diehunde

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by diehunde 4y ago
I think it's because they hadn't heard of evolution or big bang theory yet. There are probably way less religious scientist today than there were in the previous centuries.
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by diehunde 4y ago
How do you interact with those resources though? I still haven't found any decent terminal or editor to work from the iPad.
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by diehunde 4y ago
I know at this point it must have hundreds of contributors but wasn't Zig mainly built by one guy?
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by diehunde 4y ago
But how do you know that’s actually true? They might be just posting that to sound cool in some social app. In these companies everyone has a manager and assigned to a project. I don’t think it’s like in the tv shows or in consulting compan
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by diehunde 4y ago
I’m having a hard time believing that a large number of people are doing nothing but slacking off at these companies. When people say their tech company has a “chill” culture normally they mean they don’t have to work overtime or during the
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by diehunde 4y ago
This is awesome! My only feedback would be to also add the typical symbols used in jazz worksheets for diminished, major, etc, instead of just the name. Great work!
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by diehunde 4y ago
I would think iOS has some sort of filter for the push notifications they send, right? They might implement one now
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by diehunde 4y ago
You can get interview rounds with random people from the company, and maybe the hiring manager will be the only one that will keep working with you in the future. That's pretty common for big tech companies. In those cases, you would h
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by diehunde 4y ago
Also Carlsen didn't accuse other players of cheating the other times he's lost
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by diehunde 4y ago
It is true. But we also have to consider many people not only read books to learn and consume information as efficient as possible but also because they enjoy reading. It's like saying a 2 hr movie could have been reduced to a 10 min
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by diehunde 4y ago
I think he just didn't believe he could play that well considering his level
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by diehunde 4y ago
I think the moderators could easily prevent this. Just block comments from new accounts or accounts with karma less than some value.
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by diehunde 4y ago
True. But he's talking about a universal approach: removing the distraction instead of fighting it. You can implement your own specific method for this, but anybody would benefit from it.
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by diehunde 4y ago
This is why I'm not a big fan of "Things that any [insert career] should know" or "things I wish I'd known" type of articles. The path to mastering something is always unique, messy, and unstructured. It's
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by diehunde 4y ago
How much is the take-home pay if you make $200k a year? About 12K a month? A rent of 5k would take away almost half of that. A $4K rent would be at the limit of the 1/3 recommendation but not sure what you can find these days for a $4K
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by diehunde 4y ago
It depends on the language you are using and maybe the size of your project. I did Ruby, Python, and Go development for years using only Vim and really enjoyed it. But the minute I started working on big Java and Scala codebases, I started
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by diehunde 4y ago
I think it is. Some neovim plugins such as Telescope which is widely used and praised use SQLite[1] [1] https://github.com/kkharji/sqlite.lua#-powered-by-sqlitelua
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by diehunde 4y ago
Everyone in the industry knows you need to prepare and study for these coding interviews. The interviewer already did that when applying for the company. Of course, they will be rusty if they try to solve one right there unless they are als
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by diehunde 4y ago
Got it. I'm asking because I worked on something similar. The idea was to unit test some Airflow workflows locally. The production workflows were using Hive, but having a local Hive container was too slow for tests, so we wrote a small
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by diehunde 4y ago
Hey, great work! Can you talk a bit about the use case that inspire you to write the tool?
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by diehunde 4y ago
Big tech companies get so many applications that they struggle to find interviewers. Hence, it's pretty common to get random engineers from random teams to interview random candidates. This is a burden for most engineers that need to f
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by diehunde 4y ago
People complaining about interviews should be more explicit about the companies they interviewed for. It might not be a FAANG company, but what if it's a database company? Or an MLOps company? Or even a gaming company. They need SWE wi
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by diehunde 4y ago
Have you migrated any medium or big-size ActiveAdmin projects to Avo? If so, how much work would you say it takes? UI looks great by the way.
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by diehunde 4y ago
It became a job when companies started paying six figures to entry-level candidates. And to be honest, if I were paying that to someone, I would also like to have 4 or 5 people from my company to talk to them. Doesn't sound unreasonabl
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by diehunde 4y ago
I didn't know that. I started a new job three months ago in the US, and I had to negotiate because they wanted me to start in 2 weeks and I wanted a month. They told me three weeks was a hard limit.
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by diehunde 4y ago
That's why I never recommend delaying the starting date too much. I've seen people accepting offers and giving crazy starting dates (like 3 or 4 months). Too much can happen in between.
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by diehunde 4y ago
It gets complicated if you want to leave your old job on good terms and give your 2-week notice.
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by diehunde 4y ago
I'm actually with you on this. I've been reading articles about the trauma the war and displacement are causing Ukrainian children. I remember one mentioning older kids who knew about war already (because of stories or TV) had pra
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by diehunde 4y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but would I spend time learning something like jq or zq when it only takes me a couple of minutes to develop a script using some high-level language? I've had to process complex JSON files in the past, and a simple
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by diehunde 5y ago
Maybe they work at Cockroach Labs

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