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by g4zj 3y ago
Interesting. Are you referring to the unit separator (1F)? https://www.ascii-code.com/31
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Show HN: Vowle: a Wordle clone with vowel hints(vowle.superc.lol)
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by g4zj 3y ago
Perhaps the book is a gift for the person on the other side of the messages in question.
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by g4zj 3y ago
I've wondered this as well. For all my faults, I can quite easily focus on a single task for an extended period of time. In fact, if I've got a project that I'm actually interested in, it'll consume weeks or even months
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by g4zj 3y ago
I think this is really good advice. Everything you've said makes a lot of sense. I'll have to take stock of my connections and consider who among them I think might really have a positive view of my work and our previous interacti
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by g4zj 3y ago
Right on. That makes perfect sense. In my experience, you're right about interviewers in that they are far more concerned with matters relevant to the position, as well as their company and its projects. And rightfully so, unless they
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JavaScript for Impatient Programmers(exploringjs.com)
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Badssl.com (2017)(badssl.com)
40 points by g4zj 3y ago|11 comments
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by g4zj 3y ago
This was basically my experience with the recruiter I mentioned in my post. He didn't help much at all beyond establishing the connection between the employer and me. I did my own research, interview preparations, and salary negotiatio
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by g4zj 3y ago
That's really impressive. I've been meaning to spend more time with this technology and implement it in a sample project to improve my understanding. Would you tell potential employers that you found them this way? I feel like it&
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by g4zj 3y ago
Now that you mention it, I've had my eye on a handful of meetups in my area. I've never gone, however, as I'm really not a very social person and would probably end up leaning against the wall, giving off antisocial vibes. Bu
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by g4zj 3y ago
I feel like this is probably the best approach for me. I've maintained connections on LinkedIn with people I've worked with, many of whom would likely be able to help me find work. Perhaps I'll reach out to a few of them and
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by g4zj 3y ago
I've never reached out to recruiters either. I just receive a few messages from them per week, and maybe a dozen connection requests, which I always deny. I don't like "connections" with people I've never met. Can y
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Ask HN: How do you find employment opportunities in 2024?
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Why isn't Amazon signing their emails? (2019)(arp242.net)
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The "Not All Scotsman" Fallacy(superduperg.substack.com)
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Awesome First PR Opportunities(github.com)
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by g4zj 3y ago
Worked fine on my M1 Mac mini with Chrome 121.0.6167.184, and after updating to 122.0.6261.69 just now. Only issue I noticed was a bit of jitteriness as the frames were written to the console.
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by g4zj 3y ago
I'd have it do so for all posts, but in a clean and unobtrusive way. Perhaps a designated color for the OP's username, similar to how new account usernames appear green.
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by g4zj 3y ago
Interesting! What is a "userscript" in this context?
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by g4zj 3y ago
I would also like a quick way to see if any new activity has occurred in my posts' comments, or beneath my own comments, since my last visit. Is something like this already possible? I find it difficult or tedious to keep up-to-date wi
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by g4zj 3y ago
Users often post links to personal projects, blog posts, etc., and then discuss them in the comments. I find it helpful to quickly distinguish the author's comments from the rest of the discussion.
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Ask HN: How would you improve Hacker News?
7 points by g4zj 3y ago|18 comments
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Handling Pushback in Code Reviews(google.github.io)
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by g4zj 3y ago
Very cool, but I can't help but feel like titles that reference low-LOC are a bit clickbait-y when nearly all the heavy lifting is done by imported libraries.
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by g4zj 3y ago
Logical and intuitive are two different things. Depending on the usage of the word "logical", _everything_ is logical, as the universe itself follows some set of rules.
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by g4zj 3y ago
> Don’t take the cliche advice and “just be yourself.” > smile slower > Repeat the last 1-3 words the person just said as a question. Not to cherry-pick, but this sort of advice is just exhausting. I'm not saying it's ine
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by g4zj 3y ago
> One issue could be that most of us don't really understand what it even means to be autistic or on the spectrum unless we know someone personally in family/friends. This is a great point, and I've found that it can be st
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by g4zj 3y ago
Thank you for this comment. It's very helpful. On the subject of making it about vulnerability and being honest about my comfort zone, I worry about doing this too much. I'm uncomfortable by almost everything in social situations,
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by g4zj 3y ago
I agree entirely. > What do you think the response to "I'm autistic" is going to be? I didn't intend to put it quite like this, though I'm not sure how I would work it into the conversation. I just thought awaren

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