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It already is, taking into account differences in income.
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Immigration support. Decent salary. A big name on a resume that can be leveraged into a better, well paying job. Remember, people who are content don’t leave reviews. I worked with Amazon a lot over the years. There are people there who hav
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Construction methods and quality vary a lot. Older concrete and brick multistory apartment buildings generally have excellent soundproofing. Wooden apartment buildings, like five-over-one or 3-4 story all wood apartment buildings, not so mu
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The standards are not nearly the same. A team-internal Loom is not intended to be a viral polished social media clip. Here's a sample scenario from one of my previous jobs: a PR is not getting reviews. After a day I record a three-minu
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I have a 13 Mini. The battery is typically at 30-50% in the evening. Generally never have to worry about the charge during the day. Perhaps it's time to replace the battery if it's at 80% of health or below? If I travel and have t
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I try my hardest to design practical interviews when hiring. It takes time, but the results are worth it. For example, if you're an Ops style person, you would be SSHing onto a server or troubleshooting a configuration management syste
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- writing skills - visualization / explanation skills - speaking to a small group of peers all of these are _highly_ relevant to programming in a team beyond the senior level
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I agree with this take. Most questions were very obvious when thought about from the angle of "what is the intent of the rule", which is likely to be "let people enjoy the park by not allowing large, noisy, smelly conveyances
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You are suggesting two approaches, one (or even both) of which are not feasible. The problem with protecting everyone's data equally (and the point of why EU courts are rejecting the current regime) is that national laws override compa
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Indeed, the sell is so tough that it is currently the law (2019-2025, up to C$75 digital news subscription credit). https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individ...
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It is misleading to call email a plaintext protocol, because most email operations are encrypted in current practice (same as web browsing, despite HTTP 1 being a plaintext protocol). SMTP (the delivery email protocol) began supporting encr
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> I trust Google security to protect Google, not me. For example by blocking my account. Any company will protect itself first. As they say in the VPN world, "nobody here is going to jail for your $5/month".
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If a doofus posts a password, the doofus gets to run the password rotation runbook for that service, done. If the runbook is too long, a PR to automate it is a great alternative. In one particularly unfortunate case I can recall, the same e
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1Password, nothing else is close in UX and maturity. Cost is lower with Bitwarden, but for corporate use it doesn't matter. Using 1Password for 2FA reduces it to 1FA (owning a single developer's machine gains access to both the pa
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The impetus to write the article seems to be Rubocop, whose rules are suggesting a specific way of doing things. But specific instances of a specific rule can be overridden, and if a rule proves itself to be more trouble than it's wort
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In Canada, there's a lot that feels very positive at the moment. - Recruiters being very open about the salary range. This is a change from even a few years back, where there would be endless back and forth of "who calls the numbe
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This might also be related to end-of-year slowdown and budget cycle exhaustion for companies whose financial year (FY) aligns with the calendar. There is still hiring happening between US Thanksgiving and the New Year but so many people are
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I'm a long time user of Trello. After the acquisition, Atlassian foisted their login system on Trello users, but otherwise didn't substantially degrade the product. The integration with other Atlassian services improved. There is
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I remember seeing probably the exact same discussion on HN maybe five years back s/Rust/Go. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Tonal ( https://tonal.com ) | DevOps, Engineering, Managers, Marketing, Hardware, Product, Data Science, Cybersecurity... | Full time, ONSITE or US/Canada REMOTE depending on role. Tonal is the smartest home gym and personal
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And if they aren't willing to even write it into the initial offer (despite how toothless that promise is in the long term in the US legal system), you know they aren't really serious about remote.
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Tonal ( https://tonal.com ) | DevOps, Engineering, Managers, Marketing, Hardware, Product, Data Science, Cybersecurity... | Full time, ONSITE or US/Canada REMOTE depending on role. Tonal is the smartest home gym and personal
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I tried using Barrier in a fairly complex setup (Linux, Windows, Mac with all of them being sometimes unavailable). Found some annoying UX issues (Windows privileged/login screen kicks the mouse back into the original position on a dif
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A big city location might cease being an advantage for work, but culture/social/dating life is richer in a city and I don't anticipate that materially changing (unless the Metaverse comes along much sooner and better than one
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> Don't write internal cli tools in python A lot of the advice is good but I take an issue with this one. With poetry and docker, packaging Python apps for easy consumption is a non-issue. Same for Ruby. If you can get your team to
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Tonal ( https://tonal.com ) | DevOps, Engineering, Managers, Marketing, Hardware, Product, Data Science... | Full time ONSITE (currently working from home, most in SF or TO, some NYC) Tonal is the smartest home gym and personal tr