Currently, we have no open positions.
When we have, we simply look for old projects which people have done and ask them some basic programming questions in interview.
As for the interrogation, if the cops call me instead of a hiding oversmart ass, I will answer them about my 'statistics' of employees!
I give jobs.
Don't give the test. Tell the examiner to first be able enough to test you.
Let me tell people that most HRs are purely professional and don't budge 1 bit till they receive money. Simply say to them, I'll code as much as you want me to after we discuss the payment terms.
In Bharat, they don't. I tried. They are un'entice'able.
Bharatiyas are 'unenticeable'. Their aim of life is to not let you 'entice' them.
Yes, only after you've met them. First meet, exchange public keys. Use zero knowledge proofs.
I agree that suckless should be simpler and should have a bit more code to ease user's life but they've deliberately kept it so so that the user understands what's going on like Arch or Gentoo.
I request lemmy dev to add a feature to sort by downvotes. I think that would be most useful to everyone.
The interface between DE and OS should have whitelisting, that is, a complete list of accepted commands (words of subprograms) should be made and all communication between OS and DE should have nothing except those keywords.
As Joanna Rutkowska says, TCB has to be minimum. If I recollect it right, future Qubes is going to have virtual compartment for graphics replacing old extremely unsecure monolithic system.
All of today's DE's are horrible with animated videos, javascript and what not. Once GNOME becomes trusted, one can have multiple themes and not worry about unsecure usage.
You have to make the right government, but even more important is to make the government right.
It is ridiculous to see people making a fun of his death!