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by shultays 5y ago
Hard to fire someone that owns a good chunk of the company
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by shultays 5y ago
It is Node.js® Here is your pink slip. Don't call us
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by shultays 5y ago
The answer probably depends on the company, I don't remember any company requiring linkedin in their application forms but even if not, it wouldn't hurt to create and account and a rough profile. It would only take like an hour
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by shultays 5y ago
Naps are often the reason that I can't sleep on time.
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by shultays 5y ago
If you read the about page: https://youfeellikeshit.com/about.html The content is adapted from the incredibly helpful and popular twine You feel like shit: an Interactive Self Care Guide developed by Jace Harr, with per
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by shultays 5y ago
I was going to comment same thing. Apparently if you are feeling like shit and didn't eat in last 4 hours then you should eat something. I am wondering if the website is HAES propaganda in disguise
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by shultays 5y ago
You could have the same behavior by enforcing + operation in between mylongstring = "hello" + "world" No idea if python's way of indentations allows this but sounds like it should
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by shultays 5y ago
it's pretty tough to argue such languages really shouldn't exist Well, I agree with OP so that is at least two people. I really don't see it as a good trade.
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by shultays 5y ago
> Investors know that every dollar they put into a company could disappear Is not it kinda different if you are being lied though? If Holmes were faking her accomplishments and you investments were depending on those then I don't se
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by shultays 5y ago
Every morning my machine dutifully booted up, logged in, signed in at precisely 9AM and made sure it showed I was available and active throughout the day until it was "time to go home." Heh, an old coworker was doing that
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by shultays 5y ago
The article says Male and female samples were matched 1-1, and a subset obtained by pairing up the best objectively job-appropriate male and female candidates, with a margin-of-error of 2 years, in terms of experience in their field. Th
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by shultays 5y ago
And to add, when I was hired I was also "first employee from country Y". Still wondering if I was a diversity hire
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by shultays 5y ago
I am an engineer that involves in hiring (technical interviews, assignment reading (we have a home assignment for candidates)) and I have a couple experiences in which I felt like my decision was overruled. One was a female applicant. I was
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by shultays 5y ago
BusKill can trigger your laptop to lock, shutdown, or self-destruct if it's physically separated from you. I understand lock and shutdown but self-destruct? Really? Your laptop/data is one bump away from destroying itself?
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by shultays 5y ago
On author's defense I don't think twitter should ask for a phone number for recovery (or for any reason) It is only making things harder for people like OP
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by shultays 5y ago
about:config is removed from (not beta) android version of firefox. Who knows if they will decide to remove it on desktop as well because "only x% of our users were using about:config!" Also if a setting is hidden behind about:con
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by shultays 5y ago
The page freezes my browser (firefox) for a few seconds
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by shultays 5y ago
I think "caste system" is the perfect word for it. I don't think it is a bad thing though, I am fine with having such castes in c++. First time I saw coroutines of c++ I was definitely like "yep, this is for library writ
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by shultays 5y ago
“So, erm… Perhaps you could tell me a bit about your background?” He hasn’t read your resume. No man can. Not necessarily. It gives the applicant a chance to highlight the cool details he did but perhaps can't put on a resume
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by shultays 5y ago
I am not sure why would one expect more linux bugs in a game made using a game engine (I couldn't find any info and I am assuming this game is one, correct me if I am wrong). If it is not working in linux, then it must be an engine bug
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by shultays 5y ago
I am more impressed by 5.8% of sales being from Linux, it was less than a percent in my experience
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by shultays 5y ago
is that because "grab to move stuff" was something so innovative or because browsers/PCs/javascripts was just not good enough? I think "grab to move" is as old as our opposable thumbs. There is nothing innovati
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by shultays 5y ago
I am not the expert but looks like there are some answers (atq2119 and newpavlov) under this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28901751 tldr: it is hard. I was wrong by saying it is "not possible". But
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by shultays 5y ago
And one additional advantage: in a game I worked on our fixed point class had a fractional part that is in base 10 and it was in thousands (0b1 == 1/1000). This was making fractional numbers add up in the way you expect them in base 10
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by shultays 5y ago
Hah, thanks for pointing that out, I haven't noticed it
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by shultays 5y ago
They are still popular for multiplayer games that has a synced game state. In all clients you want to get exact same results when they run same code which is not possible with fp
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by shultays 5y ago
How cant a server detect someone spinning a hundred times per second? Surely valve didnt even try
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by shultays 5y ago
Such cheat is more of an aim assist, never intended be a full bot. And it would surely give you an advantage in overwatch, which i believe also has snipers/hitscan weapons in it.
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by shultays 5y ago
Such cheat is more of an aim assist, never intended be a full bot. And it would surely give you an advantage in overwatch, which i believe have snipers/hitscan weapons in it.
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by shultays 5y ago
Does anyone else really use "hack" in the way HN uses it, ie with its original meaning? For your average person a hacker is a person in Guy Fawks mask with a black hoodie that steals your facebook password. For people in the indus

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