vsareto

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by vsareto 6y ago
There's room for lifestyle companies which work a low amount of hours. I'd totally take 20 hour weeks for a 50% pay cut, for example. I think this is really what the OP wants, but it can be hard to find because the 40 hour work we
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by vsareto 6y ago
Well the label could be anything and the same problems are still around. The same goes for being labeled a software craftsman or not. There's enough flexibility in how we assess peoples' skill that I can accidentally get the label
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by vsareto 6y ago
It's definitely possible with drugs :)
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by vsareto 6y ago
But this set of conditions may not be widely accepted. Say I had all those traits and you decided I was a 10x and now I've got my shiny label and I'm happy. Then I come across someone else with a stricter definition and more requi
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by vsareto 6y ago
If the 10x and gatekeeping people want to give us methods for getting to 10x productivity/skill, I'm all for it. But articles and threads like these always fail to give up a method of reliably training that quality and accurately
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by vsareto 6y ago
>One other neat thing about _ is it will reliably select the whole token when you double click on it Shout out and kudos to whomever brought that up
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by vsareto 6y ago
I don't have a stash or anything, so I mean this only helpfully, but https://www.google.com/search?q=eve+online+propaganda looks to have some interesting stuff
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by vsareto 6y ago
>We’ve got you covered* >*Applies to regular full-time employees. >Don’t buy that dinner, don’t buy those school supplies, don’t buy those gifts because you won’t have that almost $500 you paid in dues. WHY NOT save the money and g
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by vsareto 6y ago
We should just start selling PGP private keys. NFTaaS
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by vsareto 6y ago
This is starting to no longer be true. We've held Angular/React in the top spots for a while now. Vue is probably next in line. However, both front-end and back-end are substantial enough now and have enough frameworks and environ
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by vsareto 6y ago
I think it's deceptive to put it at 99.9%. That might be true for oxycontin abuse now since law enforcement started acting, but not necessarily so for doctors that brush away minority concerns or women's concerns or are just ignor
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by vsareto 6y ago
$50k seems super low considering where Outlook is though. The exploit author hints at RCE being a possibility.
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by vsareto 6y ago
They refer to time as shifts as well, presumably since work is so crucial. So it seems to imply the shifts are a regular length of time, so a "day" for a worker would be from the beginning of their shift to the beginning of their
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by vsareto 6y ago
They're never going to shut it down in the US. Too many people posted incriminating stuff during Jan. 6th. It's way too useful to turn it off.
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by vsareto 6y ago
Writing some test software based on Martian time might be a good way to prevent some DateTime issues when we do start living there.
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by vsareto 6y ago
While we're at it, send a note if you don't think someone is a good fit
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by vsareto 6y ago
Their idea of average is going to be unique to that company. If they've got some objective test that ranks you accurately, they've got a multi-billion dollar process on their hands. If we had this test, we'd know what to trai
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by vsareto 6y ago
>but some months ago I decided to go to work on a proper medium software company. I'm barely sure what that actually means in practice, day-to-day. If that's really what it is, they should know how to help you get up to speed a
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by vsareto 6y ago
>These studies almost never ask questions like "Are you being abused by your parents?" or "Have you been molested?" Wouldn't there be worse behavior problems than internet bullying if that was the case? Like, phy
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by vsareto 6y ago
I feel like we're overestimating the value of generating text and selectively picking out things that sound good. This is up for debate, but you'd probably do better to read actual authors and pick things up from them and maybe ma
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by vsareto 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the only way the world's direction changes suddenly (and for the better) is if someone drops a nuke on Davos during a conference. This nihilism does no one any favors of course. I just think we're no where nea
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by vsareto 6y ago
10 years from now, someone else will be looking on whatever you were able to do with envy... well, maybe.
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by vsareto 6y ago
80/20 feels outdated based on the last 10-15 years. It feels like it should be 70/30 or even 60/40. Worse things keep happening and we just keep not suffering the doomsday, societal-collapsing scenarios. We keep getting new t
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by vsareto 6y ago
>Honk! We finally found out who runs GooseInfosec!
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by vsareto 6y ago
A few people ITT seem to think FI people just do nothing all day. I'm kinda wondering if you folks know of anything but work.
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by vsareto 6y ago
SRP is vague because it really depends on how your team prefers to draw boundaries around the responsibilities. Some places choose to have meatier responsibilities (an entire ETL pipeline as one class), or prefer smaller responsibilities (s
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by vsareto 6y ago
>Once I’m done, then what? At the present, I don’t have a clear picture of how to transition from studying to working with brain-computer interfaces. Buy some BCIs and reverse engineer them, possibly. Maybe try to improve them. You might
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by vsareto 6y ago
>Guessing it's bc one-liners are easier to write than for loops in the console. Firefox has a pretty good multi-line editor now if anyone was looking for that
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by vsareto 6y ago
>Rant: If you are not an IT person and need to work with Excel and PowerPoint for the next 20 years then ffs sit down and learn the in-depth tools and tricks in the tools over the span of two weekends. Until the IT people decide to chang
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by vsareto 6y ago
Gorilla habitat space stations, clearly! Just think of the scientific progress.

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