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efficientsticks
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As a senior dev who wants to work part-time for a moderate salary, I can tell you one reason is that recruiters do not want their applicants to end up with a lower salary! This I think explains a large part of why it feels like there’s a st
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There is no question the Ukranian people would fight a resistance already, the colonel is just trying to get them not be killed early and achieve the desired outcome.
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5y ago
Related question: I think I’d really like to work part-time so I can properly multi task on my personal projects and for-money work, rather than have this all-or-nothing choice every 3+ months. Do you have any advice you could give me about
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That would lead to a huge influx in money from VCs wanting to fill the vacuum and jobs as advertisers suddenly have a harder, less scalable job to get an outreach. European countries can and should take them up on that. Thanks to GDPR peopl
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Like a sibling comment I’d also like to know what was bad about the SDK. It seems.. alright? That alone is good enough for me considering its implementation is autogenerated from something else. It also has tree-shakeable imports which v2 d
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5y ago
Resigned some time ago from my last job. I’d much prefer a comfortable salary and working 3 days per week than more salary than I need and working 5 days a week, and I definitely want to keep those extra days to work on my own interests.
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I’m relieved this (eventually) happened. Every day those consent forms remain up is like a giant F. U. from Google at GDPR. It’s not like they didn’t realise they were completely non-compliant.
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There’s a lot of selection bias, since a great many developers who would quit when asked to brazenly disregard privacy also wouldn’t interview at Google or Facebook in he first place. There’s a lot of a-moralistic attitude towards FAANG on
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5y ago
Location: London Remote: possible Willing to relocate: possible Senior, self-taught, BSc Computer Science, MSc Information Security. Experience in a range of areas from C/C++ QUIC networking to React to penetration testing to AWS Lambd
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SEEKING WORK London or Remote Senior, self-taught, BSc Computer Science, MSc Information Security. Experience in a range of areas from C/C++ QUIC networking to React to penetration testing to AWS Lambda with TypeScript. A trusted probl
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Could anyone explain why LZ77 is preferred by implementors versus LZ78? It seems important for compressibility to prepare the data for maximum self-similarity, in addition to the LZ algorithms (as evidenced by the sort in this article). Cou
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote or London Senior Software Engineer and mostly-backend problem solver. TypeScript/Node, Java, Go with Serverless, AWS, React, Flutter. Up to 3 days per week. Past services include: * Code health audit for non-techn
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Yes, I think it’s fair to think of it as a kind of quality inflation like shrinkflation. The reason it gets me frustrated is that while shrinkflation is a difference of quantity, quality inflation is a qualitative difference, sometimes to t
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Non-permalink version: https://github.com/aliclark/the_wooden_sword/blob/main/The%2...
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The Great Recession and the Crapification of Products
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Nice walk through history, interesting to think that at some point if-else was in need of diagrams to describe the concept clearly. When I ran the "if-else" statement of my programming language* by a user-study with my non-technic
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6y ago
It's good to see entropy being used as the metric to judge passwords instead of complexity rules. As others have commented, this isn't sufficient though, and will over-estimate the complexity of worded passphrases or l33t-speak. P
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Show HN: Pragmatic Password Generator
(github.com)
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6y ago
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