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by mariogintili 10mo ago
The UK market is doing poorly but I changed to a commute where 3 days a week is unrealistic. I can be onsite once a month :)
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Tell HN: I'm having the worst career winter of my life
100 points by mariogintili 10mo ago|128 comments
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by mariogintili 2y ago
can't you just do window.onerror = aFunctionThatReports400ErrorsWithAllTheDataYouNeed();
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by mariogintili 2y ago
Hey Peter! I desperately want to leave the UK with an exceptional talent visa. SWE engineer building an AI copilot for finance. +10 years of experience. I plan to get a small press release for it too. What are my odds? Are exceptional talen
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by mariogintili 2y ago
Sadly I don't think software engineering is one of the skillsets that will keep you employable, I think it's gone forever
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Ask HN: Is the gold era of tech gone forever?
6 points by mariogintili 2y ago|2 comments
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by mariogintili 2y ago
the Scicloj stack https://scicloj.github.io/ in my opinion competes with python when it comes to DS/ML. I find it a lot more comfortable to use if you use emacs bindings
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by mariogintili 3y ago
nope, no thanks
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by mariogintili 3y ago
Location: London & remote. I'm open to hybrid roles Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Node.js, Ember.js, Python, Clojure, AWS, Terraform. I'm mostly a backend developer. I'm open to data eng/ML
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by mariogintili 3y ago
[SEEKING][REMOTE][CONTRACT][FULL TIME][PART TIME] Distinguished reader, I have just finished some contract work and I'm available for my next gig Software engineering | Ruby | Rails | AWS | Ember.js | Terraform | JavaScript | Site Rel
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by mariogintili 3y ago
[SEEKING][REMOTE][CONTRACT][FULL TIME][PART TIME] Distinguished reader, I have just finished some contract work and I'm available for my next gig Software engineering | Ruby | Rails | AWS | Ember.js | Terraform | JavaScript | Site Rel
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by mariogintili 3y ago
[SEEKING][REMOTE][CONTRACT][FULL TIME][PART TIME] Distinguished reader, I have just finished some contract work and I'm available for my next gig Software engineering | Ruby | Rails | AWS | Ember.js | Terraform | JavaScript | Site Rel
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by mariogintili 3y ago
I18n string interpolation
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by mariogintili 4y ago
Yes, specially now The new de-facto is to have an over politicsed and heavily dishonest employer. My work is also seen as a quick commodity to turn around, thanks to Amazon's hire-to-fire schemes I love programming but working as a sof
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How to use Bitcoin's new L2 – the lightning network(shellandbull.substack.com)
1 points by mariogintili 4y ago|0 comments
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by mariogintili 4y ago
the staggered rollout of a recession
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by mariogintili 4y ago
this is why taxation is theft
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by mariogintili 4y ago
I don't Easier to find jobs, and you're less likely to feel underpaid. If you're standing at the very top of a niche theres nothing for you besides looking down on everyone else. Its a lot of responsibility. You might get a f
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by mariogintili 4y ago
I feel like these structures are often used to prevent people from getting a raise by raising the bar too far
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by mariogintili 5y ago
this isn't new - how did this made it to the homepage? Maybe this guy coordinated a bunch of buddies to upvote
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by mariogintili 5y ago
I agree, but its all about showing women doing stuff no matter how trivial
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by mariogintili 5y ago
I love that the most popular language's core lib now brings a trivial bit of code available in every other platform and its a celebrated super achievement software, why do you suck now?
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by mariogintili 5y ago
I've seen so many of these why does javascript always javascript?
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by mariogintili 5y ago
don't you think punching down your email as a code statement will deter 99% of recruiters and job offerers?
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by mariogintili 5y ago
all big tech companies get away with shit customer service because we take it in the ass Why not leave them indefinitely? They get to slack on this and send everyone on to a switchboard because we keep using them
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by mariogintili 5y ago
tweet deleted - someone post the content here?
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by mariogintili 5y ago
IPFS
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by mariogintili 5y ago
I'm glad to see the hacker news community shitting on this. I deal with far too many developers like the OP on a daily basis, sometimes their crappy over-engineered ideas come to fruition and we end up paying millions to maintain it
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by mariogintili 5y ago
I have to agree here, this article really goes out to show the perceived state of JavaScript & web development. over-engineered is the key word here
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by mariogintili 5y ago
it is literally how the world works these days

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