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by binarytox1n 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8.3_filename > "A SFN filename can have at most 8 characters before the dot. If it has more than that, the first 6 must be written, then a tilde '~' as the seventh charac
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by binarytox1n 6y ago
I might buy the conspiracy theory except for the fact that Azure DevOps exists and provides all the features of GitHub already with none of the restrictions you've mentioned except that you pay for the service.
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protestant_work_ethic it's well known enough to be a common phrase, with it's own wiki entry.
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
Uh... if you sold it, did you retain the rights to the content in the sale? If not, I'd say your users are going to have to suck it up.
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
This has happened to us many times and we now do the same for remote interviews. No video? No interview. And even then, if you do great in the video we fly you in for an in person interview just to be sure. There's clearly a market for
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
No IC is going around making a million dollars for creating internal tools. If he's making a million it's for something else - he's a founder, he was acquihired, he is related to the founder, etc.
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
The problem with growth as an IC is that one person only has so many hours in a day. The only real way to multiply your impact is to transition from using your own hours to produce work towards directing the hours others use to produce work
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
A good way to do it is to use a "structured" subset of the "language" for "querying" purposes.
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
As a hiring manager I would take a refusal to whiteboard or participate in an in-person coding problem as a sign that the candidate knew they were not qualified to write code and therefore declined so as not to waste anyone's time. I&#
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by binarytox1n 7y ago
This is likely because more front end developers are younger/less experienced. While more expensive/older developers prefer backend work and are compensated more highly because of their experience.