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by snozolli 4y ago
So fire them. It's bizarre that companies appear to think that you should do cargo cult interviewing, sometimes multiple rounds with months of waiting around, then hire people, fail to lead or develop them, then just dump them en mass
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by snozolli 4y ago
Why is management hiring people who turn out to be "dead weight"? Particularly with the ludicrous interview cycle employed by big tech companies these days? It's a failure of management to hire correctly and/or manage a
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by snozolli 4y ago
I'm also noticing a lot of comments that boil down to "but it's not smarter than the smartest human". What about the bottom 80% of society, in terms of intelligence or knowledge?
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by snozolli 4y ago
No Foresight Or Training Ability: The Announcement
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by snozolli 4y ago
That includes benign jobs like hanging/finishing drywall What's benign about that? It's notoriously hard on the shoulders and back! https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11036730/ Construction sites are rif
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by snozolli 4y ago
Then you are easily swayed by disingenuous actions.
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by snozolli 4y ago
How can any sane person watch this video and say her behavior was "abhorrent?" I'm talking about the behavior that led to the protection order. She's trying to play the "thought crime" angle in order to get t
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by snozolli 4y ago
or the woman arrested for silently praying, in her head, while standing in front of an abortion clinic. Hmm... Looks like this happened in the UK: The video shows an officer asking Vaughan-Spruce if she was praying, to which she answers
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by snozolli 4y ago
this is what apple does. they use their clout, then they turn their back and play ignorant whilst placing unrealistic demands on the subcontractors While making $30 billion in profit for the first quarter of 2023. Apparently, this disa
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by snozolli 4y ago
it was just a statement of what the researchers did, but with a sneer. Are you talking about me? There was no sneer. Stop projecting nonsense onto me. The very broad claim made in the title is not really supported by the limited resea
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by snozolli 4y ago
Pedal power, like an old-timey sewing machine.
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by snozolli 4y ago
How many forests have you surveyed over the past 15 years? What's the point of this question? I can't be skeptical unless I've personally conducted the same research? The tricky thing about science is that it only gets do
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by snozolli 4y ago
Five times between 2007 and 2022, researchers surveyed the insects in three forested areas in the Oconee National Forest in northern Georgia. That's it? Just one forest in a single US state?
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by snozolli 4y ago
There should be an additional licensing requirement for any vehicle over 5,000 pounds, with stiffer penalties and restrictions. Like commercial-lite. For context, the Ford F-150 is 4,021 to 5,740 lbs, and the F250 is 5,677 to 7,538 lbs. (
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by snozolli 4y ago
When I have to take a long trip, I want to be comfortable. I don't want to feel like I'm riding in a go-cart for hours. There are compact cars that have loads of room for the passengers. I have driven smaller sports cars, too
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by snozolli 4y ago
Hey, just to let you know, your comment may have really helped out my friend. He recently had his gallbladder removed. I saw your comment, did some searching, and asked if he'd heard about it. Apparently he never had. His wife has a
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by snozolli 4y ago
Easier? What's easier? You usually aren't coding FizzBuzz in production code either I would say you're constantly coding FizzBuzz. Looping, modulus arithmetic, and conditionals are all over the code I've written. A
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by snozolli 4y ago
a standardized test to eliminate bias as much as possible Uhhhh... It eliminates competent, skilled people who don't have the time to memorize the latest cargo cult trends in hiring. Look in the article for a glaring example. &quo
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by snozolli 4y ago
Since it mentions the infamous interview challenge, I'll ask: has anyone ever "inverted" (i.e. swapped left and right recursively) a binary tree in production code? I can't think of any reason why anyone would ever do t
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by snozolli 4y ago
damn, tony stark didn’t have to write a line of code, he got rendered obsolete by this damn AI I was watching one of the movies and Stark was flying around some baddie castle/base. He tells Jarvis to locate all the missile placement
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by snozolli 4y ago
My first thought was, "let's see it figure out the Windows SetupAPI", which is probably the worst API I've ever seen.
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by snozolli 4y ago
I have to replace the shoes on my rear brakes about 10 times more often than my front brakes. That just means that you brake with your rear the most. I'm talking about maximizing braking potential. I've been riding motorcycles
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by snozolli 4y ago
The rear brake is very important for initial braking, in order to transfer weight to the front, which allows harder braking without locking up the front tire. When you initially hit the brakes, your braking potential is split around 50:50.
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by snozolli 4y ago
My complete guess is that their system thought you looked like the seller trying to artificially inflate their auction. A quick Google search says that as of 2021, only 12% of products are sold by auction. They're so obsessed with com
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by snozolli 4y ago
I buy stuff all the time from eBay. At this point, I have more trust in individual ebay sellers than I do in Amazon's weird, pooled product system whereby you have no idea if you're getting a legit product.
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by snozolli 4y ago
It's a good exercise to try to spot when you're accidentally spreading disinformation. You might want to ask yourself that very question. based on some random book from the 90s that was likely also full of bullshit Nah, it w
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by snozolli 4y ago
© is an established, international symbol. "(c)" is gibberish. If you put gibberish in the middle of a copyright notice, what does that do? What does "Copyright ><(((('> 2021" mean, legally speaking?
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by snozolli 4y ago
(c) 2021 Fun fact[1], © gives some additional protection worldwide, but in the US simply writing "Copyright 2021" gives you full protection. Meanwhile, "(c)" doesn't actually mean anything, doesn't gain you
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by snozolli 4y ago
I'd like to know what physical activity and exercise the author was getting during this period. I believe that 10 - 12 hours of breath counting was mentioned, and I can't imagine that being physically still for that long is good
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by snozolli 4y ago
I admitted I'd spent the majority of the last 2 years on iOS even though I'd done Android in the past too How would it be any different if you had simply lied about Android experience? As in, you simply were never remotely comp

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