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by vsareto 5y ago
I think if we want to go down the intuition route, we should compare people who don't have a partner/kids and the kind of relationship (good or bad). Are you alone and happier on the device or the real world? Do you hate your part
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by vsareto 5y ago
Anyone know if scale(0) shares any properties with the other methods to hide things in CSS? https://stackoverflow.com/a/34529598 I'm guessing it still takes space, is in flow, and takes clicks?
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by vsareto 5y ago
>If the boss can’t see you, then they may suspect employees are slacking off at home. If they think employees can't slack off while they're watching, they're probably making too much money for what little management skills
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by vsareto 5y ago
It's great if it stops at dialogue and they don't force you to stay on the no-code platform. It kinda sucks we need to develop products to convince people that hired us that we might know a thing or two about building software
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by vsareto 5y ago
Fairly sure criminals can't prove the efficient market hypothesis either. You still want to catch the dumb ones.
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by vsareto 5y ago
How do you simultaneously know what bit shifting is but then not know that you can easily avoid it completely for a career?
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by vsareto 5y ago
If they are just looking to sell things to make money without regard to quality, then they're probably right. People underestimate how large of a market that is.
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by vsareto 5y ago
I don't think pay increase will help stagnation. Maybe picking projects will if the company has enough variety. The best cure for stagnation I've found is to take long breaks and get into something else.
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by vsareto 5y ago
>I’ve watched talented engineers leave companies for greener pastures after painfully short tenures. I’m even guilty of this myself — I left an amazing company after less than two years to join Ethena as VP of Engineering. Engineers can
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by vsareto 5y ago
This incentivizes employers to pay more per hour, otherwise people won’t work reduced hours for the same rate
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by vsareto 5y ago
>2) you can learn, i.e. those ridiculous questions; So why do I have to re-prove this at every new job? It's not obvious enough I can learn if I've learned a programming language or framework in the past? Do companies have some
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by vsareto 5y ago
This is likely an unpopular opinion, but cubicles are usually great only for folks who have never really experienced anything else.
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by vsareto 5y ago
This stuff probably gets easy once you have 20 years of experience you can show to potential clients like he does. Once you have that, you can attract other senior people to your lifestyle business, which seems like what has happened: http
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by vsareto 5y ago
If you see anyone trying to make a joke about penetration testing and penetration, stay well the fuck away and tell everyone you know to stay well the fuck away. Not only are they being inappropriate by trying it with people at a security e
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by vsareto 5y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2021/jul/29/covid-v...
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by vsareto 5y ago
>Don't want folks evicted? Give poor folks money so they can pay their rent or move to a cheaper place and pay rent etc etc. They are literally doing that: https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/coronavirus&#x2
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by vsareto 5y ago
How easy is it to debug something in Bubble for a dev and non-dev? They're using Javascript for the custom code part of the platform. Is it the same for the no code part?
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by vsareto 5y ago
What companies do those things? That actually sounds like fun. The Star Wars lingo probably gets old though. It should really be Expanse lingo if they want to stay cool.
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by vsareto 5y ago
Compared to the engineers, it does sound accurate. I couldn't claim to know anything serious about medicine by reading Wikipedia compared to a practicing doctor. Disingenuous title? Well yeah. The author does sales.
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by vsareto 5y ago
>The promise of the ACCESS Act is an internet where if you don’t like a big platform’s moderation policies, if you think they’re too tolerant of abusers or too quick to kick someone off for getting too passionate during a debate, you can
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by vsareto 5y ago
You're not just finding functions, but also how to affect memory, bypass security controls, and many other things to get a stable exploit I kinda feel like you the other poster suggesting to just search source code learned basic buffer
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by vsareto 5y ago
I'll never not be impressed by the people who can find stuff like this
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by vsareto 5y ago
>A lot of developers only know the new, needlessly complicated ways of doing things. Yeah that was inevitable in an industry that moves quickly, likes new stuff, and prefers fast, superficial learning when that's all you need to get
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by vsareto 5y ago
I don't think the guy who is going to space really cares about getting his ego massaged by commercials.
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by vsareto 5y ago
Does opening windows help at all? If so, might be the air in your home also contributing
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by vsareto 5y ago
Yeah, SmartRent Here's the wording if you're interested: https://i.imgur.com/qF22wG9.jpg Plus even though it says "If you elect to purchase..." half-way down, I basically had no option but to walk away f
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by vsareto 5y ago
How much is the technology around this mentioned in the lease agreement? My current complex specified that I had to supply internet and some other things for their smart hub service, although that turned out to not be the case (it's no
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by vsareto 5y ago
>I've also been religiously recycling in my personal life but every now and then I read articles about even recycling from a lot of places ending up in landfills which really frustrates me as it takes away any agency I really have o
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by vsareto 5y ago
yeah, it's cited in the paper: [4] C. Domas. Breaking the x86 ISA. https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-17/thursday/us-17-Domas-Bre... , Jul. 2017.
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by vsareto 5y ago
Oh good lord, just when I think I've found the perfect job, you have to go and shatter my comfortable illusions!

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