jbhouse

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by jbhouse 4y ago
Hot take time. Actual professionals use keyboard shortcuts to easily navigate or bring to the forefront whatever they need in Intellij (the JB product I use) If you are clicking through menus all day or are otherwise negatively affected to
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by jbhouse 4y ago
Same thing happened at a previous company I worked at about one year into the pandemic. We still gave the guy until the end of the week to prove he could be useful. He wasn't, so we let him go, but we would have kept him on if he was c
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by jbhouse 4y ago
illinois winters though...
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by jbhouse 4y ago
Bad take alert
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by jbhouse 4y ago
sound like FUD to me! /s
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by jbhouse 4y ago
the secret sauce is fraud :-)
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by jbhouse 4y ago
this article may have a good point, real shame the author attempted to lose 40% of readership in the first paragraph
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by jbhouse 4y ago
why would they create their own version of spring boot? so they have more code to maintain and it takes longer for new devs to get ramped up?
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by jbhouse 4y ago
this is incredible, I'm so glad to hear it
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by jbhouse 4y ago
very interesting. I'm going to start using Neeva tomorrow at work
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by jbhouse 5y ago
Totally agree. I've been getting up to speed just fine at my new and (at least for now) fully remote job. If you're struggling to fill the gaps or onboard people at a certain point you have to admit to either managerial or organiz
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by jbhouse 5y ago
"the cons are mostly your employers" I'm not sure I would even agree with this. I have a better monitor setup at home, a quieter place to work and think, and I'm spending less of my day in pointless conversations for the
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by jbhouse 5y ago
This seems really neat, but I'm struggling to think of what I would use it for
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by jbhouse 5y ago
the bluetooth can be annoyingly wonky at times for me, but otherwise Linux is definitely the best in my experience
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by jbhouse 5y ago
extinguish coming soon
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by jbhouse 5y ago
you would be surprised at what a large effect the removal of friction can have. I bet this will convince a decent chunk of people that dual booting isn't worth it
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by jbhouse 5y ago
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by jbhouse 5y ago
Just did this about a month ago on my hp laptop
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by jbhouse 5y ago
It's almost like China wants to make sure nobody ever lets them near useful IP again. This just seems counterproductive for them in the long run, though if you understand geopolitics better than I do, please help my understand how this
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by jbhouse 6y ago
It's small. But as an avid fisherman and boater who would like to live in either Wisconsin or Michigan, this could be a deciding factor (remote work is only temporary for me right now, but theoretically it might make a difference for m
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by jbhouse 6y ago
That type of thing might disrupt the narrative. Can't have that! Those free thinkers are dangerous.
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by jbhouse 6y ago
When you cut pay are you more likely to lose your best and brightest, or those without better options? Sure, maybe it helps the bottom line now, but lowering wages to reduce head count is the best way to ensure brain drain (in most cases, o
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by jbhouse 6y ago
Can (anecdotally) confirm Just did some interviews last week. Read through each candidate's experience section so I would have an idea of what they worked on and how I should calibrate my technical questions. Stopped reading after the
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by jbhouse 6y ago
Hi there, Java Dev at big tech company (not FFANG big, but big) here. Just did 3 interviews last week, and we have 4 more people lined up next week. I looked at resumes before each interview so I could see what experience they had and wha
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by jbhouse 6y ago
Bless you kind stranger
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by jbhouse 6y ago
Please please please post a link to that video. It sounds super interesting
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by jbhouse 6y ago
I thought the last paragraph was a bit odd, but chalked that up to my own ignorance of AI. Honestly, I am incredibly impressed by this... and a bit fearful
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by jbhouse 6y ago
I worry that you're right about this. I've been saying for a while now that I expect Africa to be a continent on which the US and China wage a new cold war
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by jbhouse 6y ago
at my old company Cherwell sure took the cake my god it was awful
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by jbhouse 6y ago
I've never had problems with git "not mapping" to my mental model of what I'm doing, so maybe you could help expand on what that means. But I've run into two categories of people that struggle with git Novice develo

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