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by aynyc 5y ago
Why would you run assembly on lambda?
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by aynyc 5y ago
For those who find GIL impacts their developments, can you post some examples? I'm curious as to what they are.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Many regulated industries have drug tests. I personally have been asked for drug tests in finance (capital market) and health care. I'm pretty sure defense contractors, as well as governments and some government-adjacent jobs might req
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by aynyc 5y ago
You got a few choices: 1. Get a new job. Market is fantastic. 2. Step up and run the team for him. I've done both in my past, both worked out well for me. My old boss still pings me from time to time for job offers, etc..
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by aynyc 5y ago
First, never quit until you got the final signed contract with everything cleared, including, background check, drug tests, etc.. Funny enough, one of my coworkers from previous job did what the author did, he lost both jobs, so he sued bot
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by aynyc 5y ago
You confused remote workers with offshore outsourcing. There is a huge difference.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Enterprises have been trying to outsource development for the last two decades and failed miserably. The low-code/no-code trend is mostly a bust like AI/ML. Chasing hipster languages is rat race. If you are strong in Java, with re
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by aynyc 5y ago
What are freshers? Most employable languages are still the enterprise languages. 1. Java and its ecosystem 2. JS and its ecosystem 3. Python and its ecosystem I see more and more people are asking framework experience as well now. 1. Spring
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by aynyc 5y ago
A few things that I wished I knew when I first started. Never outshine your boss. Spread credits around but make sure your boss knows you are responsible privately. I learned this the hard way. People overestimate what they can achieve i
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by aynyc 5y ago
Ghosting is the biggest problem I've seen personally. I might not know why a company that doesn't want me, ageism, sexism, racism, or whatever. But at least has the courtesy to tell me that I'm not longer in consideration. Th
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by aynyc 5y ago
In New York State, it’s illegal for them to ask your salary history.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I vaguely remember one of my engineering professors mentioned mandatory job rotation within some defense contractors as a way to prevent that. The trade-off is that no one becomes an absolutely specialist in an area. His field was radar-rel
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by aynyc 5y ago
None of my younger family members use facebook. I think that's a problem for facebook. As far as privacy violations, etc., I don't think the general population care much.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Are you looking for this? https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/raspberry-pi-desktop/
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by aynyc 5y ago
I tested the water during late Spring and early Summer. I didn't find it to be harder, but the processes got longer. I find the interviewers and companies are far more "arrogant" than the last time I job hunted (2018). I pret
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by aynyc 5y ago
That becomes ticket scalping problem. The hottest cars would get bough up by dealerships and charge a huge markup.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Using CSS & XPATH to select elements is very natural to web pages. BS4 has very limited CSS selector support and zero XPATH support.
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by aynyc 5y ago
If you are just doing one or two pages, say you want to get weather for your location, then requests is sufficient. But if you want to do many pages where you might want to scan and follow, requests gets tedious very quickly.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I used scrapy a lot. Just my opinion: 1. Instead of creating a urls global variable, use start_requests function. 2. Don't use beautifulsoup to parse, use CSS or XPATH. 3. If you are going into multiple pages over and over again, use C
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by aynyc 5y ago
How do they measure it? I can't seem to find their method.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Blue? There is nothing blue about Texas’s recent policy. Austin and Houston got bluer, everywhere else got redder.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Jerrymandering has significant popular support, it’s just that it’s one-sided. In a two-party system, it’s incredibly easy to maintain that support. Just look at voter suppression, it’s as one-sided as possible, yet gaining a lot of ground
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by aynyc 5y ago
It makes no difference when jerrymandering is in full swing.
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by aynyc 5y ago
The other poster made some very reasonable suggestion. The answer is largely depend on your app architecture. For example, if it's as simple as an web-app + db, then docker compose image should be sufficient. Do your best to extract so
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by aynyc 5y ago
K8s aren't easy, but if you have enough workloads that you can't keep track of on a single spreadsheet, you probably could use K8s. I haven't seen really true alternative to manage large enough and variable enough workloads s
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by aynyc 5y ago
It won. Right now it's a speeding train. To compete with it, you better come up with something that's mind blowing, or a culturally shift in development.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Regular Dawn detergent or "dishwasher" detergent?
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by aynyc 5y ago
Wait, wtf is a pre-wash detergent? And why I have never heard of it?
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by aynyc 5y ago
Unlike many here, I never had a computer when I was young. I knew what it was, but had no interested in it. I enjoy sports, handcraft more than video games. Went to college for EE/ME program, found out I hated the program, but too many
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by aynyc 5y ago
When I was interviewing for a job, I complain about potential employers with their craziness. When I was interviewing to fill a job, I complain about potential employees with their craziness. Edit: I don't have a solution. I have all b

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