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by ramtatatam 4y ago
I was surprised too, I'm used to see different poster who was creating these threads.
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CodinGame Spring Challenge 2022(codingame.com)
1 points by ramtatatam 4y ago|0 comments
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I'm on thinkpad P53 since 2019, beefed up with 128Gb of RAM, running Arch on it. Had no problems with this laptop and overall good experience (though, my expectations are not high when it comes to OS, I don't mind scripting it or
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I'm not an early person, and similarly to some other posters I do have a history of abusing snooze button into oblivion. What I found out worked for me was a bus. At some point a few years ago I decided it is good for my day routine to
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
This video is hilarious, he has got such great sense of humor, I will be chuckling for a week... "harder drive" And also infect all my peers.
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Yep, with this much of information it probably won't be a problem to match two browsers running on same machine. Interestingly my ff session which runs in podman does not reveal most of the best sources of fingerprinting which I can se
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I use separate and fresh isolated firefox (running within podman container) to make fingerprinting a bit more difficult, it's still fingerprintable and probably this new fingerprint can be easily associated with the other but I like to
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I often pull out developer tools and delete anything I find annoying on the website. If that does not work (because, lets say, authors used fancy way of disabling scrolling) then I open separate firefox session running in podman container w
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
For me it's all about growth. I worked for corporate and after almost decade moved to startup world, never looked back. At first I was picking a lot more of technical experience compared with corp. At later stage my interest shifted to
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I have seen something like what you explain here, except extensions: https://github.com/grzegorzk/ff_in_podman
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Have you seen ff config hardening by arkenfox?
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I googled for this toy and listened to the song (around 1 minute long), there is not a single swear word sung by this toy. The song itself is definitely not for children, but the title is a bit misleading in my opinion..
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Ask HN: Books about Amazon Redshift
2 points by ramtatatam 5y ago|1 comments
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I'm not sure I read your comment in a right way. I'm trying to say active support is important. It makes people feel safe when exploring new territory. I'm not saying people should be dishonest with potential employer. It&#x2
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Also it's much easier to say "yes" when you have somebody who is already in the industry and is willing to pick up the phone and help.
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Shame on me, but when I was a kid I always wanted to write viruses :] Ah childhood, it should happen at least twice in a lifetime :) I do agree it probably was much easier for me because I did not have next rent that I had to pay, my living
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
You say: > It is hard to get into it It's interesting how people's opinions will differ based on their experience... I started working as a programmer while still studying something not relevant to CS. The reason I was hired wa
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I personally know somebody who started working in tech with absolutely no prior experience. From that story I think two pieces of information are something you might find useful: 1. it's easiest to enter manual testing and then figure
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Weird, I always had HN in adblock whitelist, but I followed your advice and installed Min - upvotes are there. Seems it's my error, thanks for advice!
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Thanks for linking
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
Not for me, I can't see the triangles. I normally would see a triangle next to your comment so I could up-vote (I never had down-vote). Something changed and I don't have up-vote anymore :) And that's both for comments and su
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I see somebody voted. So it must be something about my account, I'd guess karma level?
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Ask HN: Is Voting Turned Off?
8 points by ramtatatam 5y ago|8 comments
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
A lot depends on your peers and superiors you will be working with. You will figure out what to do, you will learn things you don't know. But if your superiors or peers are toxic (which was my experience) then your life will be miserab
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
0.2% alone does not tell much. With my limited knowledge you want to know how much shares was issued and at what price, and based on that you can think what that 0.2% may (or may not) mean. If I was in your friend's shoes I would assum
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
A few years ago I was helping to build a startup, when I joined it was only founder and myself. In the peak I had 12 people to work on product. Unfortunately this particular startup was a failure, we only had potential customers and all of
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I'm nowhere near of 50 years of experience but even with my 15 I can see the trend you describe. I feel natural progression is to move towards management or closer to business. If I am lucky enough to gain 50 years of experience I aim
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
In 2007, I can't remember exact setup but it was a website for one of institutional customers of my employer. I have never seen XSLT again.
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
This is not a project that will become business, it's more of a new hobby. I was recently refreshing my TRON bot on codingame.com and decided it would be nice to write an environment to run it locally. So I did, I was nicely surprised
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by ramtatatam 5y ago
I don't use real name online, I value anonymity. In the same time I try to think twice before posting anything, I'm too hot-blooded.. Less I post more happy I am because less stupid things I leave behind. Having said that I was re

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