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by Humdeee 8y ago
I remember many years ago trying to explain to my father that I can't "just quit" as there was someone else on the other side. He didn't believe me and took a few seconds to watch. This was a 1v1 style game (starcraft br
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> This month the display became non-responsive (that's the bug that has Apple's stock falling). This is not why Apple's stock is falling at all... it was forecasted that future production rates were expected to be lower th
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Do they accept experience and exposure as payment?
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by Humdeee 8y ago
We hire interns and co-ops regularly. Often times, the local university forces them to redo their resumes in such a cookie-cutter way that they appear near identical to eachother. It's utter garbage to boot. First question we ask: do y
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Not sure why so many places do this. Their account database has to be polluted with 1 time only logins (the majority like you and I just exit before creation). Asking for an account before anything is the quickest way to make sure I'll
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by Humdeee 8y ago
... his entire reputation is ruined. How does somebody come back from this? I like sleeping with both eyes closed at night, don't you?
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Tragic. From the video, I half expected him to put a gun in his mouth at the end of it. What happens now for this guy? He mentions it likely wiped out his firm. Likely? How can anyone who has done this have any chance to remain in business,
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I didn't know that, thank you. Learned something new today. Still all very nice people. -Signed, an embarrassed central Canadian
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Fun to do, even if it's largely for tourists now. I can say without a doubt that east coasters in the Maritime provinces are some of the most genuine, nicest people on planet Earth.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> Way less stress Biggest bonus of the whole lot right there. You've done very well.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Or when they answer their own question simply with: "Nevermind, figured it out", and leaves it at that. Virtually sadistic.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Shelving product labour is part of the original price and markup, same as buying an article of clothing off a rack.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
As brutal as that UI was by today's standards, I would still consider it far from the worst of UIs from the 90's. The behaviour of the controls were objectively bad, but for the short time era were still rather impressive. Media p
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Are you actually asking? If so, I think you misinterpreted my post. Please re-read, we agree. If HR has anything to do with any part of the technical interviewing process, the company is already misplacing their use. I won't touch HR w
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Waitmart takes even longer with these systems? I generally always go to cashiers for that reason. I feel like I'm becoming the minority who would rather deal with an actual person than an automated system most of the time, and I develo
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by Humdeee 8y ago
When asked for a time estimate, give 2-3x longer, possibly more if you can.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
And it extends far beyond comments in source code. Don't be that person who people have to run to because he/she keeps everything in their head. It's not job security. Take some time and write things down for your future sel
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by Humdeee 8y ago
My SO is a HR Manager. I hear the constant drama first hand over dinner. My take: HR are angels after hiring and during onboarding. After that, any correspondence will be kept to an absolute minimum.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Hey, some of us could even run our favourite Electron app at that point
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by Humdeee 8y ago
For others to suggest you're drinking too much is both strange and absurd... it would be one of the last suggestions I were to brainstorm, but perhaps I'm naive in that regard.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Perhaps for himself when he's thirteen or fourteen and wants to refactor
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Another senseless rebuttal. At least there's no mention of monkeys this time. My argument stands: you offer no value here. Go elsewhere, and take your family of like-minded monkeys with you. And in turn, save all of us our time inste
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I want you to go over your comment and say again who has trouble with the English language, lmao. Go take your ridiculous sources elsewhere, grow some skin, and stop being so defensive. It'll do you some good in this world. The only pe
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree, as do many others evidently. But thank you for pointing out how I must feel and then passing off your opinion as fact. Perhaps we have different definitions of sophisticated software, that's all. "PS:&qu
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by Humdeee 8y ago
The 'anything is possible' rebuttal only dampens conversation. We can roll a bowling ball back and forth over a keyboard to the same effect. Truly sophisticated software is written by developers very few and far between.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
A multiple week long project as part of your interview process for assessing candidates? Genuinely curious, what makes this a better process than others? I don't have a solution, but I imagine the majority top half of applicants will
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by Humdeee 8y ago
It's quite the phenomenon. Reaching out via social media to garner a company's attention when all other avenues have been exhausted... what a world we live in. "Company ignoring you? Send out a tweet, that'll work!"
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I have no clue why the Sabre Pyramid never took off. It's an ergonomic and engineering marvel, touted as 'Your portable connection to everything in space and time.' http://theoffice.wikia.com/wiki/Pyramid
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Yep. And what about the most obvious? HR. Resumes, cover letters, reference material, etc. Many places don't subscribe to the evil ATS or taleo parser tools and casually open whatever is sent to them with a familiar icon or extension a
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Fingers also touch faces including the inside of mouths, ears, eyes, etc.

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