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helix90

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    Comment #49008573

    the video requires signing up for Yubikey spam. https://app.livestorm.co/yubico-y/securing-trusted-actions-a...

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    Comment #49008260

    Listening to Yubikey and OnePassword talk about this, they actually say "One Person, One Device". Which really speaks to their failure to understand their users.

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    Comment #46572410

    The common one I fought long ago was folks who always use regular expressions when what they want is a string match, or contains, or other string library function.

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    Comment #46506689

    Can confirm. Got the same e-mail sent to my Sendgrid registered e-mail address. Fortunately I also got an e-mail from one of the apps I have that uses Sendgrid so I assumed it was …

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    Comment #44595190

    If I were interviewing you for an Embedded position I would ask questions about how your skills with .NET and React applied to your embedded projects. I would review your github re…

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    Comment #43732898

    My former CEO would tell you "if you depend on people changing their nature, your product is not likely to succeed".

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    Comment #43536919

    I got Duct Tape Developer. No lie detected.

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    Comment #42884855

    You should check out both Go and Rust as new languages that are excellent for back end services. If you want to explore a little more, also give Zig a try for a toy project.

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    Comment #42854688

    USPTO says: https://www.copyright.gov/ai/

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    Comment #42716768

    I ask hard questions to see how you handle them. One of the most important things you can say in a technical interview is "I don't know". You can't know everything, and how you han…

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    Comment #42461911

    This is a question I use when interviewing devs for writing REST API. The answer is either way, and it depends on the tooling you are using. If you are relying on a client library …

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    Comment #42268348

    for the programming part, I ask them to get the answer from the LLM and then code review the solution as part of the interview.

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    Comment #35787341

    MySQL Redis