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by hashkb 8y ago
Always test your emails with actual sending disabled. Especially right after changing the email infrastructure. Email mistakes like this seem inevitable, and the only solution in my experience is a ridiculous over-abundance of caution. Can
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by hashkb 8y ago
Was this really just last month? I feel like I participated in outrage over the removal of "don't be evil" last year or the year before. And it's not like it ever meant anything. I agree terrible companies are terrible
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by hashkb 8y ago
That was the joke.
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by hashkb 8y ago
Do you enjoy clicking links? Selecting text? Any interaction at all?
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by hashkb 8y ago
There is a feedback loop between the over-availability of protein, the way it's marketed, and our eating habits. A global meat eating detente (I'm not saying we should all become vegetarian) would be good for the environment, ani
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by hashkb 8y ago
Yes... some bias may have crept into this article. Never attribute to malice...
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by hashkb 8y ago
This takes extraordinary discipline on the part of the in-office team. Fortunately, everything that's good for a remote-first culture is also just good for communication in general. A culture of documenting everything, living in publ
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by hashkb 8y ago
Neither does the regular death penalty un-murder anyone. But as long as our society feels it has the right to end human lives, it should absolutely have the right to dissolve corporations; and corporations are capable of much greater harm
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by hashkb 8y ago
Don't forget push notifications, lock screen, background audio...
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by hashkb 8y ago
Oh, also: https://www.openshift.com/products/pricing/ is kind of like what you're talking about. It may not have everything, but it's managed k8s on your cloud with support.
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by hashkb 8y ago
If you bought all of this pre-made from a vendor, you'd be tied to that vendor, subject to their pricing whims, support SLA, etc. Maybe they'd be multi-cloud, maybe not.
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by hashkb 8y ago
Right. You actually stop getting "unfair" interviews once everyone can tell you'd just pass them anyway.
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by hashkb 8y ago
Aren't you talking about Heroku?
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by hashkb 8y ago
It's not hostile if you don't fail.
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by hashkb 8y ago
You're not seeing the candidates who pass "bad" interviews, who aren't complaining, and who like their jobs because the bar is high.
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by hashkb 8y ago
If you're really at that point in your career, you should find both that tech screens are easy and also that there are fewer of them.
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by hashkb 8y ago
Anyone thinking of outsourcing product engineering should try it. American engineers aren't in any danger.
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by hashkb 8y ago
Candidates aren't supposed to like interviews. That's like saying you're supposed to like final exams at school. They should be fair, but you have no rights beyond that.
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by hashkb 8y ago
This might make sense if your engineering team finishes the roadmap and then reduces tech debt to a level they are comfortable with... but since I'm sure that's not the case, you should be happy with 2/5ths of their time.
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by hashkb 8y ago
> If the icon is implemented and then Kara realizes their mistake and reverts it, then Kara has learned a valuable lesson that they couldn't have learned otherwise. Plus, they will remember that you were right about this issue when
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by hashkb 8y ago
> The question that follows any argument that advocates some form of wealth sharing is "what do I get in return?" This is a ridiculous question to ask. The basis of society is sharing resources; some of us have just forgotten
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by hashkb 8y ago
My prediction: response bias will drive only the bottom of the talent curve towards these postings. This reinforces a bubble in which it's OK for candidates to decide what qualifies them for a job and shame companies over sour grapes.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Experienced guitarists (well, I, anyway) can easily an instantly spot the difference between a modeller and a real tube amp. I also haven't found tubes too difficult to find; whether NOS or produced recently. Audiophiles... I don'
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by hashkb 9y ago
I have an account but haven't used it in many years. People say my wall looks weird. I haven't seen it. No reason to delete it or log in at all, IMO. Just walk away.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Came here to say this. Some adaptations are art; most are money grabs.
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by hashkb 9y ago
> Since the books span many centuries, characters come and go and are mostly not very fleshed out or interesting ...except for the last three, I think? They are a more typical epic space adventure that takes place within a single lifeti
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by hashkb 9y ago
Spoiler alert?
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by hashkb 9y ago
That seems overkill... to ask any js lib author who transforms a string to another string to use this API. The async version doesn't even use promises, so can't be `await`ed... why should anyone choose to do this? Edit: Kay it r
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by hashkb 9y ago
Can mods just delete comments about the name of this project? It's getting absurd.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Hugged to death. Wonder what they use for backend errors.

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