l30n4da5

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by l30n4da5 4y ago
false equivalency.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
then you also have to realize that you are in the minority, even within your field. the vast majority of software engineers dont make nearly that much.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> Student debt is a personal responsibility. It is a personal choice. While I agree with you, to an extent, you cannot ignore than many young people were pressured into going to college, and going to a 'good school' by the auth
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
I have never trusted Oracle with anything important.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
ohwait, that means no more computers at all. well shit, time to switch careers.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
might as well drop apple laptops, as well, since Pluton is pretty much Secure Enclave for PC.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
edit: Shout out to anyone that flew with the "Monkeys with Guns" Alliance or "Mostly Sober" Corporation back in the day.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
I lived in low-sec for the majority of my time playing EVE. Was a Gal-mil rat that took any fight I could find. Still have good memories of some pretty crazy fights, and some pretty fun engagements. One of my favorites was making a mini
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
as much as i get annoyed by the azure cli, after using both aws and azure, I think azure has a better developer experience, imo. which is saying something, because my developer experience using azure was pretty bad. lol
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious about this. I skimmed the article and didn't see mention of this, but does the statute of limitations apply here?
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
if you can't afford the bureaucracy of employees, then maybe you shouldn't be hiring.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> The job of the CEO is to keep the firm going, not to make employees happy lol. keep pissing off employees and see how long you can 'keep the firm going'. that mindset makes no damn sense.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
I like to think it is more just a very vocal minority that are psychos.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> It is a claim without proof which discredits people failing in a remote job. Comes pretty close to an insult TBH. It was an opinion. Given based on someone's anecdotal experience. I'll stand by my original statement regardin
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
no it isn't.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> It's great if you don't want to work and instead slack off at home what? do you think those of us in remote roles just....dont work?
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
same. i've got 3 old monitors that just keep working. could I get a new widescreen to replace all three? Yeah. will I? Probably not.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> It's like you didn't even read my post, just looked for the hook to drop in and proclaim your superiority. Seemed to me it was just a counter-point to your post. If you don't have anything productive to add, that's
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
my first thought is that this seems less secure than using a private ssh key and locking your machine down to only that ssh key. you're essentially using google as your machine login, which seems like weaker security, imo. edit: I&#x2
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
being overly dogmatic when it comes to writing code is not a good thing, imo.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
agreed. but old code really doesnt need to be rewritten unless there are bugs.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> Even the source of node it’s just a bunch of function from pre-ES4 Old code does not mean bad code. Seems like a silly thing to look at, honestly. A bunch of java was written pre-java8, does that make it all bad? No, no it doesnt.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
Besides the take-home, which has been addressed in other comments (in short, a take-home for a senior role is just a flat 'no' from me), it would definitely help to include salary range in the postings. When I was searching, if a
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
those are well in the range of 'market correction' and not 'market crash', though. hell, those aren't even recession numbers. had this discussion with my friend just last night when he tried blaming our current mar
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
only so much space on an island. Japan is pretty crowded as it is, isn't it?
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
first time i've seen this. thanks!
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
Waiting for a standardized approach to serverless that lets us just write the code once and deploy to _any_ cloud provider. Right now, all of these products (aws, azure, do, etc) seem to have, at least, slight differences that would make
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
my son's hoverboard had a similar malfunction. literally the handbook said there is no reset, and we just need to let it drain the battery. it took DAYS for the LED lights to drain the battery......
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
dev seems to have a chip on his shoulder. that being said, the actions of the ms dev don't paint him in a good light, either. i'd say theyre both in the wrong in one way or another.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> Moving everything into hard to debug http calls has been a disastrous productivity sink. I'll admit for the vast majority of web apps out there, this is not needed, but there is definitely a scalability concern if your entire stac

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