liquidpele

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by liquidpele 2y ago
* says landlords
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by liquidpele 2y ago
hell, make it opt-in even!
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by liquidpele 2y ago
What do you mean, is a company named “TIFHSGFN” not normal??
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by liquidpele 2y ago
It’s been that way for 20+ years. It happens when companies don’t let the experts do the interview or try to filter before hand using HR or other cheaper labor.
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by liquidpele 2y ago
Uh.. no?
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by liquidpele 2y ago
More inclined to always be working because there’s more of a love of what you do… they certainly aren’t doing it for the money lol.
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by liquidpele 2y ago
If a system requires saints and/or geniuses to work, it’s a bad system.
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by liquidpele 2y ago
It’s almost always a factor of not having enough people to run business processes… as soon as companies try to cut back and overwhelm employees, they find shortcuts to make their workload still manageable.
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by liquidpele 2y ago
Bullshit, I’ve seen far more disinformation in “free” online places than even Fox News as of late.
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by liquidpele 2y ago
So basically like every other dating/hookup site…
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by liquidpele 2y ago
I think it’s usually people that allow themselves to get burnt out though… Far too many programmers treat it like a hobby, and are severely taken advantage of by employers. 9-5, go home and don’t touch a computer, It’s just like any othe
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by liquidpele 3y ago
The maintainer merged the patch, but the code change came from someone else IIRC.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
One near us does this. It’s like $100 now though.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
We tried to get a QA team to use it once… it was apparently too technical for anyone but the devs, so it never really got used much.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Haha look at this guy, thinking you can trust the docs. ;)
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Meh. I’ve met brilliant juniors and worthless veterans. I think it’s more important to recognize brilliance in people… That spark of hard work combined with vision and creativity.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Marketing. Companies like rapid7 use that to say “only we detect this live threat, buy us fast!”.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
I mean, by the same logic, you could say every house should be built from steel. Of course old growth is stronger, just like steel is, but using them for the majority of cases would be simply ridiculous at scale.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Been the same on Reddit for a long time too, there are definitely some weirdly automated things out there. I kind of suspect it’s one of hundreds of campaigns by Russia/China to weaken western society by promoting conspiracy in every
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Well, agreed, but letting the recruiters filter has always been terrible and they always filter out talent more than they find it. It’s perhaps the most bone headed thing you could do in hiring.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Even just giving Leetcode questions isn’t enough anymore… I’ve had plenty of people just memorize the top 50 used questions and be able to answer them, but then not be able to explain anything about their answer. It’s exhausting.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
What changed? Well it was about 2010, The industry became a target for very low quality people to do whatever they could to land the job by faking and lying. All of these annoying interview tricks are just a way to try to filter out all th
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Even the managers hate them. They make hiring such a pita
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by liquidpele 3y ago
It’s pi holes all the way down.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
There is often a very technology and IT centric viewpoint on this website. This is often the case anyway with technology positions, but for other things like accounting, medicine, law, etc formal education is more required.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Also flat, as in there’s no “happy times” before that gets ruined, it’s pure dred the whole movie so it feels like there’s no climax to build to.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
Pretty sure most companies use different pricing internally for stuff like this?
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by liquidpele 3y ago
At about 5 years old ;)
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by liquidpele 3y ago
why the hell do you think that Microsoft would want you to use your basic SMTP server when they want you to use an exchange server? Of course they deprecated that. If you’re using windows then use their ecosystem.
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by liquidpele 3y ago
You see it a lot with Java devs or others who think in OOP objects and then try to simply push those to a table. That said it’s a little more rare now, since most ORMs helpfully auto-creates PKs for you as an int or uuid.

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