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by tester34 6y ago
>Employees’ desire to work for organizations whose values align with their own has been growing for some time. Weird. I or We, here in Eastern Europe do not talk about politics in work "seriously", just sometimes more or less r
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by tester34 6y ago
Of course Russians That happens when it is legal to hack/steal/cause damage to people from other countries
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by tester34 6y ago
There is difference between equipment like electronics or some shit (taking stuff that going to be destroyed) and... vaccines for deadly stuff that people NEED/MUST receive LOL
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by tester34 6y ago
>They have monorepo with custom build infra, which makes integrating any third_party code pretty hard. Why would it be significantly harder than creating new project?
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by tester34 6y ago
>High Performance Browser Networking Looks interesting, thanks.
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by tester34 6y ago
timestamp?
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by tester34 6y ago
> If they don't remove anything they get blasted for hosting violence and abuse What makes you think so? There's violence and abuse everywhere on Facebook I guess
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by tester34 6y ago
Watching events in USA in last month makes me really worried about relying on computer related stuff from US. Trump's Social Medias, Parler with AWS and the rest, Reddit Warning to WSB so they had to close for a few hour(s), Discord Ba
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by tester34 6y ago
Relying on USA based IT seems to be very poor choice
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by tester34 6y ago
I disagree I hate reading pseudocode because I do always have to wonder "what the person writting this had actually on their mind" an actual source code is literally what's going on.
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by tester34 6y ago
there are 4.3 milion of those "self-proclaimed retards" Do you think they'd try to gamble 2-4 milions users?
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by tester34 6y ago
basing on those UI screens, then why research is always associated with academia? there's a lot of strong people especially in CS who do not work with academia and still work on interesting stuff
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by tester34 6y ago
>Edge on linux has a Samsung-like dark mode (invert colors, but respect pictures) that does not require any extension, just commandline flags. >Anything like that on Firefox? Themes? I use the dark one
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by tester34 6y ago
IP may be very unreliable, so for some people it'd work pretty fine
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by tester34 6y ago
Why is it possible to detect whether you're using private mode or not? it's terrible, js shouldn't be aware of stuff like this.
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by tester34 6y ago
imagine if you used list[index] where index would be calculated if you misscalculated something and went on negative, then you'd have big exception/error, but when negative indices are viable, then the code will work fine
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by tester34 6y ago
>You pretty much know what you get when you hire a grad. I don't think so, seriously, unless it was top3 school in country then I think there can be very huge gap between grads.
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by tester34 6y ago
You have to attach that "JWT token" (heh) with e.g JS which makes it vulnerable to XSS, doesn't it?
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by tester34 6y ago
Why would you want to go to college, have huge debt and learn things (CS) that's avaliable on the internet for free? even courses from an actual edu institutions like mit, stanford and so on The only thing I think is knowning people fr
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by tester34 6y ago
because when you misscalculate the index, then it will not crash, but use the wrong one I'm getting this right?
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by tester34 6y ago
yeye, "HN" tends to abstract everything to the point that sometimes I do wonder how Java is not the church language of HN, also I do wonder whether people here still write code, or just became "architects". So, there&#x2
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by tester34 6y ago
sounds like a great way to introduce bugs
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by tester34 6y ago
go to the dentist instantly or you'll have to pay even more in the future
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by tester34 6y ago
blogs of strong people, forums tend to be good too
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by tester34 6y ago
>...and LZ is such a simple algorithm - then you have monsters like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_numeral_systems
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by tester34 6y ago
>I loved developing all kinds of command line and UI tools for Windows, so I might be a little biased, but I found the Linux equivalents..well..not as easy and straightforward to say the least. Well, I think very often commands have very
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by tester34 6y ago
> or saying that something can be done more efficiently with Windows are people here this naive?
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by tester34 6y ago
>^H^H^H^H hmm?
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by tester34 6y ago
because stuff like this in facebook's case is tinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy percent meanwhile what % of parler's stuff all those "bad" things are?
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by tester34 6y ago
how about researchers making less than jr dev barely out of school?

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