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What are some bad things you can do with programming to make a lot of money?(old.reddit.com)
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by zffr 5y ago
I personally know someone who claims to have automated his work with Excel after learning how to code. He ended up telling his manager after feeling guilty. He got a promotion and eventually left the team to become a real software engineer.
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by zffr 5y ago
I wish this article also covered how google manages sql like code. In my projects I have sometimes struggled with keeping my table definitions, constraints, functions, etc in sync with the SQL in my git repo
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Statistics of industry job offers in Artificial Intelligence (AI)(aipaygrad.es)
1 points by zffr 5y ago|0 comments
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by zffr 5y ago
The flip side of this is that LinkedIn can sometimes bring you lots of unwanted messages from recruiters offering worse jobs that also pay less than what you currently make
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by zffr 5y ago
> - Scraping to just copy someone's data they worked hard to generate to go and resell: unethical Wanted to include a slightly different application: - Scraping multiple websites and organizing data in a new and useful way for custo
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by zffr 5y ago
Also google or any other search engine
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by zffr 5y ago
There are quite a few organizations that take the opposite stance: * https://www.inhope.org/EN/articles/child-sexual-abuse-materi... * https://childrescuecoalition.org/educations/call-it-what-
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by zffr 5y ago
Maybe it valued some companies at below market for $1.8M, but YC also accepts pre-revenue and sometimes pre-product companies. Surely their market value is below $1.8M.
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Simple. Fast. Web Components(lit.dev)
3 points by zffr 5y ago|0 comments
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by zffr 5y ago
Check out the docs: https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/tree/master/packages/adapter... They even show you how to set up an express server
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by zffr 5y ago
Well actually SvelteKit has a concept of “adapters” which can bundle your app for different targets (ex: netlify, vercel, or node). If you target running your app on a node server, polka might be the default but it is trivial to replace wit
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by zffr 5y ago
Could be wrong, but I thought it was so that you spend more time on their website and have a chance to see more ads
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by zffr 5y ago
This is cool, but for me to use it I would need a LOT of confidence that the tool wouldn't just silently stop working one day. With my luck that would probably be the one day I actually needed to use this tool. You may want to look at
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by zffr 5y ago
The author is a professor at CMU who specializes in databases: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/ Not completely related, but his lectures on databases on YouTube are really good. Much better than the DB class I had at col
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by zffr 5y ago
As a former engineer in SWE, I don’t think there was mistreatment, but I definitely felt like designers were treated (slightly)better. At the minimum they seemed to have better snacks back in Infinite Loop!
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by zffr 5y ago
Parent commenter might mean EPMs (engineering program managers). They are basically project managers and keep software releases on time. They do tend to hold a lot of power at apple. I don’t think I have never come across an actual product
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by zffr 5y ago
PDFs actually have some support for javascript! I don't know any serious use for it and some PDF viewers refuse to support it (ex: Apple's Preview app), but it does exist.
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by zffr 5y ago
Some feedback: - From the website it is not clear how users use your product. The only screenshot is on an iPad. Does that mean your product is a mobile app? The video shows a website. Does that mean your product can be used as both a websi
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by zffr 5y ago
Would this still be an issue if the whole team uses docker to run the code?
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by zffr 5y ago
No matter how messed up an app is it should never be able to interfere with essential functions like calling 911. IMO Microsoft bears zero responsibility for this bug or testing for it. Android is entirely to blame here.
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I got an offer from google a few months ago and during team matching several teams were open to allowing me to work remotely. I would recommend making your position clear with your recruiter at the beginning and they can help you find teams
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by zffr 5y ago
Build a low maintenance business that generates a profit higher than a Bay Area salary and requires less than 3 full days to keep it going. Here’s an example: https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/22807858/tik
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by zffr 5y ago
FWIW I don’t think Apple has a standardized interview process. Unlike companies like google or FB, each individual team decides its own interview questions. That means it’s possible to have a horrible interview experience with one team, and
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I’m not sure that’s so easy https://www.reddit.com/r/cringe/comments/jwpr1e/guy_tries_ki...
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by zffr 5y ago
Apple takes a similar approach for swift. Package.swift files run real swift code and export an object that specifies the package’s configuration. In practice I think it works fairly well.
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Just curious, why not use https://developer.apple.com/documentation/os/logging ?
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Since no one else defined it, CRDT = Conflict Free Replicated Data Types. There are 2 variants which confusingly have a very similar acronym: - CmRDT: Commutative Replicated Data Types (also known as operation-based CRDTs). These CRDTs repl
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by zffr 5y ago
I think because Twitter is where their audience is. As annoying as it is to read on Twitter, posting it as multiple tweets also allows people to like/retweet individual and multiple parts of the essay which probably increases the essay
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It’s also possible to keep the parser simple, and look for “await” function calls during static analysis of the AST.

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