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Has Facebook become more of a familybook for you?
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> I sincerely feel bad for anyone who has to work with this person on a team. This kind of emotional ranting against frustration with evolving tools is an engineer personality red flag. On the contrary, I would love to work with the pers
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What's the size of the data directory on AWS and Dell workstation ?
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You are really talking about a very small use case if you say the only database that could be used would be no auth/read-only considering most database requires auth for security and most apps need to write.
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10y ago
Serverless is just a buzzword similar to NoSQL to gain traction, nothing new!
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http://martinfowler.com/articles/serverless/sps.svg Is there something wrong that the client browser is connecting directly to the database, so JS -> MySQL direct connection won't expose credentials ?
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10y ago
> We constantly perform inserts to a collection with 13 indices and 16 basic types fields. On a Dell notebook (XPS 9343 i7 2015 8gb with SSD) running Microsoft Windows it is 10x faster than in AWS running Linux. I don't think the OS
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10y ago
Fighting fire is no reason to be sad of if you are in control. I recently quit because I was fighting too many fires, was underpaid and was not in control of things. I'm not sure about your pay structure, but if you are a CTO you defin
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10y ago
I think 1. matters a lot here. If you do have sufficient funds to go by a few months, I don't see why you can't get a fresh job if you quit without an offer. I've done this before and am in a similar phase but working on my o
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> Maybe I’m just a crazy dreamer who also gets a monthly no-strings-attached sixty-thousand dollars deposited into my checking account, but I won’t be tied down so easily. Wow!!! Why is it a "why" question. A bit greedy to keep
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Anyone doing full-time bug bounty?
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10y ago
Couldn't agree more. Just selling the "Wow" factor. In reality, most talks are baseless, same with startups. Some do manage to make millions just by selling the "Wowness". A whale buys the product and dumps it.
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What do I do if I get harassed by a Google Employee?
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10y ago
It's even worse if your messaging was not off and you did not reply. That shows the ethical ground you stand on. No matter how many applicants you have to reply to. 100 is not a big number anyways!
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How do you make money online? Why is it so hard?
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Have you hired someone in 1 day?
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10y ago
Welcome to the age where people only think about writing software and releasing fast, and frameworks allowing to do just that. Then you see people trying to solve problems like N+1 query. I look 10 years back where there were not many frame
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I try to keep my carbon footprint low. I don't have or want to own a vehicle. I mostly walk or take public transportation.
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B.Y.O.B
(youtube.com)
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> * compassionate engineers are most happy when then can do engineering, money is secondary to them This has been stretched too far. Remember, if they are even remotely good, they will know their value. Engineering is what engineers do,
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10y ago
Programming is about typing less, writing small and smart code that is hard to break and requires thinking. I never understood why fast editing in vim matters for good programming. You can pretty much do copy paste, replace or refactor usi
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10y ago
Not at all. I know many in early 30 who are junior programmers.
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11y ago
Is it you who is defining the legitimacy here ? Let's not ask questions that would lead to proving something like x^n + y^n = z, only when n = 2. In order to show this is true you have to show it is not true for all n up to infinity.
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11y ago
You've definitely added an angle that I've not thought about. So true. Quit motivation keeps growing! Thanks
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11y ago
1-2 hour interview, if you can't know the person in that time then you suck at interviewing. During that you can ask some conceptual problem solving questions, resume questions. Please trust the resume, if you find someone lying you ca
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Jobs and interviews suck way too much, quit and work independently?
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11y ago
Quit whatever you are doing. No work for couple of months (may be even a year), only fun stuff like movies, sports, exercise, good food and may be even light non-work research if you are into it. I'm actually in the same boat as you ar
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What do you think about Codility?
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How often do you guys give interview without studying?
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11y ago
I've been in the industry a while and if a company/recruiter uses tools like HackerRank for recruitment, I simply ignore them and decide not to move forward. I think we as a software industry have been following a bad hiring pract
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