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I had one whiteboard interview (which I blew) in the past. I decided not to do whiteboard or challenges that take time unless I get paid. Most work I got was because I could show previous experience which matches the job I was trying to get
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Not according to my experience. I auto generated cover letters using some Python and this gave me 60% success rate. No one reads the cover letters.
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I generated the cover letters using some Python. This gave me 60% success rate (got me an interview).
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Not in Denmark where I live. Most (I think) trains are running on Diesel as our politicians decides not to electrify all parts of the country. When travelling on our highway (e-45) I see many trucks which are not first/last mile but mo
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Really? Why not develop something you can use to stop wasting fossile fuels on trucking stuff around? A rail system using small electrical vehicles instead of diesel would make more sense with an option to move people as well. Since I live
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APC produces (or rebranded) power control modules you can control over Ethernet. They are probably expensive. There are most likely cheaper products which would work. You should probably implement some kind of power control interface that c
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Cool project, but what about power management? What happens if the PC being controlled crashes and does not let you reboot it using keyboard shortcut? I'm might be damaged by testing and working with embedded development.
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This post reminded me of the generator (English, Danish and pirate-english is supported) that I used to write cover letters when hunting for jobs. I sent the same CV for each job. I was usually called in for an interview for 2 out of 5 time
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The ford ranger costs $104.355 in Denmark including taxes. This is not something anyone buys unless they have a need or a fetish. Then you have pay the yearly $675 green tax and $1.51 per litre of diesel. I would say that taxes are constrai
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Some subreddits were banned because other disliked the content. Like watchpeopledie. While the sub was disgusting banning it was for me the last nail in the coffin of social networks which decide what is the best for me. While I still use R
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By upgrading the firmware of course. This is clearly a problem for the software dept to solve.
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The BT protocols are quite complicated and therefore the different implementations will be full of quirks IMHO. Try debugging an audio BT issue on a phone and you will see the amount of complexity. Interoperability is tested, but not in an
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This is not a replacement. I love my Kobo but tend to use my phone because I can buy books using the Amazon android app. I hate the UI (both navigation and the suggestions on which are never what I want to read next) but it works ok for buy
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I agree on your second point. Bad managers were the reason why I either quit or got fired (after stoping to care and just doing the minimum amount of work possible) because I could not see any change being made to the development methods us
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I landed my first job because I knew someone from uni who got work at this company first. Networking is everything for me and I suck at doing it. Later jobs I got because of what I knew and could do. I have a CS degree. While young and unat
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I recently used Armbian for a project (my HW is better supported than openwrt which gave up on the board that I use). Documentation is ok, but I found most of the clues at their forums. The IRC channel was also helpful. And finally the outp
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It is. :)
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I can live anywhere with 1000/1000 fiber connection. Preferably outside a big city (biking distance, 20-30 km or so) and with alternative source of power (solar with battery backup). If a shtf situation arises we will at least have a b
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Enter VPN. Trivial to setup after some research.
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My waifu was made by a dirty hippie on LSD.
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I used something like this deployed to Coop stores in Denmark. It's a nightmare to use and the random check pissed me off enough so I deleted the app and decided never to use it again. Try shopping with a little kid and using one hand
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Perhaps you need to be a non-native English speaker before this is a problem.
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There is a shortage where I live. It has been like this for last decade. Perhaps you should stop flocking to one location in the states and go somewhere else?
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I have a CS degree .. and I find it more difficult to write good requirements and come up with good design (since people are generally changing the requirements and the design should be flexible) prior to programming than to solve some pr
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To fire people in DK is possible but I would not call it easy. It takes money - for example if the person worked at the same company for 3 years, it takes 4 months salary if the person was hired using a standard contract which follows a law
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I would like to read the article, but an add covers 1/2 of the screen and can't be closed or moved.
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This will not work if the bootloader on your device does not allow upgrading unsigned firmware and would take some laws prohibiting this behaviour to be in place.
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I think that often you can have a period of time between checkout from hotel (example 1000 hours) and flight home (1800 hours) where you have perhaps a half day where you can do something but have luggage with you. This service makes so muc
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Good one. Saved for later use, as I'm in a similar situation. :)
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Gnu make build systems can horrible to debug when they get complicated. Cmake or some of the other build systems can generate makefiles in addition of checks executed prior to building the project which are useful for finding all dependenci
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