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by one2three4 5y ago
They can't. That's how the author got burned out. To my experience PP is to a large extend a way (for the management) to make sure that people are not slacking. As for the burnouts...
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by one2three4 5y ago
I'm sorry but I don't share your sentiment here. You were asked a fair bit about difficult personalities. That is you were warned as much as HR could warn you. And then you jump into the role totally oblivious to that aspect and y
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Programming languages and multicore crisis (2013)(cabol.github.io)
2 points by one2three4 5y ago|0 comments
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by one2three4 5y ago
I skimmed through it but my understanding is that this is not a prion outbreak. At least the relevant tests come back negative. Did I get it wrong?
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by one2three4 5y ago
Who's they? And more interestingly when trying to contact google with above information I bumped to wall. How does one contact google? There's no contact-us link unless you're a member of press. Edit: TBH I'm a bit mad a
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by one2three4 5y ago
I don't understand. When trying to make a donation paypal lands me on a page where I need to link a credit card. Is that necessary?
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Cryptocurrency Mines Consume More Power Than Argentina–But PSUs Can Help(allaboutcircuits.com)
7 points by one2three4 5y ago|20 comments
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by one2three4 5y ago
I can see the parallels with fighting. I'm sure there are countless shady and illegal matches and what-not (rotten apples) but official fighting (MMA and the like) are very much revered or at least not considered unethical.
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Why porn industry comes with a stigma even in the technical world?
8 points by one2three4 5y ago|14 comments
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by one2three4 5y ago
What makes you assume that all people have or even want docker runtime in their machines? Not to mention all the security headaches it brings with it.
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by one2three4 5y ago
That. Combined with the fact that so many productive people and healthy business have limited or no access to it.
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Technology loses out in companies, countries and continents(youtube.com)
1 points by one2three4 5y ago|0 comments
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by one2three4 5y ago
This is gold. >> In reality, most service providers have not been operating on this model for decades. Driven by balance-sheet mechanics and consultants, service providers have been highly incentivised to outsource anything that could
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by one2three4 5y ago
Not much. But I guess COVID did much more to this front than the aggregate of the policies of decades before that.
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by one2three4 6y ago
Looking for either a remote or Germany-based role. Either SRE or Backend dev.
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by one2three4 6y ago
Nope. That's a skill as well. Practice a bit and you'll be flying through them.
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by one2three4 6y ago
"How you hire is who you hire." I like that. Reminds me of "You optimize what you measure". The thing is that they can do it. It's a buyers market - that is if you consider sellers the people selling their know-how
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by one2three4 6y ago
That's not much of a problem. At least not for me. I pass most of these interviews. But still... Anyway. It's probably too early to get to conclusions but I just wanted to highlight that it has been abnormally hard, long and at ti
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by one2three4 6y ago
Best of luck with your endeavor.
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by one2three4 6y ago
I feel for him but honestly what he's been through is small potatoes. Been looking in earnest for 1 month now. I've done about 10 take-homes, 20 codility-style, a couple personality and IQ ones, numerous screens... Yes. Hiring is
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by one2three4 6y ago
I'm sure there was not a hint of intimidation from the company...
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by one2three4 6y ago
* There's no right to free speech in the workplace. * Age discrimination exists. * Why being too smart is not too smart. * Human Resources is not there to help you, but to protect the company from you That's just from the back of
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Japan's Plan To Dump Radioactive Water into the Ocean(futurism.com)
2 points by one2three4 6y ago|0 comments
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The purpose of Russia's 100-megaton underwater nuclear doomsday device(businessinsider.com)
6 points by one2three4 6y ago|0 comments
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by one2three4 6y ago
I'm curious to see whether this will end up like Bolivian coup. The advent of electric cars made rare earths equivalent to oil. I wouldn't wish to any small/weak country to have significant reserves of them.
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by one2three4 6y ago
There is fire to that smoke though. Bolibian rare earths was the main reason for the coup.
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by one2three4 6y ago
Elon Musk's vision. Sure. I'll just leave next phrase summarizing it here: "We'll coup wherever we want, deal with it"
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Carriers eye savings by giving Suez a miss and going the long way round(theloadstar.com)
3 points by one2three4 6y ago|0 comments
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by one2three4 6y ago
(Apologies if the link is in the commends already. I can't seem to locate it.) Where is the list?
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by one2three4 6y ago
<cynic> Signs of an Immature preacher. Define a bunch of rules that sound good. Ignore contradictions between them. Write blog posts and books. Live off the proceedings of the cult you built. </cynic> TDD is PITA and I do n

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