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Show HN: Atlarch – Organize and manage all your interviews from a single place
Hello, Atlarch helps you organize and manage all your interview from a single place. It helps you track applications and interviews across different companies and gives you detaile…
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Comment #38627911
Was just working on https://github.com/adityarsuryavamshi/Sniper which is a Manifest V3 extension which does dynamic user action execution without needing `userScripts` permissions…
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Show HN: Sniper: A Manifest V3 web extension for dynamic user specified actions
This extension makes use of JS computed property names to perform user specified dynamic actions on user specified elements. I started working on an extension primarily for my own …
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Comment #31245910
Tried to answer a similar question here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31245514
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Comment #31245904
Indeed, after thinking about this, prediction markets was one of the things that came to my mind, this is something I hopefully will research a bit more on. I was primarily interes…
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Comment #31245860
> Also, wouldn't this lead to weird incentives for the market participants? Like in an extreme case, murder? Yep, this is the reason why I think we should continue to have a regula…
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Comment #31245853
> but I think it's too central to the whole idea to leave as a handwave haha yeah, you're right I could have been more clear on why I thought there was a need for it. One way to lo…
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Comment #31245514
> Someone needs to actually issue the futures, and I'm not sure who would do it; these 'futures' contracts seem more like straight bets than actual futures. You're right I didn't m…
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Comment #31239887
I'm assuming you're question is why would they buy the futures? If they really believe that climate change is not real, then they would benefit from owning the futures which pay of…
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Comment #31239827
Pay for performance is a perfectly valid way to solve these problem if the outcomes are clearly attributable for the service provided, but consider cases like strategy consulting w…
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Comment #30257075
The enterprise expansion of 1Password seemed like a natural evolution for 1Password. If you build your entire product extensively focused on a single quality you'll naturally end u…
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Comment #30072806
Congrats on the job offer! If you don't mind sharing what was the level you were interviewing for and how long did the whole interview process take?
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Comment #30072791
Thanks for the detailed answer! I think in general I can see that startups are exploiting the interviewing process itself as an arbitrage to get smart people in. Large companies to…
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Comment #30072653
Congrats on the offer! > e) Not really necessary What do you mean? As in you didn't have a need for managing the time because you weren't really interviewing for a lot of companies…
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Comment #30072618
Congrats on the offer! Do you mind sharing the level you were interviewing for and how long did the whole interview process take?
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Comment #30072459
Congratulations on the offers! Did you have not have any leet code kind of interviews, I should asked this in the question, but do you mind mentioning what level were you interview…
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Comment #30072389
Haha Nokia didn't even cross my mind when I was writing this. But when I googled connecting people it was one of the first page results, so I can understand the confusion.
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Ask HN: How was your interviewing experience this cycle?
With this being the most one of the most "hottest" season for changing jobs, how has been your experience with interviewing? More specifically a. How many companies did you apply f…