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Comment #20229391
Don't forget, it is YOUR choice to have Slack open. Nobody is forcing you to. It might be an unspoken rule to do so, but I value productivity more. In the event someone has somethi…
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Comment #18952269
"There is no such thing as stupid questions". This however, is a stupid question. Solely depends on your effort/motivation to pick up a new skill. As with anything...
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Comment #18894437
30 usd a hour is not a fair wage for a programmer (considering 10 hours a week, 40 hours would be a different story) - you need to increase it. Please note your employer benefits f…
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Comment #18765677
Because your HTML generating AI framework would not be able to deal with Mandy from upper management that wants that one button to have a rounded edge in the upper right corner jus…
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Comment #18431944
Pick your battles, this one is not worth it.
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Comment #18335770
Congratulations!
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Comment #18218501
I'm doing exactly that right now. Hired for a decent salary - but quiting. I don't know what ill be doing in 6 months. I don't have a financial buffer. This is scary but it fits my…
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Comment #17996040
Instead of complaining, how about you fetch the package and reverse engineer it so you can answer your own question.
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Comment #17993875
Good post. Would have liked to see the actual offenders in question.
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Comment #17686124
High-school dropout here. I was homeless for ~16 months around 2010. I knew I wanted to get into IT but I figured I should not pursue HTML, PHP or .NET jobs, as most schools and ed…
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Comment #17266462
As cold as the above comment may sound - I concur, there's always a way to earn more. Perhaps you would need to find remote work or learn another language. Or simply work hard(er).…
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Comment #16993614
This is why Cuckoo Sandbox uses sflock ( https://github.com/jbremer/sflock ) :) It sandboxes extraction.
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Comment #16937513
We (a big newspaper - 5k-10k visitors at any time) run on Flask. Quite a big application. It was the biggest reason why I choose this job, as many python shops seem to run Django w…
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Comment #15413031
Have you heard of ZomboDB? It aims to provide the best of both worlds; transactions and elasticsearch. I've been using it on my own pet project and am very happy that I only have t…
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Comment #15380540
Opencores.org has a very large collection of opensource IP cores.
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Comment #14344607
Woke up today, went to hackernews while still in bed, found this article, read 2 sentences, bought one. You better be right!
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Comment #10068641
I fixed it. thanks for the headsup.
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Comment #10067518
The amount is much higher as I have only tried a limited amount of keywords. There are many servers that have complete backups of the Windows folder 'My Documents' for example. Com…
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Comment #10067393
It is not my responsibility to email every single person running a sensitive public FTP server. It is my responsibility to educate those that have the power to positively influence…
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