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tayo42
11mo ago
Help with what?
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11mo ago
I did a couple months ago. i did like 4 of them. you want me to screenshot my interview schedules or something? I'm not one of these "use your network people", im to introverted for that. I cold apply through companies sites.
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11mo ago
I'll disagree, it's important to know the extent of what the bad market is. No replies in months means something else is up. The job market is bad but people are still getting jobs and interviews. Months of silence is not normal I
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11mo ago
Your resume isn't that good then, or your leaving out information about your situation. I give 1-2 interviews a week right now for SRE jobs that pay mid 200s Job markets bad but you should be getting some calls atleast
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1y ago
Tests help make sure that the intent is to just bubble up the error. What if someone in the future is comes in and modifies that to add some complexity somehow or changes it to log and continue. Tests will catch that behavior
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tayo42
1y ago
>They spent time learning from all the players and can now fast follow into every market. Google has never successfully done that? Maybe once?
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1y ago
Your just moving the problem one layer up. You still need to write a test for how it all comes together and you should write tests for your error handling. You need a mock to respond with an error.
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1y ago
You would be otherwise just benchmarking the slow service if you benchmarked it any other way
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1y ago
Kind of agree, as I was reading it I basically thought that sucks idk what you could do. Let alone get in touch with the fbi. In my mind they're an organization that will get in touch with you, but you don't really call in. Til I
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1y ago
Except for ruby on rails the industry pretty much has
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1y ago
They saved a little under 3k and were motivated by the aws outage
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1y ago
It doesn't seem bad, (though with some of rewrite of the std library? It doesn't seem quite ready) Im just not sure when I'll reach for it. I guess I'm comfortable enough with rust and both seem like languages that compi
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1y ago
With all the hn hype around zig I ended up going through the docs and some example code and felt the same way. I'm not totally sure where this fits into my tool box of languages.
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1y ago
Wikipedia is usually close enough and most users don't require perfection for their "facts" Ive noticed things like gemini summaries on Google searches are also generally close enough.
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tayo42
1y ago
Job markets are bad for everyone though
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1y ago
You can do this on windows with wsl now too and have a more hackable machine that could dual boot in the future if wsl doesn't cut it
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1y ago
Maybe there's a better word for it. I'd put it in a class of things like firefighters, police departments, life guards. Utilities should be there.
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tayo42
1y ago
Why would it be better to have this job be driven by profit? It's a service provided to the public. Seems like a natural fit for being run by government. The only thing is this funding situation for this government is dumb. Otherwise w
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1y ago
That's crazy? Once a week for 10 years? Everyday for almost 2?
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tayo42
1y ago
People (and companies) need to be incentived some how to write and share.
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tayo42
1y ago
To tag on iirc Hawaiians used to take multiple month breaks from working hard when they were done harvesting
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tayo42
1y ago
What's an alternative though. It's easy to be critical and not solve people's problems
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1y ago
Red and swing states all voted overwhelmingly towards democrats tn though
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1y ago
You can't really review this. Rubber stamp it or reject it.
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1y ago
Which numbers are at all time highs. Is that really representative of what people mean by tech? Or does that include companies that happen to make software?
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1y ago
That's never how layoffs are done. If you survive them your workload just increases and the employees picked are based on nothing or something arbitrary. Then your company has a reputation for being unreliable for stable employment and
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1y ago
Have you looked for a software job in the last few years? It's worse then 10 years ago. Idk why everyone who comments on the job market only looks back to the covid year
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1y ago
The decision to layoff has side effects beyond net income on a balance sheet.
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1y ago
The job market is terrible, pay is stagnate and remote work is being taken away and the biggest companies despite profits are laying off large amounts of people. I don't think that's fud
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1y ago
I guess if you have money to burn that works. Shopping around for flights can save hundreds though or hours of time on the travel days
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