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6y ago
And wanted to prove his own point.
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6y ago
I'm not responsible for your conditioning. I want you to tell me the truth. If you're playing a game in your mind that causes you to give me a more complex answer than you need because you think that's what I want to hear,
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6y ago
That article doesn't seem to contain a point relevant to this particular issue. If I ask you "How can you attempt to get the answer to this in under a minute" or "what's the first thing you would do" and you do
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6y ago
Clarify: do you think the Game is about spite?
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6y ago
The only caveat is you can't lose from someone else's announcement. You can choose to ignore that house rule if you like... but you should think more about what The Game is and why/how you're participating if that'
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6y ago
Yes, this is where he finally lost me.
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6y ago
I think that's a false dichotomy. For example, have new hires pair with someone who is making good progress on something medium sized and medium impact. Share in a nearly guaranteed success, learn, and no need to hoard one-pointers.
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6y ago
How did you divide 70 in half and get 35?
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6y ago
It's more like fuzzy search for everything you could possibly do, with docs and completion. I'm a vimmer, emacs people should correct me. It's magic because everything is a single lisp environment. So the client/server t
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6y ago
Interviewers who want to make sure you don't think Googling is shameful.
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6y ago
It's kind of like knowing multiplication tables, or intervals in music. There's some stuff you just gotta know.
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6y ago
False. We want you to be confident and admit you Google all day every day. Simple as that. You seriously would have done all that before Googling it?
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6y ago
If we aren't complaining about interviews where we got the offer and turned it down, there's a serious risk we're experiencing "sour grapes". Every interview I failed was an opportunity to get better. If it feels
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Because we're accustomed to American companies such as Google and every bank trampling on out privacy.
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6y ago
The alliteration in the sub-heading is choice.
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6y ago
See also: Let Over Lambda for more on this.
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That's a serious problem. Whether work gets done should be independent of whether or not you have new hires around. And what lesson are you teaching if that's how you complete that kind of work? Onboarding is "hey do this t
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6y ago
Getting engineers to commit code ASAP can become entrenched to the point that it's unhelpful; the tail wags the dog and all of a sudden you're leaving easy bugs unfixed or small UX issues or whatever to make sure you have "fi
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Default makes sense to me... according to your own definition. It's the choice when you're out of choices. You fail to fulfill your obligation to specify behavior, so, default behavior.
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6y ago
What you do, though, is objectively more valuable to Slack than you were paid. They have reframed security as the competition you mention, but the stakes are much higher and they're sidestepping with this issue of "responsible rep
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6y ago
Not because they have the best quality, most secure, or most reliable product, though. So rather than cut them some slack and wait, this is a good opportunity to explore alternatives.
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6y ago
So sad to see this blatant money-grabbing behavior. It's not even a new story. It's so calculated and transparent, the way they toyed with the release date and now have pulled this from nowhere. Those of us who have been paying mo
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6y ago
Everything from composing and performing the entire song, to contributing a couple of claps during the outtro. It's a very loose term.
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Not all artists look at it from a purely business perspective. Spotify has the power to support artists, to build any feature they want, using data that no distribution platfo of the past has ever had, but instead they're narrowing the
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It's in the article.
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Concerning, but not surprising. Doxxing is violence; or at least a precursor.
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6y ago
It's on topic. If you have a platform, you have some responsibility for how your audience behaves. If you don't discourage bad behavior among your fans, you're encouraging it.
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6y ago
Does pg reach many people who don't want his money or favor?
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6y ago
Caddy user here... definitely interesting to me.
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> But it’s not really my place to take issue with what terms in which contexts call to mind slavery for other people. That's all you had to know. > I think we need to get to the point where the term “racist” is not used as a gene
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