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Ask HN: Australian devs how’s the job market at the moment?
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el_dev_hell
3y ago
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el_dev_hell
3y ago
Are you an Aussie for tax purposes? If so, I'd personally default to Australia and worry about the rest after having some success. If not, I'd go Delaware.
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Usually by the Reasonable Person Test: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasonable_person . It can be pretty subjective, but it often gets clarified with enough common law precedent (which can be amended with a new law if
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
This is super impressive! Is there a common open source library (Python, JS, whatever) that implements something like this?
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Yes. I wouldn't "work" for a company that didn't provide me with hardware. I'm assuming you're using "work" to mean an employee-employer relationship. If you want me to provide my own hardware, I'
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
You've given us a few paragraphs about the situation. No one here can tell you if he was attempting to disrespect you. I'll note that you've called this person a friend in your post, so it's likely you know them pretty w
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
It’s not really the specific employees making that call. Being a “principle engineer” is the job title in the contract.
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Ask HN: Happy path to a product designer role (no experience)
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Just a note, but you can’t delete a comment if it receives a child comment.
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
> although to be fair sociopathy is essentially just another form of stupidity Out of curiosity, what do you mean by this?
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Awesome to hear! How do you handle this? Do you store the SQLite file somewhere like s3 or just in memory? How does this work for such high traffic sites?
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Appreciate the link! You've given me a fun project for the Easter break.
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
Beeper looks pretty awesome! Sorry to hijack the thread, but from the above link: > Yes, iMessage works even on Android, Windows and Linux! How could this be sustainable long-term? I've hacked together tools to forward iMessage cont
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
I somehow stumbled across this over the weekend. There's a React component library (with a deployed storybook): * https://github.com/trussworks/react-uswds * https://trussworks.github.io/react-uswd
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el_dev_hell
4y ago
> I think my company has been treating it too much like the latter. I think that's very common.
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el_dev_hell
5y ago
Swap out some with most. Glad I'm not in an office.
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el_dev_hell
5y ago
I did something similar. Searching for verify and verification are good for those cases where you signed up with a Gmail email. You can also navigate to Settings > Security > Signing in with Google to see everywhere that you've u
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Ask HN: Are AWS certs worth it in 2021?
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el_dev_hell
5y ago
Sup anon, I'm from the same area and work in the same niche. If you have passable React skills and any past experience, you should be employable now. I wouldn't bother with the todo app. It's too generic on a resume to gauge
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5y ago
> And if it gets too much, “sorry I gotta call my boss” is a believable excuse to get out of anything you find awkward or if you’ve had enough. Knowing you have that parachute might make it easier. Unless this is true, I don't think
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5y ago
I'm not disagreeing with that at all. My issue is with this absolute claim: > There is no societal problem for which "just move away" is a solution. That's just untrue and useless to claim. It doesn't help the co
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5y ago
I don't agree with the person you're replying to, but this is a bizarre take: > There is no societal problem for which "just move away" is a solution. Why make such an absolute? Here are a collection of societal probl
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5y ago
I don't disagree that useEffect is a great extraction overall. But the mental load to understand it vs. explicit lifecycle methods is significantly worse. The ability to subscribe is indeed amazing (this was much more verbose in class
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5y ago
Agree 100%. The migration from componentDidMount, componentDidUpdate, etc to useEffect was a major regression in terms of readability. The return function in useEffect vs. componentWillUnmount is just terrible. This is always a bizarre topi
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5y ago
I'm considering something similar (although probably not as large of a lump sum). I want to spend a year~ as a bartender.
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I see the /s, but you're right. Those are literally non-scam uses of crypto.
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5y ago
I don't know if it was the intent, but I read your entire article twice. Overall, point 2 is the most interesting/troubling. I'm glad to have read it. However, point 9 is beyond ridiculous. You claim that Protonmail devs don&
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5y ago
I spent a few years laser focused on web property arbitrage in my spare time. This is my general advice: * The deals at the lower end (a budget of $2500 is in that segment) are often trash. You'll need to spend an insane amount of time
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5y ago
> I know that I used a very permissive license and that the project can be forked and modified by anyone but this is a theft more than a fork. You used probably the most permissive license available (MIT). However, it does look like Pa
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5y ago
> The only people to who can afford to go to school to broaden their education without a clear job benefit are those born rich. I respectfully disagree. I've spent an enormous amount of time inside universities (as both a student an
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