phibz

13 ms·

91.
by phibz 4y ago
Not allowing the alleging party to judge the response to the claim would cut down on this sort of thing. But that's not part of the DMCA so YT won't do it. They just care about avoiding liability.
92.
by phibz 4y ago
I believe they are DMCA claims. The exist because it grants youtube imunity in the process. Youtube had no incentive to get involved except for pissing off their content creators. If you can't counter claim/sue then get loud. Let
93.
by phibz 4y ago
I've definitely seen soft delete work in practice. A couple things: for small data sets you can implement the naive deleted_at you can hide the records from your users by forcing them to use a view. You can also handle updates on the v
94.
by phibz 4y ago
The two ideas of knowledge and attitude aren't mutually exclusive. And one isn't necessarily more important than the other. The context matters. But in the context of starting and running a successful business you need more than j
95.
by phibz 4y ago
You're probably going to seriously confuse someone familiar with the "actor pattern". Look it up.
96.
by phibz 4y ago
The fact that stealing people's identity is relatively easy, and a major problem is tangential to my statement: taking a job under someone else's identity is illegal in the US and claiming you were deep faked if caught isn't
97.
by phibz 4y ago
Taking a job in the US under someone else's name and social security number.
98.
by phibz 4y ago
You verbally agreed on contract pay rate, payment frequency, schedule, assignment of works, how sensitive information will be handled, whether or not you can subcontract a portion of the work, who provides materials and work accommodations,
99.
by phibz 4y ago
> I’m in the US. Ain’t got no contract for shit because companies don’t want to be committed to a deal with workers. Your offer letter usually functions as an employment contract. The thing that spells out your start on a specific date,
100.
by phibz 4y ago
You misinterpreted what I said. Faking your identity in the US for a job is breaking several laws. Explaining this behavior by saying "I was deep faked" probably won't satisfy law enforcement or the IRS. Taking multiple jobs
101.
by phibz 4y ago
Wow who knew Red Shirt Jeff worked for Epic Games.
102.
by phibz 4y ago
I can't see how this wouldn't get caught in the US without significantly more criminal activity on the person's part. If you're salaried then they're going to need an I9, meaning you need a tax ID number. So then ar
103.
by phibz 4y ago
In postgres there usually no good reason to use varchar unless you specifically want to enforce size limits. If you don't care use TEXT, the performance is the same.
104.
by phibz 4y ago
> Take-home technical assignment (~4h) or similar at candidate's choosing Can you determine I know what I'm talking about and can do the work without doing a 4h unpaid hoop? You should be able to ask probing questions and prett
105.
by phibz 4y ago
Any idea why Ben hasn't posted in a while?
106.
by phibz 4y ago
I've heard this called "buffer bloat" to distinguish it from an actual memory leak.
107.
by phibz 4y ago
A long time ago in a career far, far away: I talked in an exit interview. I got exactly what I wanted but eventually regretted it. I was tasked with building a data warehouse to replace our existing reporting process: a multi-day run access
108.
by phibz 4y ago
I agree quantity isn't the solution if communication quality is poor. Communication is more than just talking at people. It's about having healthy boundaries, positive conflict resolution styles, being able to reach a decision qui
109.
by phibz 4y ago
You can't be a coach and a player. It doesn't work. Having technical skills and being able to make or weigh in on big picture decisions is great. But you have to trust your team to do their job, even if it isn't exactly how y
110.
by phibz 4y ago
I see people get tech debt wrong. I've heard it called sorts of things. My current team thinks it's easy tasks, 1 pointers. I've seen it called sysadmin work that isn't business focused. In my opinion tech debt is the re
111.
by phibz 4y ago
Yeah the pacing on this one is a bit slow, especially if you already know these things.
112.
by phibz 4y ago
Why does synergy need nodejs and electron for configuration? This seems overkill for something so simple. Good luck with your rewrite but can we have a return to the simplicity of synergy 1?
113.
by phibz 4y ago
As an engineer who learned programming prior to the proliferation of coding tests, my struggle has been with my own ego. "How dare they use some simple test to judge me and ignore my body of work." This has gotten me a few times.
114.
by phibz 4y ago
I'm self taught first programming 36 years ago. I have some college experience in a computer engineering program but I did not graduate. My experience has been that once someone is a few years in to the industry, their degree or lack o
115.
by phibz 4y ago
My reaction to "differently able" as a disabled person is to think: changing what you call it doesn't change my disability and certainly doesnt change how I feel about myself. If anything it seems lazy and pandering. I can&#x
116.
by phibz 4y ago
I think of echo '1 2 3' | jq .... as creating three separate json documents, each with a single number as their top level "document" , body, or content. So of course you can't sum them. They are fed as separate docu
117.
by phibz 4y ago
Out of this World seems to play at full speed on my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. Very cool.
118.
by phibz 5y ago
> unfortunately going to be 0, simply because there's no way to test for functionality, performance, event logs, if it doesn't compile. You could always have someone look at their work. Or better yet walk through it with them t
119.
by phibz 5y ago
Have you taken a bunch of these and still gotten the same ghosting, empty promises, non communication and put in multiple hours of your time for free? I certainly have. The best interviews for me are where I can talk in depth about a topic
120.
by phibz 5y ago
What matters most to me as a hiring manager is your ability to think critically. There's so much to know, and so many different permutations with how those things can present themselves that I'm not hiring you to know the answer e

More ›