wildknocker

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   by wildknocker 1y ago

   Also comes with all the downsides of a modern car (ads, random BS, blackboxes, etc...)
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   by wildknocker 3y ago

   Even if the suggestions are a bit too generic, they might click for someone some time after they've read it. It also helps validate some things that less experienced programmers might be doing but aren't sure are the best things.
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   by wildknocker 3y ago

   There are a couple of reasons I think online job applications are so spammy: 1. Sometimes the companies don't adhere to the requirements they posted. For example the job post might list skills A, B, and C with a minimum of 3+ years, bu
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   by wildknocker 3y ago

   A bit late but it's worth a shot :) Location: Cairo, Egypt Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, but might require help Technologies: C, C++, Java, Python, Rust, Zig, OpenGL, SQL, Linux, Node.js. Résumé/CV: https:&#x2F
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   by wildknocker 3y ago

   Seems to be somewhat of a trend among companies recently to post job offers and reply to either the "top" candidates only or not reply at all
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   by wildknocker 3y ago

   > This isn’t to appease shareholders or to hit a quarterly earnings number—it’s a necessity. I smell BS