honestduane

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by honestduane 8mo ago
This is honestly why I have stopped contributing to open source. I was fine with my work being a gift for all of humanity equally, but I did not consent with it being a gift to a for-profit company that I'm not personally benefiting fr
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by honestduane 11mo ago
You must be confused. If you look again you'll find another link to the H-1B data, And there are many types of engineering titles listed there.
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by honestduane 11mo ago
The links I have added above all show that Engineers are in fact impacted by this.
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by honestduane 11mo ago
Link updated.
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by honestduane 11mo ago
There's been a lot of debate around Amazon's hiring practices, particularly given the conflicting data and statements from the company. A core issue seems to be that Amazon has alienated a significant portion of its domestic engin
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by honestduane 2y ago
The Sky voice sounded nothing like Scarlet Johansson. I'm worried that in the future somebody might try to create their own voice to regain it as an accessibility tool after a medical event, and they're going to have their voice l
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by honestduane 3y ago
And django-timezone-field and others are not currently compatible, blocking upgrades.
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by honestduane 3y ago
Location: Seattle Metro Area, WA Remote: Yes. The last 5 years have been "remote only". I'm more productive WFH and will not consider having to buy a car I don't normally need and go back to wasting my time commuting. W
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by honestduane 4y ago
This is just corporate gaslighting at this point; There is no legitimate reason so many very profitable tech companies need to fire so many when we are not even in a recession according to the United States Government and the treasury and t
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by honestduane 4y ago
The sad fact is that we have enough software developers in America to fully meet all of every American companies technical needs; The problem is that these companies don't want to meet the market demands of that labor pool by paying wh
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by honestduane 4y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Preferred. Willing to Relocate: Never. Technologies: Pick a language and I will have professional experience programming in it from being asked to do so on the job, and I wont get hung up on the language or fra
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by honestduane 4y ago
I can only hope crypto dies soon. Its actively a violation of the GDPR and this illegal in the EU. It violates human rights laws, including privacy laws, and is this illegal in most other places. It violates all the laws around SWIFT, at th
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by honestduane 4y ago
Infosys is long known to be incompetent as an organization among people who have experienced their brand of greed and labor fraud; I highly recommend you avoid them as much as possible.
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by honestduane 4y ago
AngelList was bought by ServiceNow and destroyed. AngelList Talent is just a recruitment trap designed to underpay you, right?
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by honestduane 4y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes, Remote Only. Please don't ask me to waste hours daily commuting. Willing to relocate: Never, please don't ask. Technologies: Yes. I don't limit myself. Dev / InfoSec / QA / D
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by honestduane 4y ago
I agree, the crime does not fit the punishment. But if your a kid then you cant legally accept the terms of use, ether.
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How to best deal with bias against experienced engineers looking for work?
3 points by honestduane 4y ago|7 comments
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by honestduane 4y ago
Report it as a GDPR violation?
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by honestduane 4y ago
On the other hand, The kid did lie. From the Google Security Department perspective, this person is a threat actor.
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by honestduane 4y ago
Don't hire ANYBODY who reaches out to you.
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by honestduane 4y ago
BMW is in the wrong here. The doctrine of first sale says I own the car, and I own the heated seats in it. And once its ours, they do not have the right to charge us for something our car has the capability to do without them. And its uneth
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by honestduane 4y ago
Not true, remote still pays 200k+/year in most cases. Company needs have not changed and the market is still hot.
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by honestduane 4y ago
Yes and a group of us are doing everything we can to make it worse because electronic currency is a grift. https://concerned.tech/
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by honestduane 4y ago
This is illegal under fed law and HIPAA, right?
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by honestduane 4y ago
The problem with LinkedIn is that everything you do on that website is tracked and sold; there is no such thing as a private job application, for example.
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by honestduane 4y ago
I'm looking myself after my last role turned out to be a bait and switch from a very toxic founder who was chasing everybody who reported to them away; Anybody who is unemployed can ping me on twitter using this username (I have open D
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by honestduane 4y ago
As somebody who has code in Excel, who was at Fanfest in 2012 and even ended up on some YouTube videos during it, this makes me smile. I remember in one of the MonkeyCommend meetings while kicking BoB out of the South, we actually talked ab
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by honestduane 4y ago
> I don't expect to have an impact on the world or even get my own Wikipedia page that doesn't immediately get taken down for not being notable. Are you saying that its not possible to do one without the other? I find it is FAR
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by honestduane 5y ago
Or you could just use Brave Browser?
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by honestduane 5y ago
So they start the interview by lying to you in case they need it later?

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