"Where's my new server gone? ... oh, it's hanging out in us-east-1, damnsit."
Avoid them for ethical reasons too.
Problem is, sometimes you don't need the best-world-class coders, you need cheaper coders to align a button.
I think a lot of devs go through a "I'll just store code in the DB and evaluate at runtime!" phase. Some of them never get through it though.
We had this, but HR moved so slowly that the (good) guy that was fired was still there when the new guy arrived.
That feeling when you ask a question, they go "uhhhhh", in the background you can hear mechanical keys clattering, and suddenly they can give a textbook definition. More fun is when you can google their answers and find…
"A few years back, Will added a share house as a McDonald’s restaurant. It didn’t didn’t last long before it was removed by Google, he told Crikey in a phone call this week, but it appeared to fool at least one person.…
We used to use a VCS called Borland (yeah, Delphi Borland) StarTeam, which was basically the exact same flow. Luckily for us they audited us at some point, decided we were using too many licences, and insisted we triple…
My web client was behaving waaay better than my desktop client on this issue.
It improved suddenly in the third season, I was about to give up.
Wait, people aren't breathing through noses?
I always read a dead channel as pure static.
When I get to actually dev, totally. I work at an insurance company, I ended up here after I got hired by contract house (from a referral from a friend, who was hired by that contract house because they picked up…
Illusions by Richard Bach. I notice something new everytime - a far cry from when my mom told me to read it, and I read the back and cringed. I've given away so many copies now.
The number of times we've had developers commit passwords that they never should have had to Git, and then "revert" it, following which we had to have the passwords changed, is annoyingly high.
That left/right cursor key bug is the worst. I'd assumed there was just something wrong with my keyboard until my colleagues also reported seeing it.
Gods, Enterprise Architect. Such a generic UML app that tries to do so much that it's impossible to find what you want to do. And then you look for alternatives and find that it's years ahead of the rest.
I'd say to say "Yeah, this was a long time ago"... but this could probably still happen.
Following a comment I saw on HN, we now have several code snippets that we ask them to read through (biggest is like 12 lines) and tell us, at a high level, what it's trying to do. Great results, we've found people who…
Yeah, my team of experienced devs were all surprised by this. To the source they went, and found it was true. Not that we'd generally end up hashing a URL, but still.
Whew, hopefully Europe has banned all travel to North America.
Accounting for imposter syndrome, I Am Maybe Not A Mathematician
And South Africa is still masked, sanitized, curfewed, and travel banned. Weird.
Israel just detected some cases, I assume travel from there will be banned too?
I think we all want the Metaverse, we just don't want it controlled by anyone.
"Where's my new server gone? ... oh, it's hanging out in us-east-1, damnsit."
Avoid them for ethical reasons too.
Problem is, sometimes you don't need the best-world-class coders, you need cheaper coders to align a button.
I think a lot of devs go through a "I'll just store code in the DB and evaluate at runtime!" phase. Some of them never get through it though.
We had this, but HR moved so slowly that the (good) guy that was fired was still there when the new guy arrived.
That feeling when you ask a question, they go "uhhhhh", in the background you can hear mechanical keys clattering, and suddenly they can give a textbook definition. More fun is when you can google their answers and find…
"A few years back, Will added a share house as a McDonald’s restaurant. It didn’t didn’t last long before it was removed by Google, he told Crikey in a phone call this week, but it appeared to fool at least one person.…
We used to use a VCS called Borland (yeah, Delphi Borland) StarTeam, which was basically the exact same flow. Luckily for us they audited us at some point, decided we were using too many licences, and insisted we triple…
My web client was behaving waaay better than my desktop client on this issue.
It improved suddenly in the third season, I was about to give up.
Wait, people aren't breathing through noses?
I always read a dead channel as pure static.
When I get to actually dev, totally. I work at an insurance company, I ended up here after I got hired by contract house (from a referral from a friend, who was hired by that contract house because they picked up…
Illusions by Richard Bach. I notice something new everytime - a far cry from when my mom told me to read it, and I read the back and cringed. I've given away so many copies now.
The number of times we've had developers commit passwords that they never should have had to Git, and then "revert" it, following which we had to have the passwords changed, is annoyingly high.
That left/right cursor key bug is the worst. I'd assumed there was just something wrong with my keyboard until my colleagues also reported seeing it.
Gods, Enterprise Architect. Such a generic UML app that tries to do so much that it's impossible to find what you want to do. And then you look for alternatives and find that it's years ahead of the rest.
I'd say to say "Yeah, this was a long time ago"... but this could probably still happen.
Following a comment I saw on HN, we now have several code snippets that we ask them to read through (biggest is like 12 lines) and tell us, at a high level, what it's trying to do. Great results, we've found people who…
Yeah, my team of experienced devs were all surprised by this. To the source they went, and found it was true. Not that we'd generally end up hashing a URL, but still.
Whew, hopefully Europe has banned all travel to North America.
Accounting for imposter syndrome, I Am Maybe Not A Mathematician
And South Africa is still masked, sanitized, curfewed, and travel banned. Weird.
Israel just detected some cases, I assume travel from there will be banned too?
I think we all want the Metaverse, we just don't want it controlled by anyone.