softawre

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by softawre 9y ago
Do you not have some max out of pocket for the year? Mine is 4000$, or 6000$ out of network.
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by softawre 9y ago
Teaching me what I don't know is what I want with all of my engineering hires. I want people better than me who will tell me why my architecture isn't ideal or whatever the case is.
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by softawre 9y ago
Wanting to do fancy stuff for a side project is understandable. I'd prefer my team do that, so they can learn new stuff - and only bring the techniques/tools that actually work to paid projects.
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by softawre 9y ago
I use iOS with Keepass1. Not sure how you can do it with Keepass2 without converting the thing over and over.
425.
by softawre 9y ago
Indeed, just click the "1 hour ago" link.
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by softawre 9y ago
I've made that comment to people when I've put them on a PIP before. We both knew what was going on...
427.
by softawre 9y ago
In the US, a lot of the time you can digitally access your records yourself
428.
by softawre 9y ago
> treating people like underutilised machinery A huge percentage of business software is built for this exact reason though.
429.
by softawre 9y ago
It's a common thing in US spy/criminal movies. Basically a throwaway phone number not tied to you that you might give to an informant or use in some other way to stay anonymous.
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by softawre 9y ago
Couldn't you test that though? I mean, test if your SMSs are dropped, or if you get ratelimited somewhere?
431.
by softawre 9y ago
Technical interviews at my company are 1 question: how do you format a complex regex on hacker news?
432.
by softawre 9y ago
Yep. Recycle bin is a hidden folder that exists on every drive.
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by softawre 9y ago
Just in case people haven't realized, Bitbucket now has full account code search in beta. https://bitbucket.org/search
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by softawre 9y ago
I am with you. It's funny, right now I have two keyboards in front of me, a Razer Blackwidow mech for Windows/gaming and a K750 for work on the mac. For work I much prefer the K750.
435.
by softawre 9y ago
OP is providing feedback on the project just like you are providing feedback on OP's comment.
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by softawre 9y ago
I figured Glassdoor was not crazy! You have to wonder, if most people who say things like "You only make 200k, you should try $x" are such great developers that they don't realize they are unique, or if they are full of it.
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by softawre 9y ago
> myself an average to slightly above-average developer His point was that everybody thinks this about themselves. This is the "I'd rate myself about a 8/10" thing.
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by softawre 9y ago
Maybe true. But if you save 20% of your income for retirement at either job, and would go retire in Florida or some constant place after you are done working, you'll have a lot more money to retire to if you work in a high COL area wi
439.
by softawre 9y ago
Are "average" developers really making much more than 200k/year in base/signing in those cities?
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by softawre 9y ago
The more correct way to say it is that you should be paid based on what value you expect to bring to the company in the future. Value you have brought to them in the past is a good indicator but there are others.
441.
by softawre 9y ago
Are you making the argument for being a shitty employee allaround?
442.
by softawre 9y ago
> You are absolutely satisfied with all aspects of your job, including your salary... right up until the moment you hand your boss a letter of resignation. Would you give this advice in reverse too? Ignoring lawsuits for a minute, as a
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by softawre 9y ago
Agree. This is why Typescript/Flow became so popular, because they break the build if the "doc" isn't right.
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by softawre 9y ago
Super interesting, thanks for typing this all out.
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by softawre 9y ago
> the goal being to get as quickly as possible to the point where one no longer requires employment. Most people don't have this goal. I personally have it (FI/RE), but most don't, even most software engineers. This is p
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by softawre 9y ago
He is just saying ask for a raise before you go solicit offers from other companies.
447.
by softawre 9y ago
Thank you for explaining!
448.
by softawre 9y ago
Funny, I've always thought the hardest thing about being an engineering manager is that by default all software engineers think they automatically know way more about everything than their management.
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by softawre 9y ago
Can you explain why considering the dollar amounts that would earn interest equal to subscription costs has any relevancy into how much these services cost? Or put another way -- what?
450.
by softawre 9y ago
Yes! This is the guys point. I am probably a millennial by some definitions, but I can't stand the complainer variety that just beg for something to bitch about. Yeah, it's not as easy as it was before for the most part. But you

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