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by brozaman 4y ago
Becuase your solution is specific to your specific software. Then you have lads who use python who can use virtualenv, and then the ruby ones who use rbenv and then you have the CPP developers which are usually fine but on Tuesday Joe messe
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by brozaman 4y ago
On the other hand they are extremely easy to clean. Just get some cloth and ceramic stove cleaner and you're good to go. The knobs are more convenient to operate, but they tend to accumulate grease in the joints and other parts where y
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by brozaman 5y ago
Spaniard here, according to the local media there will be an exception for food that may be degraded when sold in bulk. Source (in Spanish) https://elpais.com/clima-y-medio-ambiente/2021-09-21/la-vent...
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by brozaman 5y ago
I discussed this with a mate precisely yesterday, we ended up agreeing that people who have no/low qualification jobs shouldn't move to big cities, at least here in Spain (maybe in other countries it's different). Most of thi
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by brozaman 6y ago
It's not the most professional thing but a little fun doesn't do any harm at all. If someone is offended by this, they just need a thicker skin.
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by brozaman 6y ago
Regardless of fairness and cost of market I think it's not something beneficial for the companies when it comes to finding and keeping talent. I live in Spain, and I'm in the same timezone as Germany, now let's imagine I&#x27
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by brozaman 6y ago
Or they can be hired in their country for a foreign company for a ridiculously high salary for the country. Anyway good engineers won't be outsourced for a company that keeps 70% of what the customer actually pays for long. A friend of
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by brozaman 6y ago
> They managed to make game on their own engine and launch it on 5 platforms at the same time that's impressive to me based on number of developers I saw in credits. Although I appreciate the hard work of the developers and respect
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by brozaman 6y ago
Ha! Exactly my thought! My uneducated guess is that because we are (or at least I am) lacking a lot of vocabulary compared to native speakers, we have to do every time we read something written in a rather lyrical way or that has unusually
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by brozaman 6y ago
I bought the first one five years ago and it is still excellent and valid, so this one will be excellent too. I have to see what the differences are, but I'll probably buy this one too.
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by brozaman 6y ago
If it's any consolation, I'm a software engineer working for Red Hat on the userspace part of one of our most bleeding edge products, and it's a pain for us too :). And it's a much bigger pain for our kernel guys It woul
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by brozaman 6y ago
It's a neat concept. I think the experience would be way better if the the animation after submitting answer would be made way faster. I checked the network tab in firefox 75 on fedora and the post was instantaneous, about 40 ms to rep
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by brozaman 6y ago
> - Are there blind frontend engineers? I know one frontend dev who is entirely blind from birth. He specializes on making websites accessible for blind people, and he's got a good reputation.
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by brozaman 7y ago
The previous BMW one is pretty good and requires 0 configuration, at least in Spanish. I haven't tried the new one and my accent is very clear though. It has few functions like call X or go to Y but in my experience, it doesn't do
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by brozaman 7y ago
If the position is in a similar timezone (give or take 2 hours) it's usually not a problem unless it's far more expensive hiring you in your country. Check offers in Beijing.
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by brozaman 7y ago
If you have the experience and the knowledge it's not really necessary. I don't have a degree myself and I was only 24 when I joined Red Hat . It's really up to the the hiring manager.
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by brozaman 7y ago
This isn't a proper comparison because the writer compares a few things that aren't really the same... Anyway the problem with comparing rpc protocols is that you need to do a per case benchmark if you really care about performanc
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by brozaman 7y ago
This probably varies a lot per region, here in Europe BMWs are a pretty affordable when compared to other real wheel drive cars. As I said in another comment imported American cars aren't a good deal in Europe. Japanese are a good deal
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by brozaman 7y ago
My point wasn't about purchasing power in general but about BMWs in particular (European cars actually) being a better deal in Europe than in USA. The same way American cars are a much better deal in USA: A BMW 230i with M package is a
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by brozaman 7y ago
Very debatable. Depends on the model. That may be true for the X models, but if you want that is real wheel drive, practical and fun around corners, you don't have many options. It's worth saying that due to taxing in USA they are
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by brozaman 7y ago
Related new: Japan has 33k businesses at least a century old https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2232308
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by brozaman 7y ago
OP, while I agree that amazon has done a bad job on this case (and possibly the whole product, I never used cognito), your manners are completely unacceptable regardless of your frustatrion. There are polite ways of complaining and your beh
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by brozaman 7y ago
In Spain it's somewhat common to do 9 hours Monday to Thursday and only working 4 hours on Friday. Unfortunately I only worked for a company that did this only for one year, but it is the one thing I miss of this company. Personally, I
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by brozaman 7y ago
I was born in the 90s so I never used IRC outside work. I used it for work on a daily basis until a couple weeks ago, and I hate it with passion. The vpn drops and you miss messages. You are offline you miss messages, don't want to mis
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by brozaman 7y ago
USA is certainly a problem, but the elephants in the room are China and India.
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by brozaman 7y ago
I have a 2018 2 series, with the business pack (has the cheaper navigation system, not the professional one) and my experience is that if you don't use connected apps it's great, bug connected apps are simply terrible. They have a
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by brozaman 7y ago
"BTW, learning Kubernetes can be done in a few days." How do you troubleshoot an api-group that is failing intermittently? How do you troubleshoot a CSI issue? Because CSI isn't a simple protocol like CNI. What do you look at
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by brozaman 7y ago
My experience is quite the opposite, I think it looks excellent, and the only one which looks better in my experience is project cars 2 (but is inferior on every other aspect). Sure, the text might be a bit blurry (like on every other game)
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by brozaman 7y ago
I have both assetto corsa and iracing and high end equipment (fanatec highest end pedals, fanatec DD2 wheel and fanatec gearbox) and I'm not going to renew iRacing. I enjoy Asetto Corsa better, regarding the physics, I consider they ar
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by brozaman 7y ago
None of these issues can be solved by an union. Union won't make your job interesting, and won't make you like your job again. It certainly won't help with any of the issues you describe.

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