mak4athp

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   by mak4athp 11y ago

   > it could be argued that even in C++, one needs to keep up with the C++11/C++14 curve It would be a poor argument. An accomplished senior level candidate may not not follow all the proceeding of some language committee, but could h
2. 32.▲
   by mak4athp 11y ago

   It sounds like you just did a bad job of reviewing that resume. The candidate almost certainly had valuable skills that probably just don't align with what you were looking for. I also don't understand why you mentioned that she w
3. 33.▲
   by mak4athp 11y ago

   While age discrimination may exist at Google, and the legal case may have merit, the article does a horrible job of communicating where. It makes it sounds like the guy had a bad interview (perhaps because of the interviewer) and didn'
4. 34.▲
   by mak4athp 11y ago

   Technical debt is difficult to measure, but this is a great way to accumulate a tremendous amount of it. Engineering managers and product designers have nightmares about people who work this way.
5. 35.▲
   by mak4athp 11y ago

   > You should do what you love, not what people want you to love. While that part's very true, one should be wary about running off to herd sheep. It's really quite likely that your brother's acquaintance is nearly as unhap
6. 36.▲
   by mak4athp 12y ago

   Why would successful developers and publishers integrate Hoomi? Is user demand for Hoomi their only incentive? Or is there a positive benefit for them as well? If the former, it's not clear why developers would rush to support it until