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by tayo42 1y ago
What are you opting out of?
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by tayo42 1y ago
I feel like beer and alcohol is on a decline. People don't like expensive cocktails. Maybe ask to share a joint? Lol
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by tayo42 1y ago
Something like pep8 is useful. I get what poster means. Everytime I come back to rust I find it hard to know what the latest thing and way to do something is.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Sure I don't think you'll build a following just here if that's what you mean, but there is an audience. If you have the skill and technical knowledge to have articles hit the front page you will get a decent amount of views.
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by tayo42 1y ago
I had a post here sit at #1 once for a day, I had 200k views from it. I think an ad would have been $2k? Not to bad I think
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by tayo42 1y ago
> One of the biggest misconceptions I see from job seekers, especially younger ones, is to equate a job interview to a test at school, assuming that there is some objective bar and if you pass it then you must be hired. It's simply
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by tayo42 1y ago
2 dollars and a 12 hour time difference with a full day between messages in conversations.
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by tayo42 1y ago
More or less my experience too. But at the same time, I doubt there is anything special about me or my US born coworkers. We aren't superior just because of the continent we live in. But offshore work is almost as a rule terrible quali
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by tayo42 1y ago
Your making 7 figures? What is left in career growth. You beat the corporate game at that point.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Why does the reporting chain matter? They're separate roles and jobs so the manager is leveled differently. If I'm a jr engineer reporting to a director does that give me more authority then a staff engineer reporting to a manger?
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by tayo42 1y ago
Ic role has bigger scope of projects. Makes technical decisions. They're not writing performance reports or doing any people management tasks.
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by tayo42 1y ago
This hasn't been true in a lot of companies for like my entire career. You can move up as an ic. Titles like Staff, senior staff principal. A Staff and Sr manager would be paid the same
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by tayo42 1y ago
You need to mount and unmount fikesystems to do that. Take a look at the library mentioned,afero, and you'll see how nice it handles working with the file system in tests. You can have everything in memory, and a whole new fs in each t
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by tayo42 1y ago
Permissions are usually more strict then a hobby projects. So you can't just be writing and leaving things all over the file system without the possibility of failure. Or maybe your using drives over a network and randomly your tests w
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by tayo42 1y ago
>Eat trash, be free, test directly against the filesystem. Why not. You might run into weird environment or permission issues when you run your tests in a ci job. Omg, the comment about getting lectured. Relatable about anything testing
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by tayo42 1y ago
This is one nice thing about go. I think was trying to test something in Rust and I was surprised by how many people were OK with using real file's for unit testing. It seems like a massive oversight for being able to use rust in a cor
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by tayo42 1y ago
Some language with rust features minus memory and lifetime management and gos gc and stdlib would be possibly the language I've been waiting for.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Refcel didn't work? Or rc?
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by tayo42 1y ago
>S3 is the right choice for causal users. It's so simple for storing and serving a static website. Are there good and cheap alternatives?
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by tayo42 1y ago
Don't get what people mean by jerking chicken when they make jerk chicken. Just applying spices I guess?
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by tayo42 1y ago
For anything else you might use ruby for you can use python, so you might as well just use python. If rails is the best at making web apps, and other ecosystems in other languages maybe get you 90% of the way, might as well use something el
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by tayo42 1y ago
I don't think the Sims had that
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by tayo42 1y ago
Hoping people stumble on to page 3 of Google to find your thing isn't sustainable so you need some kind of advertising. You need someway to get whatever your selling into a place where people buy things
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by tayo42 1y ago
You have to advertise to some degree otherwise no one will even know what your product is
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by tayo42 1y ago
You can turn that off and allow global packages again if you want. Or install it with the os package manager or something simmilar
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by tayo42 1y ago
I wish I could actually confirm this for my self somehow. But I do have a feeling it's somewhat right. I had a meeting with canonical once, I thought it was kind of weird that everyone on the other side of the call went through their h
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by tayo42 1y ago
> A very large number of people dread Monday, and that's not because they show up Monday morning and bring all their creativity and brilliance. It's because it's clocking in and clocking out on a job they'd rather not
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by tayo42 1y ago
I would probably adjust my original post to say you cant better without useful feedback. I always ask for feedback after an interview, its almost always useless. And conflicting between company interviews. Its pretty rare for me to totally
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by tayo42 1y ago
can an llm do citations and bibliography without hallucinating? This seems pretty easy to verify and hard to cheat with.
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by tayo42 1y ago
Poorly is different then hitting 90% (maybe?) of the way there but still rejected. Or conflicting responses from different interviews. Like you did great on the coding then the next company thinks you did poorly.

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