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2y ago
I hate how true this is. The US might as well peg the tarrif to infinity on any cars coming from China because at this rate that's essentially what we're doing.
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Yeah this is super useful. Also audio doesn’t autoplay on any websites. You have to interact with the page first for that to happen
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2y ago
Why not double blink? Or a flare of the nose?
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2y ago
If I understand correctly, the whole point of At-Proto being decentralized is that if bluesky were to shut down we’d still have access to this data. Someone else could create a client for posting and we’d be off to the races. But maybe not?
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2y ago
That's a great point. Either have a ton of money saved up or just start applying to jobs elsewhere immediately. The latter is what I assume most would want to shoot for.
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2y ago
I know this is so common to say that it's a joke at this point but... I'd just quit. If people in my company are making sweeping decisions that I disagree with (how much they are based in reality aside), I would just leave. If the
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2y ago
There's a small town near where I live called "Virginia City" so when this article was about Norfolk I was so confused..
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2y ago
> I shy away from going towards the front end because I really lack any conceptual frame of how to think about and subsequently implement UI or UX. UX isn't a true requirement for frontend dev. Tech people (including myself) complai
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2y ago
We do 3 rounds. 1 quick culture fit one, basically do they even like what our company does? Do they say anything offensive? If not, they continue on. Then a 2-3 hour take home (this is self-limited on their end). Once it comes back we give
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2y ago
All of their workers make below what they should. I’m of the belief that low salaries result in low quality. Let’s not be so fast to blame the working class for mismanagement coming down from the top. There are world-class engineering compa
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2y ago
I don’t know that people generally have a problem with testing their knowledge, I think most people that hate on Leetcode (including myself) just don’t like to code in front of strangers in a timed setting like that. I’ve never been good at
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2y ago
> Let us know if you’ve seen the problem previously Or just say “I’ve seen this one before” until they get to one you actually have seen before and ace it. Leetcode is a joke. I’ve hired a dozen or so high quality candidates using a shor
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2y ago
Classic. Instead of raising wages they fire 1 in 10. Boeing is such a joke I can’t imagine at this point how they turn it around. Paying $30,000,000/yr to the boss while they constantly face public humiliation and scrutiny due to poor
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2y ago
> You are not gonna get degloved writing redux selectors or whatever. Made me chuckle. Watch me!
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2y ago
As someone who literally jumps on any passkey I see given to me as an option - I hope people are using them because I just want to use them more. Passwords are dumb for most use cases. They’re okay if you follow best practices, the thing is
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2y ago
Isn’t the entire idea of the podcast index that they aren’t relying on a single platform for their source of truth? Podcasts are decentralized by design so in theory all links to podcasts should be scrape-able in some way (just as Google sc
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2y ago
> Tumblr will benefit from the collective effort that goes into the open source WordPress project. Why don't you just open source Tumblr? Like why go through the rigamorole of integrating Tumblr into Wordpress when Tumblr was actual
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2y ago
Same here. It's been great, and I'm on the Ultra 1 still. I will say it wasn't great when I had the non-Ultra. It was fine at first, the watch would last a full day, but like 2 or 3 years later it would struggle if I did a lo
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2y ago
It's funny to think about how they've kind of figured out self-driving (something many said would be impossible for decades) but they haven't figured out parking in their own lots without the self-driving cars honking at each
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I learned it in my "Programming Languages" class in university. And then about 6 months later I had completely forgotten it. It's one of those things you need to use regularly to keep it in memory. At least that's the ca
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2y ago
I'm not sure what the author was referring to, but in our stack ES is the only non-serverless tech we have to work with. I know there's a lot of hate in HN around serverless for many reasons but for us for several years, we'v
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2y ago
Were you burnt out _and_ bored or burnt out _due to_ boredom? I've experienced the latter and all I can say is exploring full-stack dev rather than limiting yourself to frontend. There are so many really demanding but also rewarding jo
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If they were on the verge of bankruptcy any number of tech giants would gobble them up immediately. Apple is essentially relying on them to make Siri actually usable in their next iOS for example. Google is scrambling to make their search p
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2y ago
"reinventing" is a strong and less clear word for "over-abstraction" in my book. Nothing was reinvented in this, and the very example the author gave to prove their point could make sense if, for example, you don't
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This isn't really "reinventing JSX", it's just over-abstraction too early. This can be an issue in all code, not just JSX.
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2y ago
Take home project limited to 2 hours.
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Cool details! Thanks for posting.
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To be clear I make time to meet if the submitter wants to talk through things. I don’t require meeting on every PR. I meet as needed on PRs, pretty infrequently as people get up to speed
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Agreed. I mainly manage and review code at this point in my career. I find many bugs, every once in a while finding something that would have caused an outage or notable problem for users. What I find more though is code that isn't tho
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I feel so confused about Rivian, on one hand I hear they're experiencing issues with profitability. On the other all Amazon vehicles in my city are now rivians and I see more and more of their trucks on the roads. I only see Lucid when
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