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zmxz
4y ago
I'm not from the US (EU) and we're doing hybrid model (wfh if you want to, work from office if you want to, combine both as you see fit, no requirement to notify anyone on your preferred model). I like to work from my office. What
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> I love Doom and Quake too, but that doesn't qualify him any more than any other random senior engineer to work on something totally different This means that people should glorify random unknown senior engineers they don't kn
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4y ago
Why post this comment? Asking out of curiosity, trying to listen to view your point.
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4y ago
> until this portion. That is a hard no. Ok, I accept your argument as valid. There are sufficient funds that could be used for salaries. Let's imagine for a second you are hiring me. You have $40 in bank and I cost you $1 a year. I
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4y ago
> I wholeheartedly disagree. It is trivial to generalize. Careful observation resulting in nuanced findings is difficult precisely, because we tend to crave simple answers. Generalizing isn't always a bad thing, but this situation r
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4y ago
> Would you be willing to disclose your personal favorite measuring stick? Success is easy, failure is not. Step 1 - assess candidate knows the tech first (syntax, nomenclature). Step 2 - provide candidate with a problem that they can&#x
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4y ago
Why would you apply for a job with employer who is known to overhire and the entry level is low? Does that not speak of incompetence of the employee too? I'm not advocating that boss is good, worker evil. Both are incompetent AF. It&#x
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4y ago
> Um. Last time I checked So every google interview is for dev position and not other positions? Also, dev interviews depend on the person who interviews and not all people are the same. Plus, the difficulty of interviews means absolutel
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4y ago
And what is your solution? Keep paying people until company goes under? I'm not saying boss is competent, but these posts where worker whines at boss and offers no solution is just stupid. Keep paying dead weight employees, make other
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4y ago
Thank you for this, this is exactly what I was looking for! It looks pretty effin' awesome :)
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4y ago
What syntax would you propose or use?
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4y ago
You know better than the person telling the story, I find that beyond amazing. What I strive for my whole life is to develop this kind of telepathy which allows me to know events/skills better than people who actually lived them or dev
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4y ago
If only the post you commented on mentioned a single word about compensation and comparison between IT or automotive industry.. It's the analogy. Also, your numbers sound entirely made up. I would not hire SRE to save me 300k a year, I
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4y ago
Bitwarden can be self-hosted, it's fully open source so you can be safe that way, never giving a single byte to the company. Do you have a browser extension that offers username/password autofill using keepass as datasource or do
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4y ago
This was the reply I was looking for. Thank you. I don't know the purpose of misleading title, I guess this is how web works now - capture attention by misleading readers, then criticize the actual layer that causes problems, but hide
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4y ago
Out of curiosity, have you used Tailwind and does your criticism come from having used it and not experiencing the progress or does your criticism come from reading how it works and not "feeling" it? I don't intend to follow
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4y ago
Like many others and OP - I don't participate in "social" part at all and the employer does not require it and I too have been employed for ~2 decades in the industry, 17 of which with same employer (with full freedom to be c
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4y ago
Does this mean that unless everyone who you deem great and worthy get praise, people can't respect humans they heard of, grew up watching or had as idols? In Pele's case, you really should read about that man and what he did outs
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4y ago
Could you elaborate how that site proves anything? I can create a github page and type "Elon Musk hates all children". Does that also mean it's a proof?
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4y ago
Well he joined the rest of the haters so he's allowed to type such horrid things because apparently the internet morale council allowed it..
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4y ago
> who as far as I can tell was not posting any false information about PHP I asked what prompted the person to type that kind of reply. Had you read the entire topic, you'd see plenty of false info being posted, but my point remains
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4y ago
Let's recap: post about PHP, ex-PHP user posts completely false info. Your reaction: "why do PHP devs get upset when ex-PHP users write false things about the language? Also, none of you know any other languages". Thanks for
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4y ago
The dialogue makes no sense if you're convinced in one thing and refuse to participate in understanding that your assumption is wrong. All servers, of any kind, work the same way. Whether you want to accept it or not is not up to me, b
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4y ago
mod_php: to embed PHP binary into Apache process. It's related to Apache, not PHP. PHP-FPM is the server you're talking about. It's a supervisor process that forks into N child processes, each handling incoming request. Super
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4y ago
PHP 8.0.0 introduced named arguments which allow for arbitrary argument order. That was nearly 2 years ago exactly to date. What does that lib do that PHP doesn't?
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You're not making any sense with this sentence or explanation, why even comment if you're unaware of the execution model? What "external" process are you talking about?
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4y ago
Stateful as in it would preserve objects/variables between requests (if served by the server that spins the runtime up)? That's something up for debate. Personally, I'd like the shared-nothing approach but I'd like to ha
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4y ago
1. Support for generic programming. 2. Officially supported runtime that exposes system event loop to userland (yes, we have swoole and roadrunner)
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4y ago
What does "weirdly executed" mean? I can't even guess so would you be so kind to clarify?
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4y ago
What was the motive behind this post? What do you hope to gain? If it's recognition for learning <insert-language>, how do I provide it to you?
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