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by zeroq 2y ago
As a hiring manager or company owner (I wore both hats) I developed a routine during the interview that basically leads to a breaking point. I want to either drill down your bullet points to find out if you're actually an expert in XYZ
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Salary
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This is exactly what I mean when I say tell me your bad without saying so. Most people here disagree with that. A while back a friend of mine told me he's very found of llms because he's confused with kubernetes cli and instead of
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I wish more people would remember that Ukraine was once 3rd nuclear power in the world but agreed to give it all away in return for promise that US will defend it instead. This is why Zelensky keep saying he doesn't want another paper.
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related: Advice for time traveling to medieval Europe ( https://youtu.be/-aSdFrPnlRg?si=p_zG9hwrfEZX_5yP )
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Silly me, I didn't noticed menu, I was trying to press F instead. Mouse lock is a must on desktop, but you have to communicate it the user somehow so they don't get confused. I understand your point about the game being 100kb, but
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From YT comment section: >> @TimMattison >> If this guy goes for a big tech interview they're still going to ask him how to invert a binary tree > @MichiganTypeScript > So actually in the "why" video, you&#x
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Amazing! Well executed idea and great example that less is more. :) Consider: (a) locking mouse (b) hiding cursor (c) fullscreen mode Here's an example if you don't want to search docs: https://mdn.github.io&#x2
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just an anecdata but recently I was building a HTPC/NAS. Initially I wanted N100 for pure NAS, but ended up with an 5500 AMD and I was blown away by the capabilities of IGPU. Turned out to be a quite capable gaming machine.
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It's an echo chamber. It is - what? - a fifth anniversary of "the world will be a completely different place in 6 months due to AI advancement"? "Sam Altman believes AI will change the world" - of course he does, wh
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Not at all. AS1 was plain ES3. movieclip._x or movieclip._alpha (as in position and alpha blending) were accessed by properties with underscore to denote that you were using accessors (getters/setters). Internally properties like Objec
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It's is also worth to mention that once adversary figure out that you're employing GTO in your decision making it's very easy to exploit. To give it another context: imagine a seasoned chess player playing with a novice who j
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This is a direct descendant of ActionScript. It introduced the convention of Instance._getter and Instance.__private.
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It's an interesting case. Most commonly used clients won't let you turn off seeding, but you can indeed limit the upstream to a really low value. You can also, at the same time, seed a ton of different things, preferably quite lar
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Bold move to call it "no build" when it requires me to install Ruby, Rails and this package. Not to mention that if I really want a "no build" tailwind I could simply add this single line: <script src=" https:&#x
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I knew it will be bad when I seen "by the developers of Gatsby", but this is pure comedy. JQuery plugin for LLM.
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A simple reality check - imagine starting an experimental project. Would you rather have 5 guys with 1 YOE or one guy with 5 YOE? The process of learning and gaining an experitise in a subject is basically a four steps: 1. being overwhelmed
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just yesterday a friend messaged me that their cutting edge cloud systems based on kubernetes and latests achievements in microservice architecture will have... 2 days maintenance downtime.
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strong leftPad vibes here hell, when I joined the frontend circus in 2013 I was flabbergasted that most people needed to install 3rd party library to perform "isEven(num)" operation ... not to mention that aforementioned library h
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I had similar experience working for BigCo. On one hand, at one point we had CEO and CTO publicly stating in townhalls that they want us to be a technological forefront and looking for ways to showcase our capabilities. At the same time it
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It's definitely a topic for a CSI: HN, but I think it's a was most likely a part of a larger agreement between a relatively small shop and a behemoth.
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If I'm on vacation and I missed something it's either (a) something I can live without; (b) something that can be procured within a day if needed, which doesn't imply I have to dedicate all of that time, but rather that I wil
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in a breaking discovery scientists report that water is wet
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This! Only other thing I would like to add is CASH. Not a lot, just enough to keep you afloat when your credit card is not cooperating. You may end up in a place that only accepts cash and there's no atm nearby or these that are availa
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My counter is if you can't produce it within a day it's most likely not a necessity.
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Having a team that runs the kubernetes for you and being on receiving end is indeed super easy. Need another microservice? Just add another repository, add short yaml, push it to CI and bam!, it's online. But setting it up is not a tri
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typical how to program an owl: step one: draw a circle step two: import the rest of the owl
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I agree with the sentiment, but on the other hand, as someone who made some dubious career choices in his life I'll tell you that I really regret that no one told me to treat my life as a video game and plan out how to spend my points
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In Elbonia people have to play a game to stay in academia. Every year you have to accumulate enough points. The main source of points are publications. But they're not valued based on the gravitas of your writing, rather than which pub
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It's the gray area we're living in. Blowing up nordstream was an act of war but couldn't be pinned to anyone. When Russia invaded Ukraine they were prettending it was "green man" from outer space. Meanwhile country

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