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Ask HN: How are you leveraging AI tooling in your software development workflows
With AI being all the rage at the moment, I am wondering in what kind of practical ways have you been leveraging AI tooling, and what tools do you find to be most helpful? Thank yo…
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Comment #18291081
Also, quoting friom the GDPR, art. 4 "‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural perso…
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Comment #18291025
You might have a point here. However, there's a couple of articles online that say otherwise: https://www.xperthr.co.uk/faq/do-job-applicants-have-the-rig... https://recruitment.so…
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Ask HN: Using GDPR to request post-interview feedback
Most of the employers do not offer feedback after a candidate is rejected, mainly due to "legal concerns". However, most of them are using recruiting tools to manage the process, i…
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Comment #18165761
Romania has great local food! But not so much when it comes to international cuisine - it's either bad or very expensive. Internet is fast and stable and on top of that super cheap…
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Comment #18015635
That's not just a simple comment, it's art, kind sir! LOL
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Ask HN: How often do you receive feedback after a interview
Wondering how often and what kind of feedback do you receive after a interview that ends up with a rejection? Is it a usual practice in your town/area/country? Also, what do you ap…
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Comment #17851832
Github. Great integrations, familiar to most people in the company.
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Ask HN: If your life would hang on code you've written today, would you survive?
Imagine that the code you've written today would be running on a critical life support system. Would it work flawlessly or hit a "setOxigenLevel is undefined" error and kill you? H…
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Ask HN: Daily stand-ups – how do you make them work?
We're a team of about 10 people, doing daily stand-ups, where we provide updates on what we are doing, blockers, problems, etc. basically in line with the Scrum concept of stand-up…
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Ask HN: Berlin – great companies worth applying?
Hi! What companies in Berlin do you think are great to work in, value the employees and would recommend when searching for jobs?
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Comment #17300914
Lucene/Solr, Elastic Search and Algolia did a great job creating search tools and services and this extinguished the thirst of the masses. I don't think it's a solved problem, it's…
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Comment #17090004
Name it something that ends in *-fy. That's still cool, right?
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Comment #16985216
The South America / islands and included because they are territories belonging to a EU country (France, Spain, Portugal). Turkey is in there because it's a candidate country.
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Ask HN: What's your top 5 questions to ask your prospective new employer?
As a software developer (or generally ) what 5 questions would you ask your prospective employer during the interview stage, in order to test your fit inside that company, good/bad…
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Comment #16956813
That's probably gonna be the approach for most people, but when it does get some traction, would be great to have a checklist to start from.
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Comment #16956524
Yeah, my thoughts exactly... If anything good gets out this thread I'll compile a checklist and pass it around.
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Ask HN: How do you GDPR for your small side projects?
As a user, I think GDPR is great, tracking is pretty much getting out of hand. But as a web tinkerer I wonder how do you get your side projects compliant. Where do you start?
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Comment #16929838
That used to be true. But lately, the demand has grown bigger and bigger and if you look over some job boards you'll see salary ranges that raise the average handsomely. On the oth…
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Comment #16929821
The bars that don't take orders in English don't actually refuse to do that out of some principle but just because there are just not enough German speaking baristas or bartenders …