krzrak

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by krzrak 8y ago
> After waking up twice during the night I decided to mute my phone completly from 10pm to 7am. Have you considered mentioning this to your colleagues, boss or anyone telling you it's your turn? If not - it's really not cool to
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by krzrak 8y ago
It's your point of view. I know lots of developers who don't care about extra days off, they just want the additional $$ for being on call (if there are no issues it's just easy money). The same for the rare occasion they nee
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by krzrak 8y ago
> I still don't get why reporters or publications seem to refuse to link to the most obvious and central key piece of material to an article. They don't like to "advertise" other companies and get traffic out of their
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by krzrak 8y ago
I wonder, what is the point of giving publicity by major news outlet to such event, with links to his FB page and everything.
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by krzrak 8y ago
> mb I think you didn't mean milibits, but megabytes (MB). 1.2 mb = 1.5e-10 MB.
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by krzrak 8y ago
When rehearsing record yourself (i.e. with your phone mounted on the tripod or just against something). I realized, that before that I didn't do full rehearsal, just was repeating the talk in my mind or even if speaking aloud - I was s
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by krzrak 8y ago
Great idea, but the source of the website is in opposition to it: it's completely unreadable one-liner.
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by krzrak 8y ago
Springy thingies.
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by krzrak 8y ago
When I was young and inexperienced team leader, my boss at the time told me this. It may sound silly now, but then it was an eye opener and it empowered me to make decisions (including financial ones) more freely and with confidence - withi
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by krzrak 9y ago
Most probably these places are North Korea, Somalia and such, and you don't want to live there.
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by krzrak 9y ago
> Why call the role a CTO then? If the role is closer to a tech lead or architect, just call them an architect. I agree! How many times I got job offers that read basically: "CTO/sole developer". That's inflated and m
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by krzrak 9y ago
Seems not that bad, considering that 90% startups fail [1] [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/neilpatel/2015/01/16/90-of-star...
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by krzrak 9y ago
> I will be polite, but if you offer a dollar less in total compensation than the other person, I will accept the other offer and thank you for your time. Many people take into consideration much more factors, than just money, i.e. it is
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by krzrak 9y ago
"We need laws that limit the collection and use of SSNs." The problem shouldn't be defined as "let's still keep SSN secret, but limit its collection", because sooner or later your SSN will leak. The issue is t
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by krzrak 9y ago
OK, what is "Equifax security freeze"?
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by krzrak 9y ago
> Google is untrustworthy because you never know when they discontinue any service. They have no concept of customer service. They might well be running by robots. With Dropbox is the same. Some time ago a weird bug occured on my Dropbox
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by krzrak 9y ago
Really disappointing.
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by krzrak 9y ago
> Intel Skylake Processors now General Availability on Google Compute Engine. That's a great idea for a title of this item :)
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by krzrak 9y ago
> Skylake now GA on GCE What now what on what?
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by krzrak 9y ago
How it is even possible for pilots to fly 23 hours straight? I am pretty sure there are some regulations limiting pilot's working time for safety reasons.
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by krzrak 9y ago
> Every single bad bot will avoid known user agent strings If I was writing a bot, I would set user agent to some well known and very popular value, i.e. newest Chrome on Windows, or something like that.
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by krzrak 9y ago
This is really cool. I love how those "stuping, time wasting" games turn out to be - with a help from some smart individual - great learning tools.
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by krzrak 10y ago
The difference between name (...Clouds) and address (...cloud) really triggers my ocd.
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by krzrak 10y ago
I don't know, it just is like this. I don't make here some general theory, just present my experience.
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by krzrak 10y ago
I assumed someone habitually goes to 10 interviews a month, even if they have a job. I want an employee who works, not is constantly looking for some new gig. Anyway, speaking from my experience in software development, most people I hired
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by krzrak 10y ago
> Want to do 10 interviews a month? You've blown half the month right there. Probably I wouldn't want to hire someone who does 10 interviews per month.
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by krzrak 10y ago
I am often thinking this: we put lots of effort into preserving pieces of art, architecture, writing, etc. from the past (which is, of course, good and desired). On the other hand we often don't treat modern creations as an equally val
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by krzrak 10y ago
> Will other countries begin to reciprocate? We shouldn't. A trait of civilized society is that it doesn't reciprocates on the barbarians with their methods.
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by krzrak 10y ago
The real WTF is tipping in advance for the service when you make an order.
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by krzrak 10y ago
Maybe they have a downtime to upgrade PostgreSQL ;)

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