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by zaphar 4y ago
Even better is cpan testers who will run your cpan package on the widest variety of platforms I have ever seen. To my knowledge no other package ecosystem will do this.
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by zaphar 4y ago
If they don't counteroffer then they don't want you. This is a negotiation. The starting offer is about anchoring. Neither side should expect the starting offer to be accepted immediately. If it is accepted then one side didn&#x
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by zaphar 4y ago
Where on earth does he say that? There is no shortage of development in any given project. Writing my own http client/server, json parser, html parser, networking IO library, and a whole host of other stuff doesn't help me ship fa
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by zaphar 4y ago
I've raised this issue with my manager and they've told me that I can transfer if i want those pay scales but that's not a possibility for me. If the company is willing to pay me that amount in a different lo
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by zaphar 4y ago
Yes to all of the above. And I stand by my statement. All of those things can be true and I can still find the site reprehensible and wish to provide exactly 0 resources to assist them in way.
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by zaphar 4y ago
On the one hand, I would have supported Cloudflare in continuing to provide service to Kiwifarms as someone not employed there if that was their conviction. On the other hand, If I were the CEO, Owner, whatever of Cloudflare I would have cu
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by zaphar 4y ago
Thanks to the way I use twitter I have not encountered this nor would I have known about without you telling me. Completely unexposed to all of it.
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by zaphar 4y ago
You encrypt or mask, usually mask, that data out of the data lake.
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by zaphar 4y ago
It's a large percentage of the jobs in the US as well. I don't know why people would find it hard to believe its the same in the EU. Your breakdown is pretty common here despite what it might look like from the outside.
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by zaphar 4y ago
I'm not entirely sure what you are asking but I'm guessing it has something to do with how do you validate whether what you learned is correct or not. I consider myself something of a self-learner and I always find some way to put
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by zaphar 4y ago
I think it's a little more nuanced than that. Java was fast enough combined with security and safety guarantees to make it worth it in a total calculation. But Go and Rust are both faster with at least as good if not better safety guar
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by zaphar 4y ago
It's primarily because it wasn't launched with much support for non-apple systems and it is considered hard for many in the PLT domain to get changes in for support on alternative systems. It's improved somewhat in recent tim
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by zaphar 4y ago
They are in no way equivalent in relative ease to quantify. Safety Regulations exist to protect from "known" harms. It is the result of learning from our past and applying that knowledge to our present and future. But anything in
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by zaphar 4y ago
Sure, but the article did not make this argument at all. It made zero effort to examine the current state of things and the various reasons and purposes behind it. It merely advocated for blowing it all up. If you want to make a convincing
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by zaphar 4y ago
I literally have nothing to lose by publishing. If people don't like it for the most part they just ignore it. You only need to worry about being shamed for your code if you get popular. In which case, there are plenty of other reasons
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by zaphar 4y ago
It may not be responding to ping but curl works just fine.
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by zaphar 4y ago
I have no particular dog I wish to back in the Microservice vs Monolith debate. But I think since you joined at the inflection point it's probably worth it to take a good look at why their monolith landed them in such a poor place and
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by zaphar 4y ago
I think the reasons languages like Zig choose not to make this configurable is because other than the odd exception occasionally very few shops bother to turn on the stricter mode or are actively hostile to the stricter mode. And when you r
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by zaphar 4y ago
That is hard to difficult to predict since so much of what makes a codebase/framework/tool stick is somewhat arbitrary. You can look for industries that move slower which basically means web development is probably out. The linux
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by zaphar 4y ago
Counter-Point. If the assignment is properly sized: no more than an hour. Then the candidate doing it at home using their system and their tools gives you a more accurate picture of their actual capabilities than a whiteboard or doing it on
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by zaphar 4y ago
I was trying to help you understand why you were getting the responses you were getting. Since it appears that you intend for this perception to exist I guess we are done.
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by zaphar 4y ago
How people perceive you is not dictated by a precise definition of the word. You seem to be aware that people are perceiving you in a particular way but rather than adjusting your communication you are trying to argue with them about their
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by zaphar 4y ago
There are all kinds of articles that have popped up on HN about a company that did a rewrite because one of those frameworks was no longer appropriate for them. The article that come across the best are always the articles where it's n
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by zaphar 4y ago
I sometimes release software under an OSS license. I sometimes take patches from people. Other times I reject them because it's not the direction I want to take the project. I sometimes use software under an OSS license. Sometimes I su
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by zaphar 4y ago
Anyone who chooses option 4 has a high chance of becoming a pariah. It is also equivalent to option #3 for the author. He's just going to ignore you and his projects are probably going to ignore you. The only person option #4 hurts is
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by zaphar 4y ago
Rather than the OP coming off as arrogant. This thread is instead making you look pretty arrogant. Having a goal is not arrogance. Tearing someone down for having that goal certainly does come off as arrogant though.
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by zaphar 4y ago
I can find no actual evidence that DDG is run by spammers. This does not strike me as credible.
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by zaphar 4y ago
If you read it carefully you'll see that they "rewrote" it by replacing components of it. Which: 1. Allowed them to evaluate if it would actually work. 2. Allowed them to train the team on it in a scalable way. The result is
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by zaphar 4y ago
Python has high dev velocity if you only measure how quickly you can get started on a project. The dev velocity drops exponentially with the size and complexity of your codebase. But it is indeed quite fast when you are just trying to get y
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by zaphar 4y ago
I don't think this is at all correct. I am resilient not because I had a rough patch. I'm resilient because I had a safety net when that rough patch hit. Without that safety net the story would have been much much worse.

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