HN user
This is the same thing that happened to me with an Expensify interview back in 2011. After that, I decided to only do interviews in person, or where the person was on a call with me. Take home tests are not worth the risk of this crap.
I think most of these companies do do the server side properly. There are plenty of hacks that just make a client play ungodly well. Like macros, aimbots, cooldown tracking, auto-hex
naver mail is good. kakao talk too
ive used uber in seoul many times
I am in the same exact situation.
No twitter?
I have a very old account with a 4 letter username. I used it sparingly for years. I had made my profile pic the same as Trump and wrote proud cuckold & 45th president of the US during the election as a joke. The background was Trump golfing in unflattering photos. I lost access to the email address I created the account (I still have the email address name, the account password, nothing else has changed) because the recovery email was from college.
They may have sent me a warning to that address, but I have never seen it. My account was permanently suspended. I wish I could just go in and delete the existing content / make a normal profile page / fix whatever is offensive.
Elon had said there would be 1 time amnesty for all suspended accounts, but it never happened. I appealed at least 5 times over the years, but it was always upheld. I would pay for that account back.
It cannot cost that much to start a vet clinic
In 2011 it was around a million according to one article I read. I'm guessing it's way more now.
maybe you're just allergic to glyphosate, not wheat. glyphosate is in pretty much everything now
It's not just inline styles. Idk why so many people comment on these threads with no experience using the framework.
I've been doing CSS for 20 years, Tailwind indeed lives up to the hype. Just the fact that amount of CSS code you need to send down the wire stops scaling linearly with each new component is a big benefit in its own right.
No shipping to Hawaii :(
People who make too much money for their role, or entire divisions that are wildly unprofitable
I mean that incubator was a total waste of money. No one did anything, everyone was a bser from the top, and 95% of the projects were total failures. I think there were maybe 3 "successful" projects.
Yes but they can drag their feet in giving it to you, since they can just sign your offer immediately. However, you can just cancel your offer after with a follow up document.
This happened to me in 2019. I went into escrow and they didn't give me the offer for about 5 days. When I finally got it, it was lower than it should have been. It rubbed me the wrong way and I bailed out of the deal.
It still can't run 10 year old games though (dota 2)
it's def not as bad as alcohol... considering alcohol causes drunk driving, liver issues, obesity, stomach cancer, domestic violence
My phone does this all the time when I'm skateboarding. The cops get pissed.
I got hired from one about 8 years ago. It was cool.
not sure if this is trolling?
vercel, nextjs, regular JS, react
The first example is because the game had a patch, I'm pretty sure that you can skip that on Switch, but even if you can't, games that couldn't be patched were objectively worse than ones that can.
The second example is social media and has been discussed to death. No arguments there.
The third example, Tesla's UI, could be said to be worse than manual buttons, but the technology in a Tesla is not objectively worse overall than old cars. Electric cars are amazing tech.
The worst conversations are those where both parties are waiting their turn to talk, saying as much as they can before getting interrupted, and then being forced to listen to the other.
I feel like this is a west coast US mentality. I don't mind people interrupting me, and think it's pretty typical from the east coast of the US.
Lingodeer is really good. Check it out.
But it's not really a library... just a stylesheet?
I've been street skating for about 15 years and I've had maybe 2 kingpins break total
Same... wtf
I think I have it now. Not 100% sure though.
usually there is a single interface to a DB. whether that's supplied via import / dep injection / global is specific to the language / framework. there are pros and cons with each.