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by pyeri 2y ago
Earlier HR had two main functions viz. recruitment of candidates and secondly, act as a shield for top management and save them from embarrassment (of firing peeps without giving them any reason, for example). In the last 1-2 decades, the f
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by pyeri 2y ago
Yes. And according to recent reports, Youtube is also testing something called "sponsor block"[1] for their subscription tier. The AI will try to intelligently detect and skip that sponsored content in a video. [1]: https:/&
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by pyeri 2y ago
It could also turn out into a business model in future wherein the "enterprise" feature (to delay these updates) will cost a premium subscription - similar to how Youtube releases a premium version which only stops their crappy ad
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by pyeri 2y ago
Off topic, I still couldn't find an easy or seamless way to search GitHub repos by keywords (repo name, coding language, etc) and have them order by most stars descending.
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Why doesn't HN allow to delete our posts?
1 points by pyeri 2y ago|7 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
Even if they had mentioned a published date, how can you be REALLY sure that actually IS the published date? There is always that dicey nature of internet which makes it untrustworthy.
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by pyeri 2y ago
Those busy humans can always switch to rust or Java? Those ain't bad languages either. And let's face it, given its bare metal nature, there are always going to be limits on how "secure" you can make it in order to &quot
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by pyeri 2y ago
We did get Libre office and Apache OpenOffice due to that? I think they both should become obsolete in an ideal world where folks converse in fluent markdown to achieve everything they want in a document.
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Does Emacs or Vim have better support for PHP type hinting and intellisense?
1 points by pyeri 2y ago|1 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
The lure and convenience of modern IDEs is too much to let that happen at least in my case. The trouble here is that even though the productivity will eventually increase, the learning curve will take too much of a tool. Yet I'm determ
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Anyone tried the IndexNow feature yet? Does it benefit SEO anyhow?
5 points by pyeri 2y ago|3 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
Stallman is the Socrates of our times who will be appreciated only centuries later perhaps by a distant generation. So far, everything he has said and written about surveillance capitalism and Big Tech's monopoly has turned out to be t
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by pyeri 2y ago
I'd wager that stalling of GNU OS is as much due to inherent product engineering or design complexities as folks attribute to its principled stand. There are other operating systems like Debian, Mint and Fedora which work pragmatically
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by pyeri 2y ago
Anyone remembers the legendary Torvalds-Tanenbaum debates? What were they exacly about?
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by pyeri 2y ago
>> I would like to ask if you were made aware of this in the format of "Do you accept?" added to that notification email? Sort of. The feature will be turned on after three days and I have the option to opt out by then: >
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Google's "Find My Device" network – The upcoming assault on user's privacy
6 points by pyeri 2y ago|3 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
Not the OP but at least for me, freedom (open source) comes before elegance and android scores there as do linux distros. Hence, I've never bothered to look at the i-ecosystem at all.
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Can we take a moment to appreciate the simplicity of Structured Query Language?
8 points by pyeri 2y ago|5 comments
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Why is Android Development so difficult/complex? (compared to Web and Desktop)
34 points by pyeri 2y ago|27 comments
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Likes on Twitter/X are not private
1 points by pyeri 2y ago|1 comments
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Meta Has Created a Way to Watermark AI-Generated Speech(technologyreview.com)
1 points by pyeri 2y ago|2 comments
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Does Node.js Have a Future?
2 points by pyeri 2y ago|6 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
This is great news for the progress of rust language. As someone recently said on a subreddit, rust's real power is that it fills that remarkable empty sweet spot between the low-level, high performance (but memory unsafe) languages li
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One of Two Major Data Brokers Shuts Down Product about Driver Behavior Pattern(therecord.media)
1 points by pyeri 2y ago|1 comments
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One of the most colorful GitHub pull requests(github.com)
2 points by pyeri 2y ago|0 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
It is NOT GDPR compliant. Consent is the cornerstone of GDPR, every major website made changes to their interface and updated the "Accept Cookies" dialog for this same reason. These guys on the other hand, sneakily injected teleme
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If you use Selenium to scrape sites, telemetry may have been collected from you(github.com)
18 points by pyeri 2y ago|5 comments
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by pyeri 2y ago
Not the OP but I think Google search has started losing its organic nature in the sense that the top results are slowly and steadily consolidating into a handful of social network domains (other big techs mostly). A related point is also th
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Do signed/annotated Git tags have any special advantage over lightweight tags?
9 points by pyeri 2y ago|1 comments
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Comment-Monk: Simple comment hosting system for static blogs and websites(github.com)
3 points by pyeri 2y ago|0 comments

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