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I the early 2000's to mid 2010's I worked at an Architecture Firm (Buildings not Software) and at the time and likely now all plotters (large printers) depend on a software called Ghostscript. It's AGPL which prevents it from
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For me I've worked with the following databases with .NET (SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, IBM AS/400) and probably others that I don't remember. .NET divers work great. As for Oracle when companies have been around for decades a
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Yeah I haven't used pl/pgsql but it reminds me of Oracle's pl/sql which is very powerful. At first the Oracle version felt clunky to me too but then after taking time to learn it I also found moving complex app logic to
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Thanks! Once I used dbeaver for SQL Server (can't remember why) but I can try it again in the future next time I use Postgres. I think for Enterprise SQL Server is increasing if anything (due in part because so many Companies run windo
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That's for the tip! I've used JetBrains for Development before and consider their quality exception so next time I use PostgresSQL I'll give it a try. I've also used Navicat for SQLite and like it so I'll probably t
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Thanks for the info! I've been using Navicat for SQLite and like it. If I ever get a PostgresSQL job I'll try it there since it works well for SQLite. At my current job we are on IBM AS/400 for ERP (legacy and replacing it wo
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> all of its competitors are essentially obsolete For most companies I've worked at I've used either SQL Server or Oracle and from what I've seen when looking at job posts recently the demand is only increasing. Although I
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Also, many cities put Homeless on a one-way bus to San Francisco and other "homeless friendly" cities. I'm 42 and I recall Florida doing this over 20 years ago when I was in High School. https://www.theguardian.com
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I would prefer a take home assignment to the typical leetcode questions or a review of my work and code samples. Interestingly I spoke with a former Microsoft Product Manager earlier this year and he told me "the most senior engineers
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I agree there is a shit-ton of stuff to set up but based on the recent Pipeline and other Hacks where the Companies had to pay millions I would expect more companies to take stuff like this seriously.
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Thanks! Yeah, articles like this I would have studies in greater detail in the past but this year I realize In need to improve my leetcode/algo times so long term I'll keep focused on security and important topics. But in the mean
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There was a famous case about 6 years ago where Google didn't hire the author of Homebrew because he couldn't whiteboard a leetcode type question. He posted to Twitter, then it was discussed heavily on tech sites: https:/&#x
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I used to study and focus on security a lot more and keep up with trends. After several interviews this year I realize a lot of jobs prioritize leetcode over everything else. It's pretty annoying and makes me wonder if the focus for te
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I think to the fact that other "engineering" industries do have licenses. There is no way legally they could get away with these types of interviews. I used to be a software developer and an architectural firm (that designs buildi
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Totally agree! I've been getting hit up by FAANG recruiters (and other companies) non-stop this year. I live in Los Angeles where companies never did this type of interview when I last got a new job (4+ years ago) so I had to grind Lee
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Good one, I get contacted by Amazon several times a week on LinkedIn to apply. For my LinkedIn I listed minimum requirements and it saves me 100+ inquiries per week but I still get a ton of irrelevant jobs.
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I worked at Nielsen (TV Ratings) 3-4 years ago and we used it all the time and not for tech. At the time it was used by all he major Entertainment Studios in Los Angeles as well. Any type of office role it: Marketing, Mathematician, Softwar
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In CA (at least Los Angeles) there are some tax laws in place that allow a home owner to make more in tax breaks by not renting a house or building vs renting it out. I don’t know the details as I'm a renter but from speaking with a fe
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I created a Fractal Demo using Houdini that is featured on houdini.how: https://github.com/ConradSollitt/css-houdini-fractals It's similar to rendering with canvas. houdini.how is a Chrome Labs Site from Google an
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Show HN: Drawing Fractals with CSS Houdini
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It comes with a simple API and if a fully custom version is needed the source code for the Component exists in a single file so it can be easily copied and modified. Here is the source: https://github.com/dataformsjs/d
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Show HN: React (ImageGallery) Component - Easy to Use, Clean UI, Nextgen Images
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This is a Single Page App (SPA) using a Web Component Library I created. It uses data from a Geographic Database to countries, regions, cities, in the World. If you’re not familiar with Web Components here is a good overview article from Mo
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Show HN: SPA Demo Built with Web Components (Also Written with React and Vue)
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There is also a same version of the app written with Handlebars: https://dataformsjs.com/examples/entry-form-demo-hbs.htm Basically I wrote a JavaScript SPA Framework that allows Vue, Handlebars, and some other Templat
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Show HN: Build Complex Entry Forms Using Only HTML and Vue Templating – Demo App
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Thanks, yep not to scale and in fact I just made up the land on the planet as it ended up looking better when I kept it simple.
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Show HN: CSS and SVG Hello World Animation – Earth and Moon Rotating Around Sun
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From the main page you can also see the same demo using Redux, Flux, and basic React Hooks. In case you haven't heard of Recoil it was published from Facebook Experimental about 5 days ago. https://recoiljs.org/ https
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Show HN: Online Demo Showing Facebook’s New Real Recoil State Library
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