Viewing profile — xaybey
xaybey
HN member- Joined
- Wed, May 13, 2015, 6:20 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 280
- Public activity
- 32 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About xaybey
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #21966820
Honest question - is this a part of your hiring pitch? "Our engineers don't complain about business constraints" is a red flag if I ever heard one.
-
comment
Comment #21094922
You did not do a 'tour of duty', you worked a comfortable, air-conditioned, white collar job for a few years. Co-opting the language of actual military service is downright offensi…
-
comment
Comment #19483108
For some reason there's a lot of negativity in this thread. I thought the txt file was really cool, signed up immediately, and have been having a lot of fun with the interface. I d…
-
comment
Comment #19454610
This sparked a lot of memories. I really enjoyed it.
-
comment
Comment #19006403
Why are you blaming the victim? Also, have you ever succeeded in getting clauses added to a megacorp's written offer?
-
comment
Comment #18879725
I used Chariot daily for my commute when I lived in the outer richmond (24th ave). Its existential purpose was to ensure you would only travel with fellow commuters, and not the ra…
-
comment
Comment #18475008
Are the voices backwards for anyone else? English sentences are read (unintelligibly) in a French voice and vice versa. http://paralleltext.io/read/?b=f727d42f-7649-49b0-b583-99bb9…
-
comment
Comment #16385687
I make significantly more at GS than I did at google. The difference is that the majority of my compensation comes from the yearly bonus - a quirk in finance.
-
comment
Comment #15821789
These language categorizations are famous and have been around since the 50's - not sure what the colored map really adds. When looking at the suggested number of hours, keep in mi…
-
comment
Comment #14129224
As a fun warm up-question, I always ask the candidate what editor and keyboard they use. The candidate who geeks out about their plugins and cherry switches inevitably passes all 5…
-
comment
Comment #14044706
I usually use csvkit ( https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en/1.0.1/index.html ). There are commands to list the columns, filter, browse the data in a somewhat formatted way with less. T…
- story
-
comment
Comment #11859045
What migration? They really can't be used for anything automated - the tension control of a Passap is notoriously flimsy. I can't tell you how many half finished garments I have ly…
-
comment
Comment #10960166
The knit pattern (tees are not woven) only affects the ratio of stretch per direction. Shrinkage is much more a property of the fiber and fabric processing, like prewashing.
-
comment
Comment #10959933
Because the shirt would not stretch to your chest, making it hard to get on/off. Also it would look like a flaccid tube hanging off your body.
-
comment
Comment #10959671
Loopwheelers apply even (low) tension on yarn which prevents uneven warping, but that doesn't change the fact that cotton still shrinks as a fiber.
-
comment
Comment #10496832
Is this a joke?
-
comment
Comment #9790766
Actually, I think those would be acceptable answers. As a young person who works with older coworkers, I'm perfectly willing to talk to you about your kids or buying groceries. I j…
-
comment
Comment #9790513
I understand not drinking and not playing video games, but saying that you have no hobbies would be pretty weird in an interview. They're just trying to get to know you. Hopefully …
-
comment
Comment #9564220
Though the edges of the language are softened to make it easier to swallow, I think the message is very clear. If your boss "suggests" some changes, he/she means make some changes.…
-
comment
Comment #9558978
I had trouble parsing this - Could you explain, in a sentence or two, why cmdlets are more than .NET classes? What's the significance of the GetDateCommand class existing?
-
comment
Comment #9549357
отлично, большой спасибо!
-
comment
Comment #9549321
Well, I was asking if I was wearing the right kind of boots. The conclusion seems to be that while there are many boots to choose from, none will make you walk any faster. I think …
-
comment
Comment #9549301
The time lag bit rings true. I think you're describing a longer term version of the peopleware phenonmenon, where a programmer needs 15 minutes without distraction to "get in the z…
-
comment
Comment #9549290
Unfortunately they don't seem to teach Russian. Is there an advantage to this type of immersion as opposed to just moving to russia for a month?