Could be the system the commenter posted to is having trouble federating to your instance. So their comment is federated from their system to the community instance, but not from the community instance to yours.
Edit: nevermind, this is all on the same instance.
I got the same thing.
Why not write… Bash?
Yup, many are mentioned in the comments alongside mine. Linode is my option of choice.
Plenty of places with $5 per month VPS
Orrrrrrr… You know… Keep using FreeCAD, supporting the need for FOSS solutions since it seems to be working well and won’t have the price hike that will eventually come with all commercial products.
The trick for me is constant forced refreshes
Not ST, but this is how I felt with The Expanse. I haven’t watched DS9 yet, but now may be a good time.
Transactions help more, IMO. The 1=1 becomes a real habit.
One suggestion I haven’t seen, get him a super-cheap laptop with Linux. The exposure to a new environment beyond his phone (and likely Chromebook) will help him get more comfortable with things outside the norm.
It will help him discover if he likes to “make things” or “figure things out” which are very different activities that both directly corrolate with programming.
I disagree with some of this. The reasons OP gave are good reasons in and of themselves. Senior developers having a short tenure is a red flag, and likely brought on the other bullets. If a candidate read those to me, then said “I want to work somewhere where I can own a challenge and grow” I would be pleased with the response.
And totally agree on mid-level target.
Enjoy your time and good luck!
Ahh good way to put it. “Nothing but” is a way to describe where I see anxiousness.
I’ve been in leadership for a number of companies now. I’ve only had one manager actively tell me it was of no consequence to them. They retracted that after two good applicants, one with 6 jobs in 6 years was in the mix. Personal experience and gut, but it tells me you are in the minority.
The simple answer is, maybe. You could have had more if the competition wasn’t better. But you will never know if they were. My advice would be to focus on the fact that you just got a big raise, and enjoy the work. In a year, ask for more, say 10%, and if you’re good and fit the culture, they’ll do it. If not, start looking. Just be careful of jumping jobs too much.
Agreed, pict-rs is not ready for this. Not having an easy way to map URL to file name is a huge issue. I still don’t understand why non-block storage doesn’t just use the UUID it generates for the URL as a filename. There is zero reason to not have a one-to-one mapping.
:wq!
Yup.