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by scaryclam 5y ago
I'd doubt there's huge money being made by Amazon, but if they give a profit cut to one or two companies that make products AWS offer as a hosted service, then a bunch more will probably also start changing their licensing to matc
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by scaryclam 5y ago
And tags don't help with that, when you just tagged everything with "Plumber".
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Please try and remember, as many people won't take a fully remote job as will not take an office bound or hybrid job. Lots of the best people are not interested in remote, so you're not going to get them by enforcing remote.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Except, recruiters were able to do just that for a really long time before leetcode came along. If a recruiter today can't assess a candidate without toy questions, they should probably reconsider doing technical recruitement.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
To be fair, both want to force themselves on the other. Compromise is really important when considering how people work. The all-or-nothing attitude is unproductive and doesn't help either acheive their goals.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
I'm calling shenanigans on this. I've never had an electric oven top while renting in London, and all flats have had gas heating. Looking online, I can also see new build flats with gas, so I really doubt this is a ban in London.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Thing is, if you needed to make a fire in the rain and skin & prep and animal, you'd have a good chance of at least getting most of the way there as you understand the concepts. The problem here is more equivalent to not even knowi
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by scaryclam 5y ago
I think the trick is, that state needs to be carefully considered at an overall systems level, not just client vs server. That's quite hard, so many (most?) devs don't do it. Certainly, I've seen state managed well using jque
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Considering the article is about the UK, I'm not sure how relevent US utilisation is in relation to it. That aside, I didn't say low utilisation, I said no utilisation. This has a good chance of your card being cancelled by the
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Star Trek: Discovery launch delayed internationally and moved to Paramount+(twitter.com)
2 points by scaryclam 5y ago|0 comments
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by scaryclam 5y ago
You can use direct debits instead of loans and are available for a really wide variety of payments, so is easier and safer than getting a credit card for many people.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Not only this, but getting a credit card and not using it can cause an issue for your credit, so it's better to setup direct debits and other forms of credit than it is to get a card you never use.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
The issue isn't not having a credit card, it's never having used any credit to create a good credit history. Setting up a few direct debits should work in lieu of getting a credit card.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
The solution is certainly copywritable, but not by hackerrank as they did not author it
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by scaryclam 5y ago
I don't buy this at all. Even if GH is down for the entire day, how the heck does NO-ONE on your team know what they're doing? Was no-one working on something already? Did nobody pay any attention during planning? Do you not have
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by scaryclam 5y ago
No, it's a bit misleading. If you've been employed for less that 2 years, the employer doesn't have to give you a written statement giving the reasons and you cannot claim unfair dismissal unless you believe the reason falls
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Facebook to hire 10k in EU to work on metaverse(bbc.co.uk)
31 points by scaryclam 5y ago|16 comments
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by scaryclam 5y ago
It's also worth noting that projected value is not the same as sale value, so the two aren't that helpful to compare.
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by scaryclam 5y ago
It would also be negligent to deny service based on a reported problem without evidence that the harm is real and tangible. If CF start to do that, then this is where it starts to look a lot like the legal process, so why reinvent something
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Usually, people don't tell UPS they have a drugs package, they tell the police directly and the police go and work with UPS. That's the issue with many of these analogies, people don't talk to the car dealership/UPS&#x2F
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Their responsibility is to report illegal behaviour to the proper authorities, not to confront them or kick them out. edit: spelling
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by scaryclam 5y ago
The difference is, I didn't give them permission to stalk me, and yet they still are. I am not in plain view, I have adblockers, and do-not-track, I reject cookies from facebook and have never given them my phone number. Yet they kno
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by scaryclam 5y ago
You're making an assumption that they will negotiate your pay up, and not correct the under performers down, or do neither. More data is useful yes, but not on a per-employee basis. If the average for your position is higher, then yes,
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Devils advocate: why does it matter? Does them making more than you affect you in any way except emotionally? Are management going to say "Oh! Thanks for pointing it out, here you go, have a portion of their salary!", or are they
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Thing is, Nomad isn't trying to go up against K8S. It's part of the Hashicorp family of products, so if you use a couple of those, it's easy to add Nomad into the mix, or just use K8S. While other competitors have tried to
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by scaryclam 5y ago
I don't think they're going to have to move, just remain compliant with the GDPR rules. UK businesses still have a lot of customers in the EU, and will have to comply with the GDPR to continue their businesses, so I very much doub
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by scaryclam 5y ago
Steve Wozniak
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by scaryclam 5y ago
I have a new work laptop on the way. It was delayed, otherwise I'd have 10 on it now, so I'm pretty happy about this news :D
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by scaryclam 5y ago
If you happen to live near the right bus stop and have an office on the other end of it's route. For many of us it's a much shorter commute with a car, and a guaranteed seat to work from, which you don't get on a lot of commu
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by scaryclam 5y ago
EU != Europe. The UK left the political and economic union called the EU, they are still very much part of Europe.

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