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no
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What you are describing sounds very close to what i'm experiencing.
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I went through a situation where I was forced to bankrupt my company as a founder due to maturing debt and refusal from family to help. This despite having customers and a distribution network. So I fear I might have PTSD. Concentration and
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Ask HN: Discuss ADHD and your use of medication
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how well will these stand the test of time?
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I have had experiences where a so called experienced developer "tests" me by asking a "trick question" related to something I created to verify whether I indeed created the thing. If the "thing" you built in th
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from where I am in europe, I have different memories... unions were pretty aggressive when it came to companies like Volvo
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leetcode challenges are a proxy for nothing employers can simply hire based on past projects
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unions are long established in europe, at least in western europe, and are a cornerstone of the social system. even white collar jobs have unions. this is in contrast to the US where unions are almost entirely non existent for white collar
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you can already hire and fire fast in the US but nobody does it. there is just a bunch of BS talk about "cost of hiring" and "risk". i also found that "verification" consists of "trick questions". i
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coding interviews do not attract the best of the best
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As an employer you can hire people who have past projects they delivered and who can show you code they wrote and talk you through it. You can hire them and fire quickly if they don't work out. Leetcode is useless and experienced peopl
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I thought this was about the adventure game Loom but no.
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what does CVP stand for? same thing as corporate development?
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how many of the openings have the actual intent of hiring? how many are for market rate compensation? how many are non AI jobs?
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I am a linux user too, but if I try to do certain tasks with my linux workstation I lose an enormous amount of time, and the software is just not at the level where it needs to be to carry out those tasks. Just as a simple example, libreoff
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exactly
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yes and it is incorrect because as a business you need to carry the cost of doing business
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2y ago
you can fire someone immediately in the US. so i don’t understand why any of this is necessary in hiring.
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2y ago
get fusion 360 and start designing
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2y ago
send them to europe
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2y ago
what an hour should cost… in my experience this is based on nothing and might be based on what HR thinks which is irrelevant
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you need to use high quality sd cards such as sandisk extreme pro also think about putting the machinery on some kind of UPS or backup power supply so it can be shut down properly
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i have 20 years of experience writing software in C++. i don’t need or want rust.
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i don’t want to learn rust to write a driver.
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remember java? they forced OO onto users. a huge mistake. developers should not be forced to use a paradigm. same with memory safety. if they don’t get it, find better developers and pay more. essentially you are saying rust is great becaus
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security or safety is not necessary in many situations and should not be forced onto users. if your usage requires that fine. don’t place your requirements on other users. also you are basically saying adopting linux is only for big tech. i
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there is nothing problematic about memcpy, the problem is that you need to know what you are doing and rust won’t solve that problem.
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Rust must be removed from the kernel. It is a huge time sink for smaller companies to deal with another language and frameworks. Effort should be focused on getting more hardware support mainlined such that device manufacturers have less wo
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what about adapting and integrating? i heard somewhere you will never fully be accepted or become swiss and that people are not very open or welcoming
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