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John_Cena
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Comment #42618370
Would any particular piece of the kernel stand out to you in this manner? Last time I looked I didn't think too much about it being used.
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Comment #42248011
Not all that counts can be counted. Not all that can be counted counts. I hate Agile and I'm not going to try and sugar coat that. "We're drowning under the weight of clueless prod…
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Comment #42153390
I appreciate it. After thinking about this I think I just need to get over my hangups about duplicating things already done or things that aren't really important. I just take tabs…
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Comment #42153357
I would like to just be asked. I can't post my code on github but I can talk about my projects at length.
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Comment #42149966
The elitism is rampant. As an embedded sector guy everyone thinks every other RTOS isn't a real RTOS and the knowledge and wisdom don't translate. Every time I find some open sourc…
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Comment #42149929
I'm a senior developer and my github is half guitar tabs. I'm not interested in peacocking. Maybe it's because Hackaday refused to put my name on the article with my senior design …
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Comment #42149845
I've never been so deflated than after leaving a interview after bombing it and seeing the question they asked me on the front page of leetcode.
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Comment #42149703
I have no issue with doing this on a job, but i have issue with it in interviews. Not everyone is able to be comfortable in a strange environment with strange people. Give me a dam…
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Comment #42149651
I've never worked at a company with a public repo. I never understood this. I have a life outside of work
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Comment #42142711
Embedded is only on one of the graphs, qq
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Comment #42142602
I couldn't care less for the incentives of a corporation. Why are they allowed to slight the environment for their benefit but I cannot for my own? Am I not represented in this cou…
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Comment #42142551
Yeah we refuse the ethics-twisting of suits; that much is certain.
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Comment #42142445
MS literally hung up on me in 2020 during the interview in teams, no less than 3 minutes into the interview itself (interviewer was more than a dozen minutes late, and is a promine…
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Comment #42142327
I have to schedule multiple interviews in the day so I can at least feel normal by the last one. I'm at my current job because I scheduled three interviews in a day, including a ho…
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Comment #42142250
My definition of fraud doesn't begin and end with what the current law says.
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Comment #42142207
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Comment #42142162
> H1b has demonstrably not suppressed software engineering wages at all. That's simply impossible; it's basic economics.
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Comment #42142144
I am an individual not a corporation, our interest don't align in this manner.
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Comment #42142064
Corporations know the H1B scam and they only look to hire those who they can get under that indentured-servitude type contract.
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Comment #42142044
"My moral compass is whatever the law says" also it is a amendment to it.
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Comment #42096189
It has nothing to do with 'proving', since your ability to prove is always suspect. It's basic civics.
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Comment #42047285
> a large premium would imply something very strange about housing as a market. It is an investment and the actions to protect such an investment is detrimental to using the house …
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Comment #42047149
If vim's macros and the per line ":norm @q" style didn't exist i'd want to stand on the edge of a bridge with one foot on a banana peel.
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Comment #41998627
Yeah I end up with like twice the salary, but the job search is always the worst parts of my life.
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Comment #41998582
Ahem The CEO's breath smelled of genitals