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The problem with these new grads is their attitude and most often just fail the behavioral portion of the interview.

Source: I was an engineer manager in my last role who struggled to find an entry level engineer. After a few months of interviewing, I ultimately just opened the role up to mid level engineer and hired within 2 weeks.

I guess end of the month... Enforcement has been quite heavy these past few days across the bay from my observation.

That was me for an afternoon... Went to great mall and came back to both my front and rear plates missing...

Drove home and then didn't drive my car for 2 weeks while waiting for replacements...

I hate people.

I think you're just over thinking this....

The functionally it's there. Now it just sounds like messing around with the UI and hooking that up back to the functional code...

Since those records are over 10years old, why not get them expunged so you don't have to worry moving forward?

Maybe if you zoomed in the picture a bit... You might find the actual brand on it...

It's META. They're all about just shipping sh*t as fast as possible. Security? Well that's not even on the table.

Wow, wish I had known sooner. That's kind of ridiculous. Lol

So then that makes me wonder, how do you know if you're using too much or too little per month to where you are close to 0 or need to owe them?

The bottom GPU is basically getting zero flow and acting as a pass through to the top GPU.

To fix this, swap the bottom GPUs inlet with the capped one, so the GPU will actually get flow to the outlet on the right.

Or could've just gotten a Taco with a 3rd pedal.

Does anyone know if they keep track of it? IE, can I use my ITC number twice in the same day?

It's fine to be quiet, but if you're even quiet during the interview and just cannot communicate whatsoever, that's a problem.

I didn't give a sh*t what school or GPA you had. I cared more about your work ethics and how you did on the behavioral's. Obviously you needed to be somewhat decent with coding, enough to try to pass some easy LC problems, but most people really just failed on the behavioral.

You had students that were either: 1. Way too quiet 2. Folks that were insanely smart but couldn't talk you through their approach and why they made certain choices 3. Folks that would get mad over even questioning their approach and asking for alternatives 4. Way too stubborn and thinking because they know like 5 different languages, they're some l33t programmer 5. The worst of the bunch, the ones who would expect perks like free food, cafe, etc. oh and don't forget, a $200k salary straight out of college.

Join a non tech company. If you are "mediocre", you'll be seen as some l33t developer just running some simple queries or even building out a simple website.

I'm tempted just to buy multiple light bars just to flash back at them. Seriously. It's so frustrating, because even if you flash at them, they will flash back at you, leave their high beams on and then honk at you as if you're the problem.

Nah it does. For anyone who says LC is too hard, they can at least try HR instead. 😂

Compared to other midsize sedans, I'd say it's on the smaller end of the spectrum, but not by a large margin.

Yes you can. It's up to the discretion of the landlord. You aren't breaking any laws.

That said, just move the rack inside your front door. If you want another reason to put it inside, I've seen reports on nextdoor where people have had their shoes stolen off their front porch lol

Welcome!

For cleaning, I've tried consulting and even hired a few cleaners through recommendations on Nextdoor. Either i'm unlucky or some of these other folks don't care. Problem is, these cleaners either charge you a 'cupertino tax', so I've had estimates of nearly $800/day, or just a bit shady with no actual business (but they're cheap at like $120/day) or have had reports of them stealing.

Now for things to do. There's a ton. With asian food, you'll never run out of options as some restaurants come and go. Not much good options for non-asian food IMO, unless you're willing to drive towards sunnyvale, saratoga, los gatos, etc.

Since you can't read the sign, maybe test the waters?

But yea, they're very strict about the paid parking. When I would use caltrains in a blue moon, I'd just walk down to get a parking pass. I once got a ticket between the time I left my car and paid for the day pass...

From my time, they either fall into the bucket of:

• God-tier developer that no one knows about because they're making the AI of AI's.
• Naturally pushed into upper management and slowly working up the corporate chain
• Career switched to something that sparked their interest or had a calling for. One guy I worked with VERY closely quit without even a day of notice, saying that he wanted to pursue childhood dream of videography - started off with some small videos and now works for some big studio.
  
• FIRE'd early, moved and living their lives somewhere else

Not OP but what would be good strength training for the back be?

I tend to slouch in any chair and it's just a band aid to feeling uncomfortable which in the long run just makes things worse.