completeshock

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   by completeshock 3y ago

   You can't.
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   Ask HN: How can Kagi be so fast and customizable?

   20 points by completeshock 3y ago|15 comments
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   by completeshock 3y ago

   "Co-authored-by" cannot be validated. Well, no commit can without signing (and there are issues even withthat).
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   by completeshock 3y ago

   Most companies hiring remotely don't have if your 1-person company is US-based or not. The ones that care to hiring within vetted countries for $reasons usually will not accept exceptions. Notable example is GitHub which has a list of
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   by completeshock 3y ago

   > For big companies you need to drill LeetCode and system design. Perhaps for startups it is not the worst use of your time. Exactly. Any hiring manager with a brain and not bound my clueless corporate processes would use OSS contribut
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   by completeshock 3y ago

   Your public contributions are a showcase of your alleged skills, in most cases. There is no deterministic way to transition from unpaid to paid. It's just one signal among many that a recruiter or company looking for services would loo
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   by completeshock 3y ago

   > In the current situation, whenever the Chrome browser needs an update, say for a security patch, Google has to push that to Chromebooks in a ChromeOS update. That takes more time and effort than it does for the Chrome browser on Linux