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by dd82 6y ago
This is a US government jobs program, first and foremost. Just like SLS.
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by dd82 6y ago
https://martin.kleppmann.com/2020/09/29/is-book-writing-wort... Martin Kleppmann, the author behind Designing Data Intensive Applications, wrote about his experience as well, and it shows an interesting contr
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by dd82 6y ago
Same here, but the downside with this is the interviewer might not be too familiar with the candidate's language selection and therefore miss out on nuances about implementation details. It hasn't happened yet to me, but we do ha
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by dd82 6y ago
https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/38156/why-bothe... might be helpful
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by dd82 6y ago
I've been in this spot a couple times, and one thing I found helpful was to ask if I could do the question in a language of my choosing, even if it wasn't in line with their lingua franca. The one that said yes turned out to be a
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by dd82 6y ago
Absolutely. I try to convey this in my interviews that I do have questions, but want to keep it low pressure and the goal is to get an honest assessment of who you are. If someone gets a question wrong, I explain why and ask them how they
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by dd82 6y ago
this is indeed useful, but what the parent comment is referring to is it also stores with local history outside of git. So you can check both git history for a selection, as well as local history that exists since your last commit.
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by dd82 6y ago
yes, and if you go to that link, you can see its experimental, for TF 2.4 _and_ the notebook on github was created Aug 3, 2020. So that is relatively new and most likely has a ways to go before further adoption. Its good that option exist
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by dd82 6y ago
looks like this was a default judgement because the defendant >... did not attend the online hearing or send a legal representative. when that happens, the judgement is a default to the plantiff. so its his own fault, and the headline i
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by dd82 6y ago
https://www.rivieramm.com/news-content-hub/news-content-hub/... Refloating was already tried a few times and failed >PCTC Golden Ray was partially capsized in St. Simons Sound, Georgia, when the pilot deliberat
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by dd82 6y ago
Signed up for the notification when the book is published. I really liked your article about the product minded engineer, and follow your blog. Given the timeline you refer here, I wonder if the project O'Reilly was referring to was
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by dd82 6y ago
its not a bug, its a feature!
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by dd82 6y ago
not really. I use the kinesis freestyle at my desk 90% of the time, but have no issues with my personal computer at the kitchen table or couch.
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by dd82 6y ago
O'Reilly's online learning platform is about 60% or more django in the backend.
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by dd82 6y ago
You might be interested in https://hakibenita.com/django-rest-framework-slow . If you weren't able to update to a 3.x version that has https://github.com/django/django/commit/a2c31e12da27
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by dd82 6y ago
Good way to put it, but I feel its incomplete without adding >And being able to effectively and quickly incorporate feedback from consuming teams into the product. Without that, you can have a quality platform team pushing out good produ
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by dd82 6y ago
In the article, second paragraph of the History section >Several years after Kościuszko's death, Jefferson, aged 77, pleaded his inability to execute the will due to age[4] and the numerous legal complexities of the bequest.[5] Jeff
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by dd82 6y ago
The author has a second edition out with 90 examples at https://effectivepython.com/ , and the corresponding github repo at https://github.com/bslatkin/effectivepython Its been updated to be exclusive t
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by dd82 6y ago
Have you had a chance to check out Quantrix Qloud? Its basically Modeller in the browser, with reduced functionality, though the team is working to expand the feature set each release.
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by dd82 6y ago
Sure you're not working at Pandora? https://thehustle.co/how-pandoras-founder-convinced-50-early...
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by dd82 6y ago
This is similar for me, except I integrate that into a daily log via a running google doc. Lists off the tickets I did, meetings, conversations and action items to follow up on. We have two week sprints, and sometimes around retro its rea
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Bitbucket deleting Mercurial repos June 1
21 points by dd82 6y ago|7 comments
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by dd82 7y ago
I agree with your idea of private channels, but would also suggest that a naming convention for them is used. Public channel names cannot overlap with private channels. One Slack community I'm active in wanted to add `testing` as a ch
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by dd82 7y ago
All that does with a private DM group of < 7 people is create a new DM group, and the conversation is not migrated. So you're effectively starting from scratch, and the new addition has no ability to go back and catch up. I can und
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by dd82 7y ago
Security theater at work
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by dd82 7y ago
Yes, especially with projects with long history. You want to know who did what at a particular code block, and what it was like before. Since we tag all commits with a ticket name/number, we can go back to Jira and see the ticket tha
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by dd82 7y ago
Wow, I really feel sorry for whatever situations you've found yourself in.
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by dd82 7y ago
>Maybe it's better when you take away the power relations What do you mean by this? Are there significant issues with the management or other devs? This really should be a time where you bring up the issues you're having, and
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by dd82 7y ago
For me, they are. More so in my current role with a fully remote company. All calls are video calls, with RingCentral, Slack or Google Meet. We get to see each other face to face, get some social time and chit-chat a few minutes before d
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by dd82 7y ago
Sure, but at least have this a configurable option. Right now, they just basically blew away something that worked really well for alot of people and are demanding their captive audience adjust. Whoever at Slack pushed this and threads has

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