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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
they talked about this on the Masters in Business podcast on Oct 30th. pretty interesting stuff.
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
great work
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
i think it's blocked until you interact with something on the page, even if it's not the video
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
true. blizzard has even done this with world of warcraft back in the day. to launch it in china they had to remove all skeleton models
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
Most candidates will probably be prepared to answer this common question. Nonetheless... as if being prepared for a question is a bad thing
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
lambda is perfect for high volume bursty traffic. you will never have to worry about a server being overloaded or going down.
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
definitely prefer waiting for a few seconds instead of training google AI
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
unfortunately this is just becoming the norm and companies aren't held accountable for losing data. every account i make now is with a catchall domain and a randomly generated password
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
you can do this with citi and capital one, but yes the UI is terrible. citi requires flash player or an absolutely terrible java desktop app. capital one requires a browser extension
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
only way to do it these days... although the payload is not hashed or obfuscated in any way so it would be extremely easy to fake if it's even being stored in a db or memory somewhere, else you can just copy the request exactly as is
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
amazon seems to be changing thing stoo with "shortened hiring events". haven't tried it yet but it seems to address the same issues.
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
i find car UX very interesting and see them taking more chances with design sometimes. BMW's iDrive is a great example of where they do some cool stuff such in the music/contact search, lots of buttons, heads up display, and lots
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
being logged into gmail and the status of that account affects captcha as well
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by nfRfqX5n 7y ago
been using it for over a year on my windows machine, never really had any issues. probably gonna try out the new microsoft terminal soon tho
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
nice to see they added a way to disable auto focus on route change, something that prevented me from using previously
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
the idea of catching up never made sense to me because the damage is already done. you already suffered the effects from lack of sleep.
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
does it work on a gigabit network yet?
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
the memories feature makes for a nice deletion tool, but i know the posts are just being hidden
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
server rendering has a cost too. SSR is not easy. gatsby is mostly solving this in the react space.
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
any implications for regular old Firebase?
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
i do very little freelance work but none of my clients have a custom site. it's all updating/tweaking squarespace, shopify, wordpress. people LOVE to have custom stuff, even on the pre built platforms.
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
it really is a different skill that you need to invest time in and practice. it sucks, but there are also plenty of high paying positions that have more practical interviews
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
this person is clearly very smart and capable, but i think the role of iOS developer contributed to the take rate. super high demand.
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
most of these companies will give you a response relatively quickly if you tell them you are interviewing at other places or have other offers
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
i still think engineering will become more and more saturated to where it's a blue collar job, but don't see website builders ever replacing websites until AI is at a level where it's replacing humans everywhere else anyway
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
what kind of lifestyle you going for where 8M isn't enough?
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
mostly because you can encapsulate and reuse some state logic. allows for easier testing too.
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
-what are your typical hours? remote flexibility, etc -is this a new headcount or am i replacing someone
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
higher education just costs much more here in the US
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by nfRfqX5n 8y ago
the hours of interview time, scheduling, and travel shouldn't be discounted so easily. not that the company owes you anything, but surely some of the smartest business minds in the world can come up with a way to safely provide some fe

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