Edit: this is from the perspective of a technical interviewer.
I've done around 200 or so technical interviews for mostly senior data engineering roles. I've seen every version of made up code, terrible implementation suggestion and dozens of folks with 5+ years of experience and couldn't wrote a JOIN to save their lives.
The there were a couple where the resume was obviously made up because they couldn't back up a single point and they just did not know a thing about data. They would usually talk in circles about buzzwords and Excel jaron. "They big data'd the data lake warehouse pivot hadoop in Azure Redshift." Sure, ya did, buddy.
Yes, they were "pre-screened". This was one of the BIG tech companies.
Holy crap this thing is pretty. Ty
That's so cool. I'm so glad I was able to create additional sHaReHoLdEr vAlUe by paying higher premiums every year
Cool! I've seen good things about that lens. Awesome to hear you shoot on cloudy days. Gives me a reason to take the camera out on more often
Just saw all of your plant\flower shots and they're all phenomenal. I love that you keep\make them dark so it's like the subject melts into a dark void. You've got an awesome style.
Are you shooting with a 105mm prime? Is it a dedicated macro lens? What kind of lighting do you look for when you shoot?
Anyone know how we would be able to continue these products? My understanding is that this charger is 100% controlled by an app. Are there open source alternatives?
That's even better. Thank you
When I worked in an office, most of my team was in other offices across the world. But we had to be in the office for that TEAM BUILDING
That's such a good idea. My camera has to pair with my phone to get GPS readout and it's a nightmare app. Going to look into this
This solved a 20-year mistery for me. If you listen to Pink Floyd - Nobody Home, I think this plays at 3:00
Hey. What is this from?
As someone who's written tens of thousands of lines of SQL in dozens of environments, this guide has great tips and ugly code.. Dear God, my eyes!
Perfect lighting and fog to make the dock look like it leads to nothingness.
Shot on Samsung S21U Main Lens 1/950 f/1.8 ISO 16
Definitely regretted not bringing my camera that day
Saw this guy on the Oregon coast sometime in the past couple of week
Edit: thanks to showroom7561@lemmy.ca for a more accurate ID than I could pull off
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/9168200
> Near Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska
Nemërçkë is a short mountain range in southern Albania on the border between Albania and Greece. -wikipedia
Athens. For some reason, this room forbade photography. Just this room. Why?! I took this shot from the balcony of a different section..
Features a 1511 remodel including new staircases, fitted with a water source inside the cave and a secret passage way to allow for food ingress during a siege, and stunning views of the Slovenian countryside.
Probably a cliche landscape for a photographer. Near Page, Arizona, it's a mighty view and a good opportunity to pull out the wide-angle. Just don't let the crowd push your camera off a cliff during the sunset chaos. I might go back one day and try a sunrise shot.