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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
I still require to work in a company where my manager/boss/CTO know much more than me. I'm almost 40. It's really hard to work for a 20-something guy who has almost no experience and is happily making all the mistakes he
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
OK, can you also post here all your personal details, so I could sell them to anybody who wants to exploit them to earn money? OK, fine, you don't want to post it here. Could I get them from your bank, work, friends, family, post it he
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
Yea, I have always this problem with people from Japan coming here. When they tell their names, I'm not sure if they do as they do in Japan or they do for me to understand. I always have to ask them.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
Not "the next week" but "for the next week". My experience shows that debugging pure integration test systems is really time consuming.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
Depends on your system. Mine usually are huge. The integration test showing "this json reply is wrong" doesn't tell me anything else than I have to dig through all the layers.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
Focusing on integration tests: oh, the test fails, something is wrong somewhere... I will debug all layers for the next week, as we simply don't have too many tests covering the internal code. I like to have both.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
True. However, this time they are closed because the world changed (due to someone ignoring a bug and a certificate expiration date). Btw, I haven't got any Fx crash for the last 3 or 4 years. I hope an ignorant programmer/manager
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
No. JUST A HUGE NOOOO. My reply is here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828472
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
Please, don't tell people to do this. This way computers get infected. People should know that clicking in a random link posted by an anonymous guy on a forum page is one of the worst things they can ever do.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
This one will be emotional as this destroyed some of my today's work. F you Mozilla. I lost all my tabs opened in other containers. The containers don't work too, so I cannot reopen them. This bug has been known for 3 years, a
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
> Can anybody explain the downvotes? It looks suspicious. I can. This is a long tradition here. If someone criticizes something loved by people with little knowledge (aka fangirls and fanboys) then they downvote it. The truth doesn&#x27
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
I have the same thing. However, it turned out that almost none of the things is a financial success, so I went back to just having fun.
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by pleasecalllater 7y ago
"Because I have a weird hobby: I like to live in a flat, I like eating food a couple of times a day, I like to give some food to my kids." ... so the reality is that I need to lie at the interview to get the job, this is so sad.
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Yea, an in depth code review. Like the last Cisco router bug fixed by banning access if user-agent contains 'curl'?
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
This is a good indicator of a team I don't to work with.
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
> 1. mediocre routing (no nesting, all routes have to be declared in one place) In reality these can be multiple places, however not really nested. There is the main routing file, which can move resolving a url to another file. > 2. m
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Well, it got downvoted in the first 2 minutes.
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
I'm wondering if people in China can see this website in Google. Edit: to people who are downvoting this... check this thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19540562
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
> Also, there is no censorship of the internet going on to appease the US government so I think we are good there. I'd add "at this moment"
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Another question: if they do all this just to make the Chinese government happy (to earn more money), what is done to make the USA government happy (to earn more money)? How should I trust that they won't "sell" my personal d
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Maybe he was not working on every weekend and his team hasn't hit the KPIs... yea, weekends... all for the bonus for the boss.
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
>> and the screen could be way, wayyyy better. When I'm driving, I want to concentrate on the road and on driving. Tell me, why the steering wheel is not just a picture on a touchscreen? When I'm changing gears, switching on
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
why?
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
... except that Google still has most of my emails as people who send me them or whom I send to are using Gmail...
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Yea, this is also quite terrifying that many companies trick people to install Chrome while installing their software. Trick - because the option is too often checked by default, and sometimes it's hidden in the text so it's hard
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
So what do you use instead?
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
All the I-have-nothing-to-hide people, please publish your bank account, address, SSN, passwords and other information the bank can ask when trying to transfer the money. Yea, I know... so they really have something to hide, right? So why n
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Google is an advertisement publishing company. All the things they do, they do to earn money, not to give people anything. When Chrome first appeared, I was wondering about the extremely huge cost of building the browser and how Google want
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
Then the government will add new legislation that you are not allowed to go anywhere where there is 0 reception :)
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by pleasecalllater 8y ago
You can make a PR and add your ideas. Really.

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