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+1 for the clean handwritten parser.

There is no "special" access in GitHub, and no person as far as I know has such an access. I work at Microsoft, but GitHub side is very detached so I don't think there was any collaboration.

I don't think azure-docs repo is the right place to ask for help/suggestions as maintainers are not very responsive because their sole job is to push internal docs to public docs. But I understand your frustration.

However, I believe you could have set up "public IP prefix" using azure cli. I do not think you needs a azure managed firewall.

Adding managed firewall just to have edge IP is like saying I want to add a outside patio to my house, sure let's add a security check point for the neighborhood first.

I didn't know there were only 3 usable 2.4 GHz channels. I did a quick research and you are right:

https://www.metageek.com/training/resources/why-channels-1-6...

Thank you. I learned something new today.

My recent interview experience with Twitter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28466586

These background agents are needed for various VM recovery scenario. It's not a silent install. Very much needed.

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.

Thank you so much for the feedback. I appreciate it. Thank you.

> someone out there has the exact opposite of your experience Agreed completely. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you :) I truly appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

Thank you so much for the feedback. Agreed. That's a good idea :)

Thank you so much for the sincere feedback. I truly appreciate it.

> you can detect that someone has already rejected you

I completely agree. I had that feeling. He made up his mind already.

> The sooner you learn to deal with rejection, the better off you are.

Definitely a good advice. Thank you. I appreciate it.

I completely agree. The interview process at big tech is a long, emotional and mental roller coaster now. Anyways, Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, it was very strange when HR said that to me and she kept insisting I did great. Anyways, Thanks for feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, FAANG is very overrated but I am currently working at FAANG and I applied at Twitter because of their permanent working from home policy.

Thank you so much for your sincere feedback. I appreciate it. Thank you

I really like the idea but have you thought about money transaction part? is the goal merely to connect people?

Can you also add a search by category and sort by difficulty. Lastly, make sure there is no post for part-time or full-time jobs. The goal is to find a small task (or gig)

Can you please explain why #3 is bad for system programing?

Can you please expand on #3, why is it bad for system programing?

Agreed. They need a lot of integrations but other than that it's a solid product specially for not tech savvy startups

Sounds very cliche, I bought a manual heigh adjustable desk.

I am an Iranian-American (dual citizen) and I suggest you to NOT visit Iran. You may be subjected to arbitrary arrests.

P.S. I haven't visited Iran since high school over 12 years ago and I miss my friends and family there so much.

Yes. I am looking for list of companies that will stay remote after the pandemic.

What about dual-citizens?

Location: Yerevan, Armenia Remote: Yes, preferred

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React/Redux, Angular, Node.js + Express.js and Python + Flask

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hesamyan/

Website: http://hesamian.com/

Email: hesamyan@gmail.com

WOW. That's all I have to say.

I'm a PhD student with focus on compilers and algorithm. Leetcode scare me too. I currently work at FAANG and I had to spend a month practicing leetcode before I got my job.

> sometimes wonder why I worked so hard for other people's companies

I have the same feeling. I'm working at FAANG now but I worked very hard when I was just starting my career for a small manufacturing company to create a e-commerce website. I can't work as hard as those days, I have a back problem and I'm much older now.