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by n_ary 2y ago
Whelp, here in EU, we have certain big names, who constantly post vacancies which will never be filled but continues to be perpetually re-posted. If you send an application, they will also do some interviews and eventually find minor reason
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by n_ary 2y ago
It is normal in public sector. I was offered a position in a public sector job and the supervisor gave me the keys to the office and lab and told me that due to hiring requirement blah blah, they had to put a new tender and post the positio
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by n_ary 2y ago
LLMs are always lagging. Even in terms of Go, I knew someone used a copy-pasta from chatgpt this week on code review because chatgpt did not have most recent go updates, so this PR has a very convoluted mass of functions created, but the en
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by n_ary 2y ago
I see that you are very protective of golang. Golang was designed well from ground-up to be good backed by one of the massive global corporation which has driven tech trends since decades. Anything of decent value and well design will be a
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by n_ary 2y ago
I welcome the death of Framework-of-the-month and hip-language-of-the-month plague. The fragmentation is just irritating at this point and demands too much effort and time waste adapting and promoting yearly re-writing of everything because
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by n_ary 2y ago
How do you let the 99.999% of the population know that your site is better? I have seen friends and family now directly search in FB, if it does not return anything satisfactory, they open the very default browser that came with their devic
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by n_ary 2y ago
Before they were lite, now the page is fairly bloated and feels like I am in early days or yahoo/msn instead of google. Sadly same is transpiring in other Bing wrappers(see ecosia-dot-org), no high hopes.
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by n_ary 2y ago
Sadly, our EU kids are more interested in being the next social media influencer or going on a world trip than grounding a business, because the paperwork and legal burden will age them faster than someone on drugs and will likely get them
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by n_ary 2y ago
I used Qwant a lot in its early phase, but then they decided to become yahoo-esque and also removed the lite version, hence I went back to ddg and brave.
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by n_ary 2y ago
My EU mind is blown by these claims. Let’s take the lowest(1W) at sleep mode. With a thousand mac minis at sleep mode, that is already 1kW! In my country, a single person household’s yearly electricity package comes at 1400kW(+100 depending
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by n_ary 2y ago
M3 airs come in 14” or did you mean m3 pro? To best of my knowledge, airs come in 13” and 15”.
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by n_ary 2y ago
Probably to gear up towards their bluetooth airpod series, which doesn’t need that port. The wired ones are decent yet cheap, but if they did not remove the 3.5mm, then except teens and hip adults, most people would opt for the wired ones.
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by n_ary 2y ago
Since the introduction of M1 series, there is no permanent shutdown. Even after full shutdown, any keypress on keyboard will power up the system.
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by n_ary 2y ago
It is a bit too verbose, but the gist of it seems to be, that delegation is about giving goals and then giving freedom to the delegates to achieve those goals. The article discourages micromanagement(with some bad examples), and encourages
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by n_ary 2y ago
Germany needs to regulate a mandatory posting of the pay range with every job being posted. The power dynamic is very skewed towards employers because when you send in your application, you must also indicate your pay expectations but emplo
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by n_ary 2y ago
Would the condition be irritating for me when am taking a very long multi transit flight and prefer to keep my phone on airplane mode because am trying to read My ebooks on my kindle during the journey and my phone keeps rebooting …
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by n_ary 2y ago
The fact that you entirely ignore the biggest plague of the web, i.e. ads and analytics and all taboola garbage and autoplaying videos and audios, taking more energy than that once a year election pie chart makes me think that you are missi
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by n_ary 2y ago
> An exception is if you have a parasitic value-robbing position somewhere which not everyone does. Could be said for both, business owner and employee. In most businesses, the owner usually pays a small fraction of value generated by an
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by n_ary 2y ago
> In a private company you get a bonus for being efficient and saving the company money Private companies get bonuses for wasting money and besides the money wasters don't care because it is not their money. The unspeakable money bu
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by n_ary 2y ago
> If this is close to cost, is this truly as efficient as it gets? I saw them hiring Rust devs recently, which makes me feel like they do things efficiently(hopefully). That being said, Serverless is the greed-driven-model, where you sta
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by n_ary 2y ago
> Large applications written in Rails won't run fast, might be ridden with bugs and might be hard to maintain and extend. I have never used BaseCamp, but I believe their products are well written and decent, hence with adequate car
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by n_ary 2y ago
You just made it less attractive to the target corps who are to buy this product from Google. Saying, intellisense means corps already have license of various of these and some are even mostly free. Saying AI generate our 25% code sounds mo
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by n_ary 2y ago
While the author briefly mention Ansible for the next post, it was a dramatic improvement for doing fairly medium scale deployment and maintenance. The playbook dry run was godsend magic that cured a lot of headache.
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by n_ary 2y ago
So, the point the point of 90% of the content is, women predominately get sexually harassed at restaurant jobs, this is correlated to tipping as it creates a power difference between the wait staff and the visitor, plus employers just makes
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by n_ary 2y ago
> That's why they don't do it in Europe ;) On the contrary, I do it frequently and very separately from the bill. Of course, it is not yet embedded into the culture. (Edit: quote the part I am responding to and remove some rema
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by n_ary 2y ago
> I think that paying based on usage encourages people to use less, use only if they are sure that it's valuable to them. With a subscription you feel the need to use more, just to not waste the money spent on the subscription. On t
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by n_ary 2y ago
Well good for you. On my side of europe, I pay €50/- for a cheap 50Mbps(1 month cancellation notice period). I could get a slightly cheaper 100Mbps from a predator for €20/- for first 6 month but then it goes up to €50/- and
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by n_ary 2y ago
I once got criticised by the scrum coach(master?) that she had numerous complaints about me being not well suited to the team and was probably out of league and would fit a far more junior level. This of course gave me a very bad day and le
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by n_ary 2y ago
There is also a RAT at the back that can be deployed to generate some power(~5-10 minutes max) in case of severe emergency in Air. It is what you hear sometimes, when the aircraft is making a very shrill noise flying over your head. However
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by n_ary 2y ago
A parked Aircraft is not kept powered when there are no maintenance or other routine(cleaning/checks/certification/preparation/restocking etc.) It is very surprising that how a lot of comments here claim the contrary. Ev

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