rl1987

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by rl1987 4y ago
You do nothing. Absolutely nothing. Ghosting candidates after wasting their time is the norm in the industry and you should focus on other interview processes.
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by rl1987 4y ago
Do you really need FB and Twitter for marketing? I'm hearing that TikTok is far less saturated as a traffic channel. People say that this holds true both for organic and paid traffic.
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Wget Tips and Tricks(trickster.dev)
3 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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by rl1987 4y ago
Fiverr, but make sure to separate wheat from the chaff.
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Axiom: Just-in-time dynamic infra for offensive security operations(trickster.dev)
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by rl1987 4y ago
Does the ordinary company need professional Leetcode player that FAANGs are looking for? Or does it need someone who is about average on web development and willing to work for about average salary? Not every guy should aspire to date a sup
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by rl1987 4y ago
One can say that aforementioned classes of problems are semantically, conceptually different from scalability, but they will inevitably come up when building something the scale of Twitter and will require mountains of technical work to dea
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by rl1987 4y ago
This is pretty much like saying that Dropbox can be trivially replicated with rsync(1) or that one can code Uber in a weekend. Perhaps you can do so at small scale for yourself and your friends. The essence of Twitter (or Dropbox, or Uber)
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by rl1987 4y ago
Making a Twitter clone that could handle 10 users is indeed quite trivial. Making one that would handle 0.4M+ users is not.
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by rl1987 4y ago
I believe at some point the distinction was that smartphones have a separate application processor for user-facing stuff (GUI apps, graphical environment, higher-level network protocols) aside from broadband processor that dealt with signal
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by rl1987 4y ago
Just keep reading and watching stuff on regular basis. Think of it as information gym membership - you're losing it if you're not using it. Another thing you can try is attending the webinars about something you want to know more
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by rl1987 4y ago
MS Playwright has a little tool that generates some starter code for you as it follows what you do on the browser.
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by rl1987 4y ago
O'Reilly Learning - $499/yr. for a large library of technical books, videos and a selection of webinars.
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Scraping legacy ASP.Net sites with Scrapy: a real world example(trickster.dev)
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Making heuristics smarter with GPT-3(trickster.dev)
1 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript AST manipulation with Babel: defeating string array mapping(trickster.dev)
1 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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Active DNS Recon Techniques(trickster.dev)
3 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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Passive DNS Recon Techniques(trickster.dev)
1 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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Httpx: Modern Python module for doing HTTP(S) requests(trickster.dev)
3 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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Recon-ng: modular framework for OSINT automation(trickster.dev)
3 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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Curl Beyond the Basics(trickster.dev)
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Writing custom Scrapy middleware for proxy pool integration(trickster.dev)
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Running Stable Diffusion on Vultr(trickster.dev)
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Experimenting with DALL-E(trickster.dev)
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JavaScript AST manipulation with Babel: removing unreachable code(trickster.dev)
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Building Python script CLIs with argparse and Click(trickster.dev)
3 points by rl1987 4y ago|0 comments
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ImageMagick: Programmable Image Processing Toolkit(trickster.dev)
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by rl1987 4y ago
Hugo + Github + Netlify is my option for that.
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JavaScript AST manipulation with Babel: extracting hardcoded data(trickster.dev)
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Decompiling Android Apps(trickster.dev)
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