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by hiq 3y ago
How many people have you interviewed with this technique? After how many applications will you need to change your exercise, such that it becomes expensive to put that much structure into it? How do you deal with applicants knowing each oth
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by hiq 3y ago
> It's been obvious for over a decade after they built an interview process that is heavily biased towards those who recently took an algorithms class. What would you do instead? Threads about tech interviews are always the same: we
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by hiq 3y ago
I have some local setup replicating what Atuin does, but I'm realizing I don't use it at all even though I thought it'd be useful, and I don't use my shell history much overall. I have an alias "aled" to edit m
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The SECGov Twitter account was compromised(twitter.com)
10 points by hiq 3y ago|2 comments
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by hiq 3y ago
What about the 4% of the global turnover of a company as mentioned in https://gdpr-info.eu/issues/fines-penalties/ ?
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by hiq 3y ago
> Warcraft III Did you get w3champions ( https://www.w3champions.com/ ) running as well? I had a quick look but it didn't seem that straightforward.
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by hiq 3y ago
I assume you choose the services you depend on wisely, to make sure it's possible to integrate with them? E.g. thinking of common apps like Facebook, WhatsApp, some email providers: they don't necessarily provide an API that you c
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by hiq 3y ago
How did you configure neomutt? I mostly have the default configuration, with some other tweaks I've forgotten about (like changing mailboxes using a function key). What am I missing out?
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by hiq 3y ago
> I have been working on a personal project for the last 10 years that replaces every other app I used to use - E-mail, calendar, and all the others we all use on a daily basis Would you be willing to describe how it works / record
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by hiq 3y ago
I've been trying to use org-mode as it looks very powerful once you master it, but I'm too good with vim already, so the bar is really high. I know that long-term, having a good custom configuration with Emacs and learning the Ema
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by hiq 3y ago
> Germany's plans to get 15 million electric cars on the road by 2030. That's such a bad metric. Increasing the number of cars on the road is not good from an environmental perspective. Reducing the number of cars burning fossi
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by hiq 3y ago
Switzerland is better than the UK compensation-wise, see e.g. https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer/locations/greater... and https://ch.talent.com/en/tax-calculator?salary=200000&amp
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by hiq 3y ago
I expect that the encrypted patch is kept instead of the full version because of this, see also what "the untrusted device will be able to observe" in the linked doc.
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by hiq 3y ago
Besides, there's still a difference between physical accesses: plain and non-targeted (besides how profitable they're expected) burglaries are way more common than violent targeted attacks meant to extract a secret from an individ
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by hiq 3y ago
Ok not bad, thanks! It's still not the same but close enough, I'll try to use that.
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OTR Version 4(github.com)
1 points by hiq 3y ago|0 comments
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by hiq 3y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Caesar : > While travelling, he was intercepted and ransomed by pirates in a story that was later much embellished. According to Plutarch and Suetonius, he was freed after pa
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by hiq 3y ago
Is there an equivalent of https://hckrnews.com/ (especially the top 10 / top 20 filters) for lobste.rs? That's the main way I browse HN, I wish I could do the same for lobste.rs. The closest seems to be https:&#x
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by hiq 3y ago
There are roughly two cases: 1. you don't know the answer, but you can check yourself and easily whether a given answer is roughly correct 2. you don't know the answer and wouldn't be able to check how valid a potential answe
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by hiq 3y ago
> Meta's services are far from essential. That really depends on where and in which community you live.
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by hiq 3y ago
> At least not with reading every word. That's the crux of the issue though, isn't it? I don't read words by reading single letters, and I don't think I read sentences by reading every single word either. That'd
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by hiq 3y ago
I wish I could have the text output instead of getting a vocal answer. We all can read way faster than we can listen to speech, and I don't need a lot of the fluff I get from LLMs. But I guess that's what most users want? Somethin
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by hiq 3y ago
> We're talking about this right now on a web service given to us as an act of charity (modulo the occasional sponsored job listing) I think your modulo is missing some aspects. How many VCs are as famous as YC among tech workers? H
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by hiq 3y ago
This doesn't seem to encompass stablecoins that are fully-collateralized, as many claim to be (which is disputable in a lot of cases). Getting money from users for a token on which you pay no interest and getting the full interest your
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by hiq 3y ago
In your example, the 2€ deposit works as an incentive to bring back the glass. Without this incentive, the token on its own is useless. The token merely serves to prevent some side-effect of the deposit (e.g. people could try to return glas
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by hiq 3y ago
> an application with literal zero monetary value > $0.001 USD We can't have it both ways: either paying a token is a disincentive to spam job postings, which means the token actually has monetary value that's higher than ze
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by hiq 3y ago
How do you do it with a token? The micropayment problem is not new, and there's no indication that the Ethereum-based tokens have solved them, especially not with transaction fees that high. If you're talking about a non-decentral
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by hiq 3y ago
Why couldn't you do that directly with USD?
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by hiq 3y ago
Are you comparing individuals to a company?
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by hiq 3y ago
https://business.whatsapp.com/

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