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by tolbish 5y ago
Because far up the comment tree, referrals were confused with "some recruiter said I should interview for a job".
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by tolbish 5y ago
I think if a reader is not very familiar with awk they probably wouldn't be familiar enough with regular expressions to understand the magic of what the author is accomplishing. I could see this being insanely helpful if the regexes we
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by tolbish 5y ago
An actual referral for an "industry rockstar" would catapult them past the first few rounds of interviewing.
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by tolbish 5y ago
What punishment would be harsh enough in your eyes for the grave mistake of correcting a wrong memory?
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by tolbish 5y ago
Some see children as a means to an end, unfortunately.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Tabbed browsing and incognito mode were incredibly innovative. edit - Looks like Firefox introduced both. But Chrome was incredible in comparison at the time. I recall thinking Firefox was no longer worth it. I made the move back to Firefox
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by tolbish 5y ago
How much more easily digestible can you get than this? https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different...
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by tolbish 5y ago
Some companies love to claim how much they embrace diversity yet refuse to believe that it's better for some employees to work from home. There is a large range of neurodiverse personalities that thrive in environments they can control
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by tolbish 5y ago
So their aim is to solve the societal problem of "How can we monetize the concept of FOMO". I see why it is both popular yet despised.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Proof of effective taxes paid as per your tax bracket
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by tolbish 5y ago
Did you read his actual explanation or just a sensationalized news headline of what he said?
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by tolbish 5y ago
Surely enough, the people at Disaster Radio [0] are passionately working on this very problem. [0] https://disaster.radio/
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by tolbish 5y ago
Wouldn't the OS code doing the privilege checking be susceptible to vulnerabilities?
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by tolbish 5y ago
Is that the mean age or the median age? The article doesn't really provide a source.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Isn't this exactly how it works in the majority of western European and Scandinavian countries?
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by tolbish 5y ago
making bread is messy*. Looks like I missed the edit window.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Fresh baked bread honestly is one of the most delicious things you can eat. Most bread makers have guides for 12 grain recipes.
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by tolbish 5y ago
As someone that made okay bread/buns/rolls/dough by hand, switching to a bread maker makes me never want to go back. I can appreciate the by-hand techniques and customization you can do, but "that one thing" you spe
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by tolbish 5y ago
Flour and yeast flew off the shelves at the very beginning of the pandemic before depression could set in.
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by tolbish 5y ago
These frivolous bakers would love to become serious bakers. The shortage of baking ingredients caused by the shutdown just means that people really like to bake if they have the time and energy.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Senior engineers with a proven track record of success will be fine. Mid/junior level engineers will not be so lucky.
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by tolbish 5y ago
Suggesting following site guidelines is a far cry from "moderating the internet". I don't understand the need for hyperbole.
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by tolbish 5y ago
That sounds like a dreadful work environment you've got there. Some workplaces encourage communication with management, provided it's done respectfully.
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by tolbish 5y ago
There are plenty of such threads: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23086452 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25168589 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24452280 This thread was i
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by tolbish 5y ago
Seems strange to comment that you can't wait to go back in a discussion about people who don't want to go back to the office. Surely you meant to post in one of the other dozens of WFH threads?
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by tolbish 5y ago
And it's about time
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by tolbish 5y ago
Would you say it is also your job to not question things like diversity initiatives?
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by tolbish 5y ago
https://www.quora.com/Does-Apples-processor-or-any-other-har...
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by tolbish 5y ago
So Google recruiters are telling interviewees in the US that they do not need to move to an office location? From what I understand, you still need to relocate if you get a job offer.
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by tolbish 5y ago
The Ebola outbreak should have primed us for this.

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