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well, then what happens when the company decides to revoke your pto? where do you put that into the statistics?

what for?

I was also part of this sort of interview once. They specifically asked personal questions - parents stuff, relationship, etc. Definitely not work related. It was indeed a very strange and exhausting experience. I could've definetly refused to answer some of the questions or drop out of the interview altogether, but not sure why I haven't.

So yeah, this type of interview exists so I highly doubt the interviewer interviewing OP was asking about work stuff...

Doesn't really matter if copycat or not in this case. I'd argue it's even better to be a copycat in order to move faster.

I've built this kind of extension, but the backend being Linear (the issue tracker). I am able to mark an email as an issue, start it, complete it and see details about it, all within Gmail and synced with Linear. I guess using a local logic should also work - basically having everything inside the browser / extension.

Not directly. But what about the emergency services not being able to reach their destinations? It stops being funny really fast

And would it be better that the whole 100% go under the bus for his own failures?

School in Romania in the 90s was way harder than it is now. Standards have dropped (a lot) here as well.

Not sure if you're trolling or not...

What happens if it doesn't explode and they just lost control over it? I'm mostly curios of the risks at that altitude.

What happens if the ship has exploded? Is there any kind of danger?

Same here. But I can’t oversee the irony. I was sold.

Maybe should also count the bad stuff Google does.

Happens everywhere, but the way power in communism works makes bad stuff happen many times faster. In democracy there is a long time until a bad actor can do real damage. There are policies and various mechanisms that prevent that(to a point). Even bureaucracy works to some extent.

I'd call that luck. Wait until a bad or stupid actor gets to power. This is the main problem with communism. It all depends on one single person and how they are.

Not saying it's a good thing either. And what you're saying it's unfortunately true.

We need people who really value creation, democracy, etc and not pure capitalism, profit optimization, etc.

I'm not saying it's not cynical, but it's surely not wrong. He just said what everyone in the business was already thinking.

Probably not bothered because it's fast thanks to this work. I'd probably be bothered if it was slow.

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curious about how you get into such mindset if you weren't raised like this. what is the driver behind?

My best one this year, and the one that helped the most was: Everything that happens is a period. It has a start and an end. Really helped with whahter good or bad thing I've had.

JetBrains solutions. It think it's called RubyMine.

If you are able to code or can ask someone, then you should be able to do it with some email api service (Nylas, AWS SES, etc) or headless client that gets the body of the email and convert it to pdf using wkhtmltopdf and then send it as attachment using the same service as before.

Using low/no code tools might be very hard/unlikely

I don't think the author talks about loneliness. He talks about the experience of driving alone. Which everyone can do. Take it at face value.

And even if it would be about loneliness, there's nothing wrong in connecting with people over internet.

I do think everyone should travel alone at least once. I allows you to discover yourself.

What are the real life usages of this?

One weird way to move fast through a crowd that I've found is to keep your hands up. Not sure why, but when I'm doing this, most of the people seem to get out of the way. Works almost every time.

Not really an advice, but this [1] completely changed the way I look and try so solve problems.

Basically, most of the things that are put in place have a reason behind it. You don't have to agree with the reason, but you must understand it before trying to solve a problem.

[1]: https://fs.blog/chestertons-fence/

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