMSes will replace the need for developers, then no/low-code will replace the need for developers. But no, users are too
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by atraac 4y ago
The downside to 'probationary period' is that as a candidate you're limited to a single company. If you have to spend a week/month at X, you can't really consider Y, you won't be able to give them the time. The
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by atraac 4y ago
Their website says they're distributed across US, so I would assume it's US remote only. Bit of a pity
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by atraac 4y ago
> And there the typical 35 year aggressive attitude I have to deal with daily. I'm actually 29 but sure. > Your joking right in thinking that no communication is loss via email? I would argue that more details are actually _prese
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by atraac 4y ago
> better alternative would be to have your own chosen days off. Sure, I'll just let my dog sit for 10 hours straight on those other days. It might be a better alternative for YOU, but I doubt it's true for most peole who want f
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by atraac 4y ago
> Remote work is great for: - People who want more quality time with family I'd argue it's great for people. In general. I don't have family, I can spend more time with my dog, I can make morning or afternoon walk longer,
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by atraac 4y ago
Microsoft had a 'metaverse'? That's a new one for me...
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by atraac 4y ago
First of all, what does it have to do with this particular library? Second, get a grip, .NET is open source for a while, it's getting more popular again, JetBrains entered the stage with a very competetive IDE, it's easier than ev
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by atraac 4y ago
Is this sarcasm? Because my(and everyone I know) experience is absolutely opposite. Salesforce is a shitshow of old pseudo-Java and pseudo-SQL that lack features and proper support. It lock everything behind rate-limits that require you to
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by atraac 4y ago
I work as a contractor in a single-man company because in Poland it's incredibly beneficial to regular employment contract tax wise and 60-80% of polish developers do the same. I don't think I know even one person that would call
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by atraac 4y ago
At this point I don't even know if this comment is satire or not.
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by atraac 4y ago
I would also that the benefit is not only better pay, but also being able to onboard efficiently and working with varying styles of orgs and people. If you work at a single place for a very long time, you get used to the way people work, th
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by atraac 4y ago
I would assume he means this: https://www.ue-germany.com/news-centre/blog/what-is-mint-any... Careers and academic disciplines in the fields of: Mathematik (Mathematics) Informatik (Computer Science) Nat
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by atraac 4y ago
It did, I received unrelated spam onto aliases I used for major electronic chain(MediaExpert - polish MediaMarkt essentially) and two other minor services I don't remember anymore. It also happens that few of my aliases were leaked fro
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by atraac 4y ago
I also use Fastmail with custom domain and I alias every single new account I make to know who sells my data. Through last two years I think there's been only one major incident that made me unable to see my emails and it lasted like a
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by atraac 4y ago
Only as long as the chat immediately connects you to a human and you dont have to click/write through 10 bullshit messages about nothing with some half-assed bot.
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by atraac 4y ago
Sure I understand, but I was specifically asking about an example name since I know quite w bit of people around Hague/Amsterdam/Rotterdam and noone besides freelancers really goes above 70-90k eur/y from my experience. Hence
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by atraac 4y ago
I'm not looking for anything right now but just out of curiosity you'd care to share a name? Even privately?
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by atraac 4y ago
That's exactly how this should work. You should move from messaging to a meeting as quickly as possible. If you try to set up a date and other side proposes something like a week from now - it's already over. It's simply too
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by atraac 4y ago
> What do I get? A mapping? Maybe? A mapped list/enumerable it was originally given. You don't think what you get when you add two numbers, don't you? Language just works certain way. Not understanding a simple building bl
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by atraac 4y ago
> The keyboard just works, sharing between apps just works. Keepass didn't really integrate with ios, in android I can select it as my own "autofill provider". I can have firefox with ublock. Password managers work without
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by atraac 4y ago
> Tbh, I get your imperative examples instantly but my mind struggles to autograsp these multilevel functional parts like list(map(lambda. Too much noise, I have to think through it to get it. That's exactly why most FP languages ha

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