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AkshayPrabhu
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Comment #39582882
Are there any entry level SDE roles, perhaps ones for new grads?
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Comment #37852056
I think this is a recent change, just noticed it a couple of minutes back. Wasnt there when I sent a request earlier this week
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Ask HN: Did LinkedIn change how personalized notes with connect requests work?
Linkedin used to allow you to add personalized notes to connection requests. It was a nifty way to avoid to use the upsold inMail. But I noticed today they have added a caveat: 5 p…
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Comment #29873545
The minus sign excludes a term, for example "-Dell laptop" would result laptops where "Dell" isn't in the results. By searching "-1 1" you're searching for the term "1"and then exc…
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Comment #28888973
How does this differ from existing stuff like Wanikani?
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Comment #28298496
How is straightforward is using an eGPU? Are there issues with drivers, throttling, etc? Also how is the eGPU support on Linux?
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Comment #26670631
Any recommendations of courses that are worth checking out?
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Comment #26668624
> There is a set of stretches I can share via PDF in a PM. I should put them on a website or similar. How should we PM you, HN doesn't offer a messaging functionality
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Comment #26455969
Have you considered AlgoVPN [0], I've not used it personally but heard positive reviews from those who have. They claim to be "set of Ansible scripts that simplify the setup of a p…
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Comment #25644757
I'm not fully sure to what extent Juspay is used but one feature they use heavily is autofilling OTPs. Unlike the US, to make a card payment online according to RBI's guidelines, y…
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Comment #25641654
Does Thoughtworks have intern positions?
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Comment #25602554
This is likely, I'd say it's due to the 90–9–1 rule[0] which states that the vast majority of your users would be lurkers, a small proportion would participate in discussions and t…