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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I have intermittent issues scrolling the fullstack job post ( https://bolt.com/jobs/fullstack-engineer ) in Chrome for iOS. Requesting the desktop site seemed to fix it. I was also able to get it working by randomly clic
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
This again? It's eerily similar to https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7452324 (sorry for the mobile link). Only one other comment mentions the bug from 2015 that surprise, crashes the phone in the same way. It l
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
From SVN I cut my teeth on Hg/Mercurial, which had a much simpler barrier to entry and feels more user friendly. Mercurial and git solve the same basic underlying problem, distributed repositories, but in the "next gen vcs war&quo
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I don't think I've seen a modern IDE that doesn't either have vi/emacs keybindings included or has a rich enough ecosystem for someone else to do so. I'm someone that cut my teeth in Linux, on many distros that neve
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
> 2nd year, I procrastinated, put in 50% effort, still outperformed my team mates. This echoes my response when I feel undervalued. The first year I give at least 100% to assess my impact compared to my peers. If I'm leaps and bound
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
This mirrored my experience joining a company when my prior PHP usage was also custom code. I struggled for about a month with the current workflow of writing code, pushing it live to a hidden test area, and then getting feedback from the c
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
It actually doesn't according to http://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/8804b49c23d620228... , though different PHP versions could produce different results.
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
Yeah pretty much. It's risky because type checking produces fatal errors that aren't always easy to trap properly. You don't realize how much a code base relies on PHPs type coercion until you add annotations and watch it blo
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I feel like this should be part of the stipulation. If we repeal net neutrality and you're caught degrading the internet further than it already is, you should be forced to pay all of that money back to the public. This seems to be the
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
A bit of anecdata: my second software only gig (started in IT) was offered a very lowball rate with a '90 day eval' to bump my pay that came and went. 12 weeks isn't 3 but it took getting another offer to get a raise I more t
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I feel like the last ditch effort is to go a step further. This may not be actually possible but if we could identify the leaders of the companies and people in the government that are for a restricted internet, blacking out their access as
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I have a specific example of one that bit me recently using Laravel, which has these doctrine dependencies upstream. On my mac I'm running php7.1 because it made sense as most of the code I write is served there now finally but there a
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
So far no one has mentioned something that has my tinfoil hat tingling like a mofo. With Net Neutrality being the uncertainty that it is, why would Disney choose to be potentially burdened like this? I see a few possible scenarios: 1) They
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
This entire post echoes my feelings precisely. My circadian rhythm makes getting ready before 10am a problem, much less making it to the office. I'm currently employed at a place that is relatively completely opposite of requiring a lo
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
This seems like the same list as https://jasonroell.com/2015/03/16/12-most-infuential-books-e... . The main differences seem to be the original source has pictures and the linkedin article has the honorable me
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
You may want a FAQ section or something that describes the onboarding process a little more in depth. My gut reaction when looking at the instructions is "Will it just send my information out the second I click submit?" then I rea
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by w0rd-driven 9y ago
I think understanding the value you're giving is key but it's somewhat of a black art. Freelance bidding sites that have something like 'build complete Facebook clone for $29.99' are a huge red flag to me. The client obv
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
The immediate information I found when doing that was that background checks, which almost always happen at least in Georgia, disclose the exact amount. I would rather just be honest and say I've been making below market rate and I&#x2
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I'm as far removed or more so but don't police have some form of this whenever they discharge their weapon? I realize that can't logistically happen very easily in a combat situation. I would at least hope there would be the
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I can see why you'd wanna go to something like DO/Linode for that. It's a relatively fixed cost up front. This is all anecdotal but at work we recently switched from marketing sites/blogs on internal infrastructure to fa
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
This is sadly rife for abuse. Why hire anyone? You can just string enough candidates along to possibly not work a full solution but it could be a first line or give you a fair number of prototypes. Granted I don't know that this could
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I don't know if I would call it better or worse, it's more about preferred workflow. I'm typing this on a MBP and I have a fleet of VMs specifically because I'm tired of playing the platform game. I can configure a VM sp
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I didn't want to comment on this but my friend and I went through a batch and we could pretty much say the exact same thing. I wouldn't say the advocate wasn't terribly helpful. I blame it on the selection. Though my friend
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I went through a round with hired.com and I'm based in Atlanta. While you can specify that you're not willing to relocate the selection of potential employers looking for someone here was seemingly low. It wouldn't surprise m
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
> I think you mean "level playing field" or something. "zero sum" implies that the employer wins when the employee loses. I struggled with the right way to word it in a concise manner so "level playing field&quot
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I think this is what I really took from that. I feel like very small diffs that lack overall context just add cognitive load. If the context isn't properly captured, the tendency to green light a few changes would be higher when these
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
As someone who's gone through hired's process last year with a close friend, I feel this does a disservice. Primarily because COL is never 1:1 in spite of the very best analysis available and I feel like this becomes a credible so
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
I totally agree with your assessment of the wording. Money, to me at least, never equates to closed or open source. Fortunately, at least with stack overflow jobs, you can kind of self-assess this if they list tools like JIRA or Trello. You
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
Is this including the Joel Test? While that makes more sense for the land of native applications over the web, working with a company that is 0/12 is a vastly more terrible experience than 12/12. Granted a number score doesn'
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by w0rd-driven 10y ago
This is perfect so far. With the xbox 360 OSX driver this plays really well. This should be the official non-official port for the time being. Is packaging it in Wineskin Winery tricky? My only concern is with updates and if I had to packag

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