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juli1pb
3y ago
Cake Equity - https://www.cakeequity.com/
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3y ago
The tweet actually reflects the culture of Carta, how they care about their customers and the experience I had when I used them. Carta was charging me $8,000 per year at the time I used them. I found an alternative that had all the features
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Datadog | Senior Software Engineer | NYC/Paris/Madrid | Full-Time | Static Analysis We are building a static analysis engine ( https://github.com/DataDog/datadog-static-analyzer ) that works across the developm
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Do you mean something like Aptera? https://aptera.us/ This really excites me. I had 2 Cybertruck reservations, I cancelled them and ordered an Aptera. I think this is what we really need: smaller car with efficiency in mind
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Datadog | Senior Software Engineer | NYC/Paris/Madrid | Full-Time | Static Analysis We are building a static analysis engine ( https://github.com/DataDog/datadog-static-analyzer ) that works across the developm
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3y ago
Congratulation to Jean and the Akita team!
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I started to use the product recently and I love the product CoScreen. Still a few bugs but it's definitely better than Zoom to collaborate between developers! edit: Also, please add Linux support!
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Codiga | Software Engineer | REMOTE | Part-Time/Full-Time | https://www.codiga.io Codiga is the Grammarly for code. We are working on a new static code analysis engine that analyzes code and suggests fixes in real time in t
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Code Reviews: Best Practices
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What is static code analysis?
(codiga.io)
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For templates and patterns, we started Codiga [1] where you can define smart code snippets [2] that depends on your environment and can be parameterized by the user when being inserted. We have a collection of existing snippets user can alr
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Does software engineering need the same productivity gains as farming?
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Totally agree with you. I own a Tesla and I am definitely not a big fan of how they communicate or treat their customer (customer service is just horrible). But in the present case, this is not a tesla issue, just an issue of two irresponsi
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6y ago
That is actually great feedback. What language is your project and what platform did you try/use?
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6y ago
Thanks you for your interest! It should be considered as a debt. For now, we do not provide any metrics on it, mostly because there are already really great tools to do this (and wanted to focus on other aspects). Ideally, we should integ
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Show HN: A coding coach to help you write better code faster
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6y ago
How do you know why they were hired? Were you here? I feel lot of hate and frustration in your comments. If people got nice jobs, celebrate.be happy for them. No time to be a hater, love is the answer!
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6y ago
So true.
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7y ago
I love the website and that you do not take yourself too seriously. Kudos to you!
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8y ago
In Europe, this is very common to overwork. I am french and everybody that did not stay after 5pm was considered as "underperforming" and blamed for it. In the USA (at least after working in 3 companies in different states), if yo
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8y ago
Recession secured
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8y ago
Thank you for your message. This is not being cynic or critical. Real critic also praise when there is progress. In the present case this is just a hater. Hater are gonna hate, no matter what.
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Twitter | Software engineer OR Network Engineer for infrastructure services | SFO, NYC, Boulder | Full-time | http://www.twitter.com Twitter’s real-time ecosystem operates at massive scale. We are looking for engineers who can h
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Pittsburgh, PA
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Also get your data: if you don’t have free meal, you bring from home. This is what the vast majority does. And at the end of the day, this is a matter of freedom: if company X decides to offers free meal, what’s the problem? It creates jobs
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The city is responsible for the housing development. Not all of it but a lot of it. Same for homeless: the city can decide to address the problem by investing on affordable housing and assistance programs
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8y ago
Sounds even more fishy
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1. apply for the job 2. mention your requirements to the recruiter 3. if ok, pass the interview 4. if you pass, get the job, otherwise, back in 1. What you think is probably not important: at the end of the day, what matters is what your em
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9y ago
sorry but Zunger is just full of himself and his text is just inappropriate, violent and an attempt to bully the guy.
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9y ago
system("rm -rf $dir/") I forgot to check my inputs. Ran in production for a backup system.
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