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soneca
4y ago
It took me 8 months for my first job as software developer when I was 37yo, self-taught. I wrote about the decision, the learning process, the job hunt, if anyone is interested. https://rodrigohgpontes.github.io/
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4y ago
It was cool to see your name when reading the post. I follow Manual do Usuário on Twitter and I liked it a lot. The podcast is great as well. Congrats on your work! I am also very happy with my iPhone SE 2nd gen. I only migrated from Androi
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4y ago
I don’t understand your last comment. I rule out precisely because they never were the best offer in the table for me. There are companies that do not pay location-adjusted salaries that pay better. I was able to get a job in those the last
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4y ago
It is odd that the whole dialog among very close teenage friends doesn't mention that it is the character's birthday at all. It is kind of clear in the episode that the writers just didn't realize it.
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4y ago
I am not competing on price. I compete o quality. In your analogy, I am someone who the company needs to “take a chance”, the company is risking hiring a worse employee because I don’t live in SF or the US. That’s not how I see it. The pand
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4y ago
That’s fine too. I just not trying to convince you of anything. You said you like Gitlab because they strongly promote remote work. I said I don’t like because they promote local salaries. That’s it, I wasn’t asking for your permission to t
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4y ago
What? I should not negotiate a better salary with a company on the belief that, in the long term, it will be better for… who? Overpay? How can I be overpaid if the company agrees to pay? Should I be more humble? Should I give up some part o
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4y ago
Gitlab advocates for paying local salaries. That’s actually against my “philosophy“ as you put it, as it is against my direct interest, being a non-US based software developer. Their way to promote remote work is, ironically, hurtful to my
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4y ago
Is this advice only to be hired by FAANG-like companies? It seems so.
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4y ago
It made sense to me. I was and their reply was talking about engineering jobs. I said that all these layoffs are not firing many, if any, software engineers. They replied that, while that’s true, tech companies are not firing software engin
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soneca
4y ago
As the large majority (if not all) of this year layoffs in tech companies, engineering is barely affected. > ”The Ottawa-based company will cut jobs in all its divisions, though most of the layoffs will occur in recruiting, support and
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4y ago
Can someone please explain to me (someone complete out of the world of chess) why he doesn’t like to compete in the World Championship but likes to compete in other tournaments?
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soneca
4y ago
I would imagine so. There is a lot of good things in SP, probably never heard of a lot of them.
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soneca
4y ago
So a recent thing indeed. Living in São Paulo I never heard of jambu (I also do not drink alcohol, and apparently it is more interesting to consume with alcohol, so it might explain).
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4y ago
> ”And personally, I greatly prefer this sort of frank talk to run-of-the-mill generic PR speak that usually comes from CEO interviews.” There is this desire for “authenticity” in the current zeitgeist. You see it everywhere, but mostl
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soneca
4y ago
That doesn’t solve the problem that after a few days of use my glasses are dirty.
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soneca
4y ago
Another vote for Iosevka. I learned about it here on HN. It is great because it is narrow but very clear and easy to read (and free). I like narrow because I like to use side-by-side panels in VSCode, so it fits more characters per line for
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4y ago
Brazil (I am assuming). Here, mainstream media (use Google translate to read it): https://g1.globo.com/rio-de-janeiro/noticia/2010/07/imagens-... The police officer quote mentions a series of similar att
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soneca
4y ago
They were definitely threatened and beat in Brazil several times at the beginning (I don’t recall anyone dying on the news, but I maybe it happened). The difference is that anyone could become a Uber driver, where not everyone could become
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soneca
4y ago
They said “let’s work together “ precisely to be able to sue and increase their chances of win for acting in good faith.
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4y ago
> ” falsely assuming that he is reacting to the tone of the comments” I think you are wrong. The assumption that he is reacting to the tone is correct. He explicitly said that he is closing comments due to personal attacks.
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4y ago
No, that’s not the problem. Not the problem that’s relevant to this discussion anyway. The problem is that people are either relentlessly telling him that they didn’t like the art or hatefully attacking him for choosing that art style. Hat
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4y ago
Not exactly what you asked and I am not sure how correct is this number [0], but it is said that the average Bitcoin purchase price is $21k. You can’t tell how many buyers are underwater from the average buying price being higher than curre
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4y ago
I am suspicious of that mirrored graph between Java and JavaScript. I see no real world reason for they behave in such symmetrical and substituting way month over month. Are you sure there is not a parsing error when analyzing those two lan
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4y ago
How do you jump from ”pure anecdotal evidence” to ”reduction of the GDP” ? This just seems too close to racist theories about why the north hemisphere is richer than the south. A lot of people confirming with anecdotes in the comments. C
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soneca
4y ago
Yep, Ron said it was in development for some time before the April 1st announcement.
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soneca
4y ago
Well, you can do something.
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soneca
4y ago
So, considering adaptation would take years and depending on widespread adoption, this seems a very useful tool to employ for some time. Very far from “stupid things humans do”.
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4y ago
> ”the birds will surely learn to ignore it” Why so sure? Did you read the papers and have any reasoning to why they will adapt?
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> ” I’m merely claiming that they have less cultural impact than at almost any point in modern history. To operate on the fringe is almost akin to wearing an invisibility cloak from one of those Harry Potter stories.” Despite this bein
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