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by ripper1138 5y ago
Funny you point that out. In this specific example, what if I just googled “Python comment toxicity classifier” and looked for a complete solution that way? It’s like a semi-smart googler in your IDE.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Separate clusters? That was not the issue here. It makes complete sense that a GitHub feature would have to interact with their core organization data/service. It’s crazy that you immediately assume that you’re smarter than the actual
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Xi is far from unassailable. Wouldn’t be a surprise at all if someone else in the party wins support for the next term.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
It does seem like they are slowly resurfacing 101. Some sections have a mix of old/new like some lanes have been resurfaced recently. But who knows if that’s paid for by fast lane tolls or not.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Same. But ‘references’ from coworkers are still a key factor in promotions at big tech companies. Go figure.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
I assume a competent HM would dig deeper than that with a reference. It’s not perfect, neither is an online coding exam. It’s a tool that should be used in the process, that’s all I’m saying.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
For candidates with 1-3 yrs experience, probably. OP said they have 20 years experience. For senior candidates (10+ yrs) surely references would confirm that and provide more info than a test.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Contact some references? Surely a good candidate would have some previous managers that could speak to their job performance.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
If someone says they are a senior dev, why can’t the HM just contact a few references to confirm? Surely that’s a better signal than a 60 minute coding test. I hate how dev hiring has thrown out references as a tool.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Predictably, when I changed my feed back to newest tweets, I spent wayyyy less time on Twitter. Which is great.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
I see. Of course the North Atlantic current will change/stop at some point regardless of any actions we take (assuming we don’t have technology to keep it going somehow). But delaying that as long as possible is a noble goal.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
So you feel confident that Europe will be under a glacier in 50 years?
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by ripper1138 5y ago
There’s also a lot more to life than studying. But the argument is that you and other kids on that path will maybe someday be exceptionally productive to society in some field. I only skipped one grade and still felt isolated from other kid
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by ripper1138 5y ago
He had claimed it in the past. you’re right the virtue signaling was annoying too.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Course I didn’t read it, it’s a puff piece about him. I guess he changed his tune, good for him. The nail in the coffin for me personally was that his restaurant in San Mateo was a huge letdown.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
I was into his videos for a few months but I couldn’t stand how much of a narcissist he is. He literally says he invented the reverse-searing technique.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Unbelievably, he actually does mean when his kids are 40!
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by ripper1138 5y ago
I got news for you. Biking in the rain sucks and there’s gonna be a lot more days of rain in Portland than days where it’s too hot to ride a bike.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Maybe, but the type of people he describes are insufferable too. Tech people are usually the worst offenders of thinking/acting like they are smarter than everyone.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
It seems like they sold a ton over the holidays this year. I and at least 4 of my friends got a quest 2 and all of us have already not used it since early Jan. VR has been looking for a killer app for 5 year and the most popular app so far
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by ripper1138 5y ago
The data in the article makes a pretty compelling argument that Omicron is extremely mild.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Numbers are cherry picked on both sides. Read the results and draw your own conclusions!
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by ripper1138 5y ago
My sister was visiting from Korea and mentioned that Moderna is not approved for men under 40 (something like that, don’t quote me on specifics). Then this blog mentions that many European countries have done the same. Ignore anecdotes if y
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Link if you have it? I’m curious. I’m not surprised people are trying it. While I can definitely see it being possible to get the work done for a while, I can’t imagine how they could avoid meeting conflicts across 4 jobs.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Only on Twitter would you be labeled as a Trumper. Or maybe your circles are like that in real life (that would be very unfortunate). You might find a lot of people agree with you, be bold and speak your mind!
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Why sad? He’s a smart guy and his show is great for lots of retail investors.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Extremely unlikely that Apple will 4x again in 4 years. Last 4 years stock performance are an extreme outlier for the all big tech companies.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Might seem that way because of what happened, but the main network is probably more likely to fail than the internal network. In those cases, running monitoring on a separate network is critical. EC2 control plane same story.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Good point. Also keep in mind this is just one location. Would be really cool to see this measured by most cities.
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by ripper1138 5y ago
Lmao underrated comment

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