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1y ago
and hide that fact from your managers because apparently managers think you should ask for help as soon as you get stuck...
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1y ago
From my own, local experience: the job is there, they just don't have the money to hire someone to do it. But the need is there.
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1y ago
For Meetup at least the product did evolved after it got aquired.
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1y ago
Google took all their rules from years ago, and broke every single one of them. This was one of the rules: you can't advertize for keywords that include brands that are not yours. Now I was surprised that they will happily take the mon
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1y ago
Because one dude that only cares about himself took the money from another communist dictator. There is no difference between fascism and communism in implementation; they are both dictatorships with little to no difference in the everyday
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1y ago
About political talk: "If you stay quiet: No loss, potential small gain (being seen as professional)" Later on, you get Communism in America and people will not even know what hit them. Massive loss. People that speak up, often do
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1y ago
There are companies that already did this, I don't know why you try to complicate it. Even comercial software can be open source. Also "everybody" does not have to include companies. Sice when are companies people?
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1y ago
There are companies that will pay because not everybody is mental. With that money you can enforce the license for the others. It doesn't have to be perfect.
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1y ago
They would pay, once their product depends on your work.
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1y ago
Just add to the license "if you are a megacorp you owe us $1000+ per year". I don't understand why it's so hard.
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1y ago
Classic problem of "they give you the solution once you ask about it".
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1y ago
In my locale it was the same. Ultimately those kind of companies didn't actually have the job and I ended up with a company that is 100% remote. What I saw were companies that posted job ads (as in actual online ads) to hide the fact t
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1y ago
This sounds like a diet problem. You eat till your stomach is full. That because your food is not actually feeding you. Long story short: meat and vegs + fruits. It takes a while.
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1y ago
Fasting is great because you live off of your muscles. Keep at it and you will loose so much muscle, you will develop an eating disorder. The stomach and intestines are muscles too. My understanding is that if you are healthy and you fast,
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1y ago
Learn what an argument is.
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1y ago
Exactly.
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1y ago
You are just part of the problem. In which companies do engineers still have the final say? Almost none.
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1y ago
How he misunderstood the task? is it a task or a test? what's the purpose of the test, what do they test? the ability to code or something else?
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1y ago
I forgot my own rule: if the test is to filter out candidates that is ok, if it is to filter in, then it is nok. Filter out: small app with bugs, find the bug or add a small feature.
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1y ago
Same for companies. Also, not writing stuff like this is how people lose power.
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1y ago
"Email client can either be in the terminal (i.e. a TUI) or a web app"
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1y ago
"Email client can either be in the terminal (i.e. a TUI) or a web app"
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1y ago
"Email client can either be in the terminal (i.e. a TUI) or a web app"
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1y ago
"Email client can either be in the terminal (i.e. a TUI) or a web app"
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1y ago
A cloud sync tool is also a file manager. I don;t know why people act like it isn't.
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1y ago
So google did nothing with those malware apps and now is doing something with a legitimate, very popular app? It does not compile. Is nextcloud malware? Yes or no. Why do they treat it as if it is?
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1y ago
You're joking, right? First off, a lot of things that you have to automate on an iPhone is just native UI in Android. For example, add a shortcut to a picture on your home screen. It's native in Android. Just long tap the file in
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1y ago
Dacia Spring launched in Romania at 6000$. Now it's 15-18000$ just because they can.
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1y ago
That's a different kind of push back.
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1y ago
coding in a stack I didn't bother to learn first (android)
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