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by ponector 10mo ago
Everything could be faked. Leetcode interview as well. Background check is a thing. >> It’s also very morale draining to see your peers fired constantly Also cannot agree, firing from the probation period does not affect morale. It is
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by ponector 10mo ago
What happened with recommendation letters? Portfolio? If I have 10+ years of proven experience with positive public recommendations written by high managers from F500 companies why should I be challenged with puzzles? Talk an interview to f
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by ponector 10mo ago
Just typical russian people. Imperial mindset, russian white supremacy.
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by ponector 10mo ago
Learn British English, get an urge for a cup of tea.
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by ponector 10mo ago
Why not to learn Ukrainian instead? It quite similar but sounds much better.
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by ponector 10mo ago
If only they had a choice under russian occupation to not learn russian language.
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by ponector 10mo ago
I prefer Tesla's approach to call their adaptive cruise control "FSD (supervised)". AI (supervised).
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by ponector 10mo ago
>> LLMs don't try to scam you, don't try to fool you, don't look out for their own interests LLMs don't try to scam/fool you, LLM providers do. Remember how Grok bragged that Musk had the “potential to drink p
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by ponector 10mo ago
How it is better than a van?
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by ponector 10mo ago
What is your approach to learn German?
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by ponector 10mo ago
If russia is not a threat why russians are doing assassinations in EU and talking on state TV how they'll nuke EU capitals?
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by ponector 10mo ago
3 years ago you throw hundreds of dollars to the Upwork and have an app in result. Nowadays it's much cheaper/faster with LLM, but the difficulty is pretty much the same.
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by ponector 10mo ago
>>In fact, there's good evidence it that rapid code gen actually slows down other steps in the process like code review and QA Luckily there is a solution, quite popular nowadays: layoff QA team and say developers should test the
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by ponector 10mo ago
>> RUINED by the (mostly Anglo-Saxon) I've heard that Norman invasion dealt with them long before Santorini became a tourist hotspot. You probably should decrease consumption of content created by russia today.
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by ponector 10mo ago
Compare in tons please, not in minutes. Coal has heavy metals and traces of radioactive materials in it. Multiply to the thousands tons and maybe they are more harmful than nuclear.
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by ponector 10mo ago
Also it's in the EU interest to sanction russia to the bankruptcy, wait for implosion and buy for pennies all available resources.
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by ponector 10mo ago
If it was a real reason of their success we would see amazing results in russia and their friends: Iran, Korea and other countries.
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by ponector 10mo ago
>> Go to Eastern Europe, maybe Italy or Greece. Where you can expect salary to be a half of salary in Netherlands and even less returns from your taxes, which are anyway >30% Good choice!
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by ponector 10mo ago
Is housing really unaffordable in US? How many years average Joe needs to work to buy a 1bd apartment in the big city, let's say 500sq ft? Price in annual net salary is much lower in USA than in big EU cities.
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by ponector 10mo ago
2% is comparable to the property tax in USA.
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by ponector 10mo ago
>> I am physically unsafe, because someone from government will use violence against me And how your gun can prevent this now? If you are allowed to carry a gun police will act like you have one lane shoot you. While in other case the
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by ponector 10mo ago
It's hard to stuff your cybertruck with automatic rifles and machine guns in Switzerland. Huh, even a parking is an issue for cybertruck!
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by ponector 10mo ago
Don't you think people should have consequences for the hate speech?
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by ponector 10mo ago
I think chatgpt can help to argue with doctors and get to the specialist faster.
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by ponector 10mo ago
In my experience the productivity measured in created merge requests increased massively. More merge requests because now the same senior developers are creating more bugs, 4x comparing to 2025. Same developers, same codebase but now with C
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by ponector 10mo ago
Heavy oil is almost a waste byproduct of oil refinery, could be found anywhere and quite cheap: 500$ per tonne, 500$ per 40GJ of energy. Pretty sure electric ships are not coming anywhere near long haul shipping. However for anything close
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by ponector 10mo ago
Got a nice Samsung fridge for 500€, it is running without issues for 10 years already. There is no sense to buy expensive fridge unless you need a professional one.
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by ponector 10mo ago
You say people born in other countries do not deserve american pay in America? It's like saying you are white male and it justifies higher salary. Also if you struggle to compete with immigrants who usually have no network, English is
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by ponector 10mo ago
At $22/h you are actually competing with offshore workers in remote low COL locations. How would you justify it's you should get the work/money, not imigrant worker? The fact your parents immigrated earlier than they should
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by ponector 10mo ago
The thing is: most people don't want to pay for good software. For any software. And on top of that bug fixes and efficiency gains are never a top priority, only new features and redesign are pushed forward.

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