chairs

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by chairs 1y ago
This is effectively the same sentiment I echo when talking about AI to folk in the tech industry who are scared of, rather than resistant to, change. I haven’t professionally built anything on bare metal in years. It sits somewhere in the a
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by chairs 2y ago
'Barely any developers who can't develop for shit.' That's a frustrating sentence to unpack. Is the claim that the majority of developers are proficient because of Leetcode as a filter? I don't think Leetcode is a u
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by chairs 2y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a non-Muslim. I've been involved in a similar project before that fell through, the issue being if you say something's halal when it's not (what if the certification has expired, falsified or whatever els
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by chairs 2y ago
More of a quirk of panoramic pictures than anything else, I'd have thought you would've pointed to the use of colours, saturation, or lighting in standard iOS photos - it's why I swapped to Halide.
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by chairs 2y ago
Appalling. You were lucky the candidate was available for months of interaction. You deliberated too much and you lost out on what sounded like an excellent fit. No one is going to be perfect. No one is going to be at their best during inte
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by chairs 3y ago
Every job that I've had I've found despite LinkedIn. My first graduate job was through word of mouth, the second I was headhunted, the third I found a recruiter that was worth his salt (who also, eventually, placed me at my fourth
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by chairs 3y ago
Echoing the sentiments above it's a bitter pill to swallow recognising that there are hoops to jump through in order to play the game. We all have had to learn this one way or another. Don't let this stop your pet projects and try
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by chairs 3y ago
Would you prefer challenges about technical debt, scope creep and legislation changes forcing large rewrites? Coding for a living can be rewarding but in many large organisations is often tedious.