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by vsareto 5y ago
Tell your browser to reopen the tabs it had when it exits. Try looking into these settings as well: https://www.windowsdigitals.com/windows-10-reopen-applicatio...
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by vsareto 5y ago
I've gotten laptops shipped that supposedly had a signature required, but they ended up leaving it at the door anyway. Then the signature on the order shows a misspelled version of my name. I guess it just doesn't matter to them.
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by vsareto 5y ago
I feel like this has just been a casino built with entertainment and memes from the last 10 years. No one wants the old school casino experience of smoke-filled rooms, classic table games, and shows any more. We just want to buy random toke
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by vsareto 5y ago
Are you ADHD or autistic at all?
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by vsareto 5y ago
All my NFT owner homies don't even use mice any more. We have VR workstations now. You right-click to save images? I save entire 3D models. /lazy-sarcasm
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by vsareto 5y ago
I thought we were calling us plumbers >:(
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by vsareto 5y ago
>and they just don't have nontrivial answers. Yeah, because you can have a career where you're just gluing stuff together to make business apps for, usually, simple business problems. You're looking for craftsmen but you&#
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by vsareto 5y ago
This isn't about studying and going through it once - you have to study it, go through it with most companies you interview with, and then re-study it once you've not done it in your job for a while. It isn't about putting in
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by vsareto 5y ago
Ah yes, the new junior developer technical interview
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by vsareto 5y ago
That stuff almost seems like toil these days
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by vsareto 5y ago
>I once killed a $125M deal by being “too honest” >“They are hands down better than us." Uh, I'm pretty sure he meant what he said, with the second being a solid assertion. He didn't dance around it, he literally meant
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by vsareto 5y ago
I wonder how many times there were pep-talks with the LinkExchange engineering team about how everyone was great. Idk, maybe the twitter OP told their engineering team they were worse than Viaweb every day via automated, department-wide ema
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by vsareto 5y ago
He compared engineers he's worked with to engineers he hasn't worked with (Viaweb) and said they were better. How did he know they were better? Is he just better at assessing engineering talent than the rest of us? You're ass
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by vsareto 5y ago
How do you have integrity when you throw your own engineers under the bus?
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by vsareto 5y ago
A few others: * pro labs, which are more in depth than the regular boxes and likely have multiple targets * job postings, which I assume employers pay to post * academy, which is more guided training than the regular boxes * T-shirts and sw
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by vsareto 5y ago
1. Learn to build things 2. Learn to hack them 3. Build tools to hack things (or learn existing ones, e.g. https://github.com/GhostPack and https://github.com/cobbr/Covenant for you .NET folks) Going f
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by vsareto 5y ago
There's been decades to make a decent and well recognized credential like lawyers/doctors but the industry was having none of it, so I guess we are getting "commoditized".
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by vsareto 5y ago
>If it were really that valuable to human progress The issue here is resting that value judgment on a small number of people (in this example, one person: Edison) to determine if it's valuable to human progress. They could be malici
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by vsareto 5y ago
If this is a phrase to unlock a bitcoin account with 1000 bitcoins in it, then you can easily convince people to try and brute force it. Do you have Amouranth's or xQcOW's salted hash from this leak? Might be worth trying to brute
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by vsareto 5y ago
Just spend 2 minutes and change your password instead of spending 2 minutes thinking about whether you should.
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by vsareto 5y ago
At least the AI won’t be tempted to be clever with its code unless we tell it to
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by vsareto 5y ago
>Is this really 2021? Spoiler: we'll still be finding this stuff in 2040
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by vsareto 5y ago
>Higher orbit junk is what really matters, and will require much more delta-v to reach, and then again to de-orbit after "docking". Wait, why? The lower orbit stuff traverses less space so it's easier to make it more dense
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by vsareto 5y ago
I've never made a phony diagnosis or incorrectly prescribed anti-psychotics in my life or made any medical errors of any kind so clearly I'm perfect. You should trust me when I say that you should get vaccinated.
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by vsareto 5y ago
You just let him walk and didn't call the cops?
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by vsareto 5y ago
OP could be a lot of things, however, I'm going to go with OP being "likely employable in the future" due to having a PhD and being currently employed with a near-Google salary. Don't be an asshole.
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by vsareto 5y ago
There's a couple of constraints here that seem to be dominating your decisions. One: early retirement Two: the idea that the recruiter was right about not being able to find the money elsewhere You have a PhD in Computer Science , one
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by vsareto 5y ago
I mean, I'm not shocked that people that can fall for flat earth, reptile, and Q conspiracies can't accurately interpret some technical text
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by vsareto 5y ago
Pretty sure I could retire if I was a lobbyist and this is the only issue I worked on Apple's about to turn some money faucets on
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by vsareto 5y ago
Yeah, ultimatums kinda suck as a negotiation tool for employees. High risk, low reward most of the time. I would replace it with explaining that the pay cut makes you unhappy and/or makes the position less appealing. Make it an assessm

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