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   by rsyring 6y ago

   IMO, this and the child comments are some of the best articulated descriptions of the balance a moderator must make in today's online community. especially the part about fear's impact on your decision making. Thanks for you tran
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   Humane Email Validation (2009)(nedbatchelder.com)

   1 points by rsyring 6y ago|0 comments
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   2017
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React, SQL | Louisville, KY | REMOTE, SALARY:$85K-125K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ We have a openings for mid ($85K-$105K) and senior ($105K-125K) level positions. Ple
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   Show HN: Easy Distributed Locking Using PostgreSQL Advisory Locks (Python)(github.com)

   3 points by rsyring 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   I for one am quite happy to live and work in places where exercising the constitutional right to bear arms is generally not infringed and where the culture around me generally accepts and sometimes encourages the exercise of that right.
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   We often hire people with jobs. At most, it's three work days needed. If that's a problem, we can do the proctored skills test on a Saturday and we can cut the on-site down to 1 day. That's then one business day needed. Mo
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   Some payouts are under $600, so we just cut them a check. Over $600, we issue a 1099.
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   by rsyring 7y ago

   I think, it ends up being different strokes for different folks. We have a very detailed, and for some, a very compelling job description and offer. The time commitment is relatively small up front and as they engage with us, they get a sen
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    We pay our applicants $50/hour for the later stages of skills tests because they can take 15+ hours to complete. More details on previous comment if interested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20710884
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React, SQL | Louisville, KY | REMOTE, SALARY:$85K-125K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ We have a openings for mid ($85-$100K) and senior ($100-125K) level positions. Pleas
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    As best I can tell, our process is not typical. But it's also not fundamentally a bad thing. It obviously doesn't interest you and I'm sure there are others who wouldn't apply for the same reason. But, there are others
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    I've wondered that myself. I don't know of a good way to evaluate that. I've thought about looking at bounce rate on the job description page or even showing a popup on bounce detection asking for feedback on the job descri
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    There is a lot of discussion in the comments on this thread about take home tests not being useful. I believe we've have a pretty good hiring process that makes significant use of take home tests (16-18 hours of them in fact). At the
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    > The whole system has to be torn down and rebuilt from scratch, with the state the main owner of hospitals and provider of healthcare. The kind of things that you read about the current system are just absurd, How involved are you with
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React, SQL | Louisville, KY | REMOTE, SALARY:$85K-125K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ We have a openings for mid ($85-$100K) and senior ($100-125K) level positions. Pleas
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    I think what they may not consider is teams that have a small number of Linux users. In that case, Linux support could be required for the team to use Dropbox, even if the actual number of Linux devices is small. My point being that the 0.
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    Could have swore I saw this on the front page for just a moment, but it's gone now. Did it get downvoted into oblivion or is there some other reason this was on the front page with under ten points?
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    Congressional Budget Office releases study on minimum wage increase to $15 [pdf](cbo.gov)

    2 points by rsyring 7y ago|1 comments
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    So...this is too hard? import subprocess subprocess.run(["ls", "-l"]) # or subprocess.run("exit 1", shell=True, check=True) Reference: https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, React, SQL | Louisville, KY | REMOTE, SALARY:$85K-125K, https://www.level12.io/careers/ We have a openings for mid ($85-$100K) and senior ($100-125K) level positions. Pleas
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    I've had problems finding a note taking suite that I could really buy into. There are a few I've used, they all have some pros and cons, but nothing stands out right now as the clear winner: * Tomoby: - pros: fast, good search, r
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    Using Google voice may not do all you had hoped: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19886705
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    Advice to Aspiring Developers(level12.io)

    1 points by rsyring 7y ago|0 comments
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    I call BS on the parent comment's perspective. Some evidence: "Homeschooled kids have the same access to online learning, friendships, and extracurricular activities as the typical public school student — but without many of the
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    > NO-ONE - no-one ever thinks they make the wrong call when they reject a candidate - including you. At least for me, a "no hire" does't mean that I'm convinced the developer wouldn't be a good fit. In fact, I&#
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    by rsyring 7y ago

    If you are really asking for it to be like Jarvis, where "like" implies some reasonably similar approximation, then: No. Absolutely not. Not even close.
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    by rsyring 8y ago

    It was toilet paper and the fold was only long ways, which kind of breaks the spirit of the challenge IMO. Mythbusters was able to fold a giant (football field size) sheet of paper at successive 90 degree angles (the hard way) eleven times,
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    by rsyring 8y ago

    Having wasted a significant portion of my youth pursuing whatever I wanted only to later realize I was enslaved to the very things I thought I was pursuing freely, I can wholeheartedly recommend the Bible as that which gave me true freedom.
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    by rsyring 8y ago

    Thank you for finishing the quote. It's arguably the most important verse as it offers the solution.