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571.
by gaws 2y ago
How many people did the shop fire? How long did it take to find suitable replacements?
572.
by gaws 2y ago
He definitely started looking when the notices started hitting his email.
573.
by gaws 2y ago
> I selected 6 openings that seems interesting to me and send an email. 4 wrote me back. 3 gave me a coding challenge. 1 Hired me. Been working with them for almost 3 years now. 2021. Different time, different hiring attitudes. A shame 2
574.
by gaws 2y ago
> No notable company names on my resume so I suspect that's why I'm still having a hard time. Highly doubt having one or two "notable company names" on the resume will determine whether you get hired, especially with
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Who Killed the World?(pudding.cool)
3 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
576.
by gaws 2y ago
This is likely the reason. There are no gift links or known workarounds for the paywall, so there's no point in sharing an article most people can't read.
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Enhancing the New York Times Web Performance with React 18(open.nytimes.com)
40 points by gaws 2y ago|29 comments
578.
by gaws 2y ago
> However, staying relevant to earn a decent living your entire life is difficult. You either stay relevant (or close to relevant) or lose your job. Unfortunately, this is the field in the 2020s.
579.
by gaws 2y ago
> How does one get into this field? Network and meet someone who will give you, a web developer (a profession that is heavily stigmatized in the industry), a chance in a very competitive field.
580.
by gaws 2y ago
The barrier of entry is way higher compared to tech, though.
581.
Poor Man's Kinesis Keyboard: The K'nexis Keyboard (2005)(jonaquino.blogspot.com)
21 points by gaws 2y ago|17 comments
582.
The Gossip Industry: A history of celebrity gossip and entertainment news(repositories.lib.utexas.edu)
2 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
583.
by gaws 2y ago
The "keeper test" was known inside the organization, but it wasn't disclosed publically until recently.
584.
by gaws 2y ago
Have an upvote, sir.
585.
by gaws 2y ago
> Now, where to find the community of folks who have left Hacker News for something they genuinely enjoy, that would be great to know They're in private Discord servers.
586.
by gaws 2y ago
Do you have any progress pictures of your tattoo removal?
587.
by gaws 2y ago
x = Discord
588.
Visualizing the destruction in Ukraine: A project following satellite clues(mhinfographics.com)
2 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
589.
Why Men Are 'Rawdogging' Flights(gq.com)
8 points by gaws 2y ago|5 comments
590.
Tracking Finances in TOML(kmaasrud.com)
3 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
591.
The Nine Billion Names of God(z80.timholyoake.uk)
3 points by gaws 2y ago|1 comments
592.
by gaws 2y ago
> I use CleanshotX, not the built-in tool. Is there an alternative that doesn't require spending money for an app that includes only one year of updates?
593.
by gaws 2y ago
Append "&udm=14"[1] to all your Google searches to minimize all the cruft the company has dumped into Search recently. [1] https://udm14.com/
594.
by gaws 2y ago
for (;;) { printf("%s\n", "I'm in danger!"); };
595.
Show HN: Pay to accelerate Wu Tang Clan's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" release(thealbum.com)
1 points by gaws 2y ago|0 comments
596.
by gaws 2y ago
> I use iTerm2, in pretty sensitive environments Like where?
597.
by gaws 2y ago
And... his board gave it to him.
598.
by gaws 2y ago
"I'm young. I'm educated. I love Elon. I have nothing to lose. This is just a side quest in the adventurer that is my tech career."
599.
by gaws 2y ago
> why did he recently become an investor instead of either working in policy or working on the tech itself? Even he needs a nest egg.
600.
by gaws 2y ago
> It starts with the sentence Reminds me of William Gibson's opening line in "Neuromancer": The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.

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