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dininski

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    Comment #37701297

    It's good to see an assumption I had, be validated. The assumption was that Linux would struggle to make a dent in the desktop market until it managed to make a tempting propositio…

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    Comment #30236949

    Unfortunately this is a quite common scenario in big enterprises, such as Amazon, Google and the lot. Main reason is the promotion process. Usually you need to gather evidence that…

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    Comment #30205091

    Funnily enough Amazon has its own internal repo, including NPM. And it can be a pain in the ass to add anything to it, especially npm packages. So sometimes you would have to spend…

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    Comment #30204827

    Some people meet this with a healthy level of scepticism, which is great. However I used to work at Amazon, working on the performance evaluation and HR tools used within the compa…

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    Comment #26099284

    For both there are shortcuts already available for a "command" input. For example in IntelliJ it's called "Actions" - you can use it to look up basically any command/functionality …

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    Comment #26088151

    I'll try to answer this from a JS-specific perspective. As someone previously mentioned - you do get hash checks if you're using `npm ci` in your CI/CD setup. You get the resolutio…

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    Comment #25792102

    Also don't forget projects like Cloud9. It is literally a cloud-based IDE similar to what the author was talking about. I do agree with someone else's comment that this is lazy wri…

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    Comment #22354208

    Early 2019 I went for an interview with Uber. Mind you it wasn't in Silicon Valley, but at a smaller office in Europe. Anyways, the interview process is very similar to other big t…

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    Comment #21822854

    I have a funny piece of trivia for you. The name of the project struck me as a little weird. And given how labour intensive this would be it is kind of fitting tho. Oh - inat means…

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    Comment #19680967

    I can't stress enough how much of a bad idea this is. I was stunned when a few days ago I was looking up something on Google Maps and started seeing advertised locations/suggestion…

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    Comment #19672293

    This clearly shows the different priorities for Google and Mozilla, amid the current feud. Mozilla is advocating towards a free and open internet, where the web standards are not d…

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    Comment #19672131

    I've worked from home (if that qualifies as remote) and was on a salary, paid directly to my back account with health, pension benefits, etc, handled by the company. Worked as a co…

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    Comment #19643155

    I can see a lot of people trashing on Matrix.org or the "hacker" themselves (the hacker opened a series of issues, detailing how he managed to get in - https://github.com/matrix-or…

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    Comment #19561983

    I partially agree with you. When I used to work at one of the big five, PMs for my team would regularly disregard the engineers' output on most matters (apart from occasionally let…