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Now swap FBI with China and HN would be calling for a full on ban. When its America, its just “how is this interesting”
Posted by
vuyani on Thursday February 06, 2020 @02:35PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I do not understand why I have to upgrade the enter operating system just so Swift Ui preview can work on Xcode?Any apple engineers that can shed some light on this?https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56678354/xcode-11-beta-swift-ui-preview-not-showing
Posted by
vuyani on Friday June 21, 2019 @03:08AM
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As I understand Linux has one of the most secure kernels, so what makes android so vulnerable?
can you elaborate more on this or perhaps drop a link?
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vuyani on Friday November 02, 2018 @07:48AM
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vuyani on Tuesday September 04, 2018 @03:42AM
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vuyani on Friday July 27, 2018 @01:58AM
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Posted by
vuyani on Thursday April 26, 2018 @04:37AM
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Just a fun question I'd like to see how you'd represent it :)I think '2be' cannot be a string though, as i think its an instance of somethingJust some background on the context:There are many "meanings" in Hamlet's speech and there are entire essays written on them and how they relate to the play as a whole. What I offer here are some generally accepted interpretations and observations of the...
The C Programming Language
I recommend everyone to read the book Deep Work by Cal Newport
Everybody seems to agree on this. But when we continue to ban drugs. Do the same people scream "prohibition does not work!"?
I wish our neighbors well! its been a long time over due.I really hope it will be a peaceful transition, as SA has their own problems they need to deal with(cANCer)! We cannot have a refugee crisis and a civil war on our borders
Do you know, that you CANNOT use any of your google accounts if you turn your cookies off? that is just grossly invasive
Posted by
vuyani on Monday October 16, 2017 @08:40AM
from the ask-hn dept.
If so, what is your reason?
Valid points. He is a very capable programmer and the work is definitely not boring. His team mates think he threw his toys out the cot because he did not agree with using a particular technology going forward. So now instead of helping write the code, he chooses to do small tasks that he sits on for weeks and months. Really, this is also a failure on management. Managers should know how much work load he has and when he should realistically be able to finish it. But they haven't paid attention to that, so he gets to sit on these tasks for the longest time.
For example. He decided to build a date-picker from scratch for no apparent reason, when there are a trillion jquery, bootstrap date-pickers available. It took him 3 months just to do this, Now he has said he is gonna work on CSS clean up and re-styling all the validation errors, its been 3 weeks of him doing this.
He is the senior dev in his pod. So when theres demos, he's the one that talks and includes himself on features that they rolling out as a "team" effort when he hasn't written a single line of code on it.
Posted by
vuyani on Tuesday August 29, 2017 @06:39AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi,
So theres this programmer at work that hardly does any work at all. He spends most of his time surfing the net and watching videos. His attitude is affecting his teams motivation as they under pressure to deliver, and they end up doing most of the work while he surfs the net. The thing is. They extremely upset, but also feel like they cannot approach management and tell on him as they feel...
Posted by
vuyani on Thursday August 10, 2017 @09:25AM
from the polkadot.io dept.
I opened the site and thought "oh, I didn't know scump is also a coder" :D
What the hell? the tesla.com site is asking me to register and reserve a model 3 with my bank details to watch the live stream??
But also, a quick fix to this is to add a modifier that throws if m_owners[1] is already initialized
I actually don't see how its different. This was caused by an individual resulting in people losing money. The question then becomes how much lost money or WHO lost money is enough reason to pursue a hard fork?
most "good" points you mentioned there about recruiters code can replicate.
They do a lot of leg work for you
- simple stats and analysis
They have access to many openings that aren't public.
- This is just companies choosing their preferred recruiters in a fragmented industry. A solid platform would solve this
And they can convince good companies to create an opening for you if you would fit really well with the company
- I dont see code doing this. But how often does this happen though?
I get to send my resume to a few recruiters and they call me with all the openings that fit my skill set and i would be interested in.
- Not sure why you think this is exclusive to recruiters. Isnt this just another way of describing filters on a recruitment website?
.They make looking for a new position so much easier. Often they work in teams so you get multiple people doing this for you at the same time. Plus you build a relationship with them, their team, and the company so you with them better next time too.
- Its not hard to code something that can achieve this. Even saw a post here on HN about a site that can mass apply for jobs for you. Could make it a little more intelligent so it learns which jobs you prefer.
but the core difference here is there is no precedence set. Especially since classics core belief is immutable transactions. As long as the community has that integrity. Then its safe. but ultimately. It is a consensus based system. So its not to say its not impossible
It still and will always be. They have set a dangerous precedence. If another group of large developers decide to revert a certain transaction. They could. The one platform that still has its integrity is ethereum classic
hmm true. Maybe smart contracts also need a good old fashioned terms & conditions signed. At least that protects against unknown bugs and exploits?