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interatx
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Comment #18424919
We just took it as a mentorship exercise. Couple of gals in the group were really fast learners and didn't need as much help, so we know some eventual new-hires who sort of know ou…
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Comment #18422882
In my previous role, we had few Junior Devs - Teens who are just about to go to college get to experience working on a professional project and seeing if they like software develop…
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Comment #17906150
We pair program with new hires on simpler tasks and gradually build them up. Sounds very similar.
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Comment #17893676
Thanks
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Comment #17892475
Is cleaning the chimney and base difficult?
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Ask HN: Good books on big data transfers
Starting a new job soon where the primary project involves transferring big blobs and a lot of tiny ones across the world as fast as possible. Would love to read some books and cat…
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Comment #17889936
I see following message "Sorry, for right now is disabled, but will be fixed very soon!"
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Comment #17889929
Is presence of air / atmosphere essential to generate a drag?
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Comment #17882107
Maybe I missed in the article but how does a browser block cryptomining scripts? Same goes for fingerprints.
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Comment #17523555
As someone who helps teams with security, please don't take dependencies that haven't been reviewed. If you speed is more critical for you, do not expect your software to be secure…
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Comment #17523535
It's not always a choice. I'm in currently Canada where the term "Engineer" is protected https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_engineer#Canada . So I'm a developer here.
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Comment #16841156
I stopped looking at my keyboard. I was slow initially but ever so slowly became faster. I too would recommend typeracer[1] as a fun way to speed things up. [1]: http://play.typera…
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Comment #16783276
I've probably abused it too much but its shocking how much it load it can bare. * Ebook Server * Ad Block via DNS * Router (needed me to get an expensive wifi receiver) over VPN * …
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Comment #16783205
This doesn't seem to answer all the questions.
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Comment #16783152
I don't have any physical books on my desk[1]. Most of the stuff I usually need is online and takes less time than thumbing through books & indexes. [1] I think this is most likely…
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Comment #16783084
> Trying to get a sense of what it would be like to live there The past few times I went for an interview to a new location, I first went to a meetup / group. Asked folks (who have…
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Comment #16749735
apologies. I don't watch the news and had no context.
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Comment #16749687
Oh this is sweet. My dumb UX feedback (just a user, not a UX expert) * I expected the hover not hide (or do something) I click on the button * Considered automatically turning off …
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Comment #16749615
Wouldn't this be covered by #9 ?
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Comment #16645012
I'm currently 50 / 50. Here's what I've had to do to get work done in office : * Headphones when I need to focus. Even a random noise app is good enough. * Be patient with those wh…
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Comment #16516573
That's what I use on firefox. Works great most of the time.
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Comment #16516524
I do two things * Log anything and everything that feels like it needs to be done. You can't always add every bit of info but everytime logging something new, I do as much as time …
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Comment #16516413
> it's a perfect springboard to all the essential topics in software engineering. Indeed. If anyone is looking to start a new blog and doesn't know where to start, these listicle g…
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Comment #16416835
The site looks good, clean and does a fair job however there's a ton you can add on (which may break its minimalness) like checking how many users are complaining about the side on…