Viewing profile — Sorreah
Sorreah
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Mar 11, 2017, 7:06 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 169
- Public activity
- 55 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About Sorreah
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #15364741
Did anyone imagine just how bad things would be on the citizen surveillance front 20 years ago? I'm curious.
-
comment
Comment #14869274
I have never been in a company that didn't want more women joining, and every time I've heard people talk about potential recruits women were prioritized (and objectified usually b…
-
comment
Comment #14869219
>If you don't want to be banned on HN you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that nothing like it will ever happen again. Wow. Seriously? Go fuck …
-
comment
Comment #14860493
Also curious about people who enjoy it and say it helps with back pain etc. : What's your age and how active are you?
-
comment
Comment #14856747
Is this the daily "Teehee I'm a girl and I program look at me!" article?
- comment
-
comment
Comment #14822932
What's wrong with living close to people as a kid? This line of thinking is entirely new and really foreign to me. Even my grandparents, and the people around them, living in a tin…
-
comment
Comment #14822330
As a kid I'd rather have my parents around when I got back from school more than I'd want a backyard or more expensive clothes and toys. People who think they're doing their kids a…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #14811086
That is not my experience at all, and I believe the term imposter syndrome is widely used by others in the industry.
-
comment
Comment #14796621
Is there any good reason why splitting a hundred dollar keyboard would have to cost three times as much? Anyway, I paid 30 euros for my last mechanical (with rgb lighting) shipped …
-
comment
Comment #14795081
So you either don't work there as a parent or you become the caricature father from the 90s movies that misses all of his kids' games, fails to pick them up from school (although w…
-
comment
Comment #14786084
"If you are actually able to build a well-structured monolith, you probably don’t need microservices in the first place. Which is OK! I definitely agree with Martin: You shouldn’t …
-
comment
Comment #14775536
This user was downvoted for his views which are the rough equivalent of "she was asking for it". To see this as people simply being closed-minded to different cultures is really my…
-
comment
Comment #14743239
So if you have to explain a make-believe theory to a friend, or if they don't want to offend you and mix your "special" ("special" enough that even supposed experts in the field ha…
-
comment
Comment #14737972
"I did not miss the point". Really though? You're going to be like that? You're going to be the guy that tells the person making the point they didn't mean what they meant, after f…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #14735271
I'd consider the interviewer as much of a problem as the hire in this case. Talking to someone for an hour and not being able to figure out if they could write basic code? Hiring s…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #14735112
I suggest you reread my comment and try to understand my point.
-
comment
Comment #14734995
There's various levels of bullshit, of incremental bullshitness a) I won't believe you got your PHD legitimately, do fizzbuzz for me. b) You're faking both your diploma and your 4 …
-
comment
Comment #14734945
Having been in a similar situation myself I can sympathize. And knowing companies just get away with it helps you realize that you should never ever feel any loyalty towards an emp…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #14725653
I have tried in the past as well and got the same impression. It seems that in order to be hired remotely you need to be a "rockstar" and sell yourself as more than that. Remote wo…
-
comment
Comment #14709373
You are comparing 2 chips to a single chip and trying to argue against the claim that the single chip is the fastest yet. I'll humour you however. Your Xeon turbos to 3.1 if only 1…