gedy

31 ms·

781.
by gedy 2y ago
> So now we’re back to simple “we’re proceeding with other candidates” feedback. Hell if companies would even do that - I've spent a lot of time (7+ hours) interviewing with some known companies including meeting with the VP of engi
782.
by gedy 2y ago
In the context of work outings and socializing, this is doubly so if you are older or unattractive. If you are at a company with a lot of young 20 somethings, they largely really have no interest in being around you, and attempts to social
783.
by gedy 2y ago
Rails wants to be the UI framework, and a lot of devs didn't want to do server side UI and state, especially OOP style. So it was easier to do JS for your APIs, etc. DHH's opinions kind of made it an all or nothing choice for ma
784.
by gedy 2y ago
Christmas 1992 was in basic military training and for most people was a nice dinner and a break from the yelling. Our flight 083 was the unlucky ones picked for kitchen and cleaning duty... Cleaning old food out of a floor drain by hand on
785.
by gedy 2y ago
Well at the time, I do know that the vast majority of complaints I heard from colleagues was that it breaks too easily and wouldn't render after that.
786.
by gedy 2y ago
XHTML tried this approach, but it failed for this and other reasons.
787.
by gedy 2y ago
Brainstorm (1983)? https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0085271/
788.
by gedy 2y ago
3000 applicants we had only 1 was qualified Not snarking, but you either have a needlessly arbitrary bar, or you've left the applicant pool up to people unqualified to gather applicants (non technical young HR, etc)
789.
by gedy 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, however, I really disliked the presenters tone and language. I love the topic, but he came across as too bubbly and informal - "but anyways, whatever!", etc.
790.
by gedy 2y ago
Agreed, but you know someone will shout bias or whatever
791.
by gedy 2y ago
> Her response was to ask who is going to do the audiogram programming for the airpods. I'm not following, Apple has released a hearing test app with this and it works quite well. (I use these as hearing aids)
792.
by gedy 2y ago
I think it's more the context from who did this. Jokes from disliked people always cause a fuss.
793.
by gedy 2y ago
> everyone in western Europe can have them, from the poor to the ultra-rich > ...should explain his motivations. Yes they can - however European medical systems do "ration" these in their own way, but via bureaucracy and wai
794.
by gedy 2y ago
> You might just not have enough empathy Not at all, my family members have had struggles with crappy insurance. I'm sure it was tough for them with chronic pain - but I don't see a dotted line from health insurance stupidity t
795.
by gedy 2y ago
I’m not defending US healthcare insurance providers by any means - however, when I read what he and his mother were suffering from, I can’t help but think what they would’ve done 100 years ago? These treatments and drugs were not available
796.
by gedy 2y ago
https://imgur.com/a/hfc2wq2
797.
by gedy 2y ago
It is really great when it works, but challenge is I've had it sometimes not understanding a detailed programming question and it confidently gives an incorrect answer. Going back and forth a few times ends up clear it really does not
798.
by gedy 2y ago
Well the North Koreans are fighting in Ukraine, so if instability in South Korea that may take some pressure off if NK is preoccupied at home.
799.
by gedy 2y ago
I normally pay cash for food anyways as I don't want my eating habits data-mined for some future insurance penalty, etc.
800.
by gedy 2y ago
I keep hearing monoliths are returning, without any indication of what has improved to make big single apps more manageable? All the same problems are there, so seems like this is just fashion trends tbh. Yes if you have some small saas ap
801.
by gedy 2y ago
> The state of Saxony-Anhalt registered the disc as a trademark, which resulted in two lawsuits. In 2003, Saxony-Anhalt successfully sued the city of Querfurt for depicting the disc design on souvenirs. Saxony-Anhalt also successfully su
802.
by gedy 2y ago
I misread that as "Superscript" and rather like it
803.
by gedy 2y ago
I disagree, not the OP but there is a time and place in a career for firefighting, similar to military. I always take responsibility for my own work, even after hours fixes, etc. But active on-call orgs usually are just reaping tech debt t
804.
by gedy 2y ago
DHH joining won't help that I suspect
805.
by gedy 2y ago
This would have been quite funny instead: https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.1851735303.3881/flat,750x,07...
806.
by gedy 2y ago
Neil Sedaka's Bad Blood is pretty awful in my book
807.
by gedy 2y ago
Not OP, but I was confused as well, but found that a lot of people who did this had basically created an IDE-like experience with tmux, etc around vim, etc. Not really my thing but I guess it works for them.
808.
Why Boeing Killed DEI(city-journal.org)
13 points by gedy 2y ago|2 comments
809.
by gedy 2y ago
Oregon State has a online BSCS program
810.
by gedy 2y ago
Putin made all his moves against Ukraine during Obama/Biden and Biden/Harris terms and was mostly unchecked (especially Crimea) so I've never understood this opinion.

More ›