jd24

That's a shame, I played a few games on Stadia and thought it worked great.

Depends on what you are learning for. If it is for a job, then react has the most openings by a large margin and will likely stay like that for a while.

  - Take-home technical assignment (~4h) or similar at candidate's choosing

That is an instant nope.

It depends on where you live. In the LA area I can get same day shipping. Some items I can get rushed same night.

Maybe I'm just missing the point, but couldn't you just put a laptop into a protective container?

The video is not guaranteed to stay up. I download videos I may want to watch again in the future.

Yeah, because the guy is animating in every image for some reason

I don't think FB would make a move like this without feeling somewhat confident. My guess is they're leaning into the effect it'll have on small businesses if they suddenly vanish from EU.

Agreed. When I looked for my first job I entertained calls from 3rd party recruiters. They were completely worthless and a huge waste of time. On top of that, they sold my info to other recruiter/spammers. I started getting tons of calls from robo-callers and other recruiters whom I never contacted. Had to change my phone number.

Now I only leave my email on my resume. And the only recruiters I'll ever talk to are ones who directly work for the company I'm applying to.

Saving you a click: the site requires you to submit your email address.

This rant reads like some old dude got left behind and is now yelling at the clouds; this is what gets on HN front page nowadays? It's clear he hasn't researched WHY these newer technologies and tools exist if he believes it is because we are just adding "unnecessary complexity."

plus, you still support the content creators whereas adblockers do not.

In the US a degree is often used as the first filter. Without a degree your resume could just be rejected by a computer before a human even looks at it.