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Comment #37713319
This isn't average: > I have given up on hopes of learning. There is no such thing as learning after highschool. This is refusing to learn at an industry where continually learning…
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Comment #37665885
Hybrid working and desk sharing is the worst option for getting any actual work done. I'll gladly commute to an office where I have a dedicated desk with good equipment (2 monitors…
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Comment #37659260
With a high enough rate of layoffs, everyone is affected, even the people who kept their jobs - everyone has lower job mobility and less negotiating power than they’ve had at any p…
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Comment #37649253
> I would love to be financially independent and watch this with excitement Even if you were, your money would be invested in something which is tied to the overall economy and if …
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Comment #37621935
Chris Lattner seems like a great guy in interviews and has obviously mad multiple incredbile contributions to the field of software. But I don't get the play here - a company CEO/c…
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Comment #37615263
What’s the alternative - exponential growth which goes on forever? Seems unlikely. They stop releasing new devices every year? Doesn’t make sense from Apple’s point of view and as …
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Comment #37601299
You had already worked at Meta at that point, getting interviews from other similar companies as hard as it would be for someone in OP's position.
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Comment #37596088
It's not enough because studying doesn't give you an interview.
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Comment #37596076
I would personally like it for the money, and the name recognition which can provide other opportunities to make more money in the future.
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Comment #37583809
I take issue with presenting this as “adopting the title” like it’s something that people do unilaterally - most of the time it’s the title used by their company and it would be pl…
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Comment #37548174
i don't know, where I work 100% of resumes come from a third-party recruiter, same at my previous job. I've gotten my last 3 jobs either through third-party recruiters or direct ap…
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Comment #37539646
As a side note, I like how direct and casual these megacorp CEO emails are.
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Comment #37536624
For a job - neither. For personal interest - try both and see which one you like more.
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Comment #37510364
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#technology-most-popula...
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Comment #37485141
Nothing's gone wrong. Apple's phones are good but so are their phones from a couple of years ago. It's not sustainable to have a huge improvement or redesign every year.
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Comment #37467397
It's not that anything drains me, I just can't get myself to pretend to care about strangers.
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Comment #37439731
It stays with you until you need to change something and find yourself unable to make incremental changes. And in many use cases people are throwing Rust (and especially async Rust…
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Comment #37438978
> Yes, sometimes you can get stuck for a day, trying to express something within the ownership rules. This is a big problem. Fast iteration time is very valuable. And who likes doi…
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Comment #37420591
The lichess.org UI is snappy af especially in comparison to the chess.com one. No idea how anyone manages to play low time controls on chess.com.
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Comment #37405187
The VSCode Remote SSH extension - the experience is almost identical to using VSCode locally.
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Comment #37403137
Isn't this very very basic? I'm not seeing the "beyond" element, it's more like "How to level up to almost not zero".