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scrpn··on Hardware and software for scanning and OCR old magazines
Thank you!
scrpn··on Low cost mmWave 60GHz radar sensor for advanced sensing
Could you share how you did it? Interested in this as a hobby
scrpn··on Amazon voluntary leave for remote workers
https://archive.is/1TegA
scrpn··on Older workers press age discrimination claims in challenge to IBM layoffs
they can compute age based on bachelor degree and high school dates.
scrpn··on WSJ: How Honest Should You Be During Your Exit Interview?
non-paywall: https://archive.is/BxOyx
scrpn··on Foundations of Software Engineering
Anywhere we can find the videos? I think they'll worth their length in gold.
scrpn··on Ask HN: How to recognize web logins from new devices?
sounds good!
scrpn··on Ask HN: How to recognize web logins from new devices?
what you put in that cookie and how did you matched on server side? could you share some pointers?
scrpn··on The Four Dog Defense (2011)
How to deal with someone that behaves like this, when leaving is not an option?
scrpn··on Ask HN: What are you using for http load testing?
apache benchmark (ab) is a good alternative for simple test scenarios
scrpn··on SQL Indexing and Tuning E-Book for Developers
Is it possible that the online book is stealing some posible revenue that would come from support?
scrpn··on Effective Engineer – Notes
I pwrsonally found that Refactoring often and unit testing don't play nicely together. A huge refactoring lead to a lot of rewriting of unit tests since they weren't compiling anymore. I was able to reuse test logic though.
scrpn··on Dozens of Companies Are Using Facebook to Exclude Older Workers From Job Ads
How can a software developer fight against this salary limitation?
scrpn··on Jeff Bezos’ guide to life
Is funny that Bezos speaks about work-life balance.
scrpn··on Whiteboard Interviews Suck, Get Good at Them Anyway
Google explains here their interview observations : https://www.google.ro/amp/s/www.wired.com/2015/04/hire-like-...