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Snopes(snopes.com)
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Thanks for the answer! About 2. It's not only HN (but I get your point which is why it could be that they are less talked about and more used). Waht worries me is the LinkedIn job ads for clojurists.
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Ask HN: Is Clojure Dead?
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
You're not saying much so only general advice goes here. * Alan Watts (many talks in youtube). Dunno why but he has a soothing effect on me. * A minor natural calming pill helps with the sleep. Sleep helps with everything. * Some form
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Ask HN: Which functional language should a newbie start with?
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
>> The hiring market is way better for Rust because it's not mainstream. The ratio of C++/rust jobs where I am (EU country) is 5564/54. And these 54 jobs are mostly in cryptocurrencies.
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Ask HN: It's always the people isn't it?
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Ask HN: Where do all Clojure devs work?
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Ask HN: Cloud certifications and job prospects. Is there a real connection?
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What's the 3 most important books in IT published in last 5 years?
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
From the paper you link: "This article summarizes the practical and theoretical implications of 85 years of research in personnel selection. On the basis of meta-analytic findings, this article presents the validity of 19 selection pro
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Unless I'm desperate I'll never do an unpaid take home test again in my life. For me it has been a waste of time and hugely demoralizing. Best/worst story and the one that broke camel's back: at one uber-copycat company
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Ask HN: How do you decide which language/tech stack to learn?
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
A combination of things. My concerns are usually dismissed. When shit I predict actually happens there is no credit or even acknowledgement. At times I don't feel respected and when I raise it it is equally dismissed with a "grow
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Would you quit a job three months in?
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Rainwater everywhere on the planet unsafe to drink due to chemicals(phys.org)
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
I love their website. And I'm 100% serious about this.
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Ask HN: How would you handle pedantic code reviews?
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
You wouldn't torture him. You would just zero the probability of getting an offer. There's no SW house or colleague in his right mind that would want a developer that writes obfuscated and needlessly complex to understand code.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Yeah, he should know. There so much irony of this criticism coming from a guy that contributed to the max to the entropy of dubious and cargocult terms and "principles" in the field.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
Related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_childcare_benefits_scand... .
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
...worked in another place which didn't allow local code. It was the most horrible dev experience I had. Cannot fathom why google went that way too.
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by thisiswrongggg 4y ago
How many companies have written and still do write their very own IAM solution? Duplicating work and inefficiencies is at the core of modern IT production.