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You outsourced your QA? Honest question, how common is that?

What's the alternative though? It's even more inefficient to have them comb through your code to understand how it should and should not work.

I like the sequence I got last night. Doing pretty good on a paladin deck, 7-1. Got a mage, survive his flamestrike and go on to win. Requeue and get the same guy again. My first thought is that this shouldn't happen, it's unfair because we know some of eachother's cards. 3 fucking...

I think OP would have a hard time fitting into the culture there. As in, dangerous to his life hard time.

I wouldn't mind that. We're a smaller company with maybe 15 people working on the product itself, so the devs are usually responsive to test problems. But I'd like anything that would let me get my hands on code more often. I'm good at testing, but it can be boring by itself.

There are probably better ways to trim your bush.

Keep in mind I was interviewing for a test engineering position. I was given 4 small executables and was told how they *should* act. They wanted me to write a script that would automatically assess whether they adhered to the expected behavior. Bonus points for thorough and creative...

Just in case other people feel like giving it a shot.

Most of the coding during my last set of interviews was done on my computer at home. It was timed but I could use whatever resources I wanted to solve the problem.

I have a BS in Computer Engineering. I agree with your stipulation about job security. Anything directly related to hardware seems closely tied to market trends and consumer whims. Of course, any industry would experience this, but it seems especially punishing in computer hardware. I've...

Depends on the company. The places I've worked, when team shuffling or downsizes(as in, layoffs) occur, you will get stonewalled asking for more money. Usually a better idea to look for a new job.

Psychosomatic? Chugging some pool water would probably confirm that chlorine sensitivity thing.

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I had the same problem as priest. One velens and one pw:shield. Lost every game to board clears. I'm not entirely sure those type of spells are balanced. But at least they haven't introduced more, beyond sheep.

What's with this game and amount of people insisting on playing it on their couch? I never seen another thread where the physical transportation of a desktop was an actual talking point.

Yes, much more impressive if she mumbled that through a mouthful of dick.

Referring to automation as cheating is not weird at all.

Yellows are fine for amulets until you find a legendary that rolls at least almost as well and has a useful secondary affix. Most dots don't stack. I believe there are exceptions like the firestarter rune for AC. It just resets the duration, you don't lose any damage. They hopefully...

DH amulets are Hellfire or a well rolled immunity. BoTT, for DH, is procced with something else. Polar Station sentries. A teammate. Thunderfury templar. Something like that. Pain enhancer's bleed does not stack with itself.

Please explain.

There's several resplendant and regular chests in the cow level. I think the chest the queen is guarding is guaranteed to drop a few legendaries. Not bad if you use gloves of worship and nemesis bracers too since it's packed full of shrines.

No, you need two Unity and an invulnerability trinket for the follower. Assuming you don't have that, all of these are better than Skull Grasp: anything. Zx88 made a good suggestions about the ancients. They are inconsistent as a fury gen. If you can get your fury elsewhere(don't...

Skull Grasp is useless. A well rolled rare is better. Replace it with Unity, should get you at least 5-6 more levels. At that point, you just need ancient everything. IK/WW hybrids feel too slow to me. Too fury starved as well. BK + WW is probably the best set at this point, even non season.

D3 needs more events like this.

I've never been on the other side of an interview, how do you judge whether work is interesting or not? My current job as a test engineer has a fair amount of drudgery, especially now since we're in heavy testing for release. But the times I get to work on the testing system, which is mostly...

So give the guy a slight edge in comparison to the other candidates. If his knowledge and experience is superior because of the side projects, that should come through in the interview even if they go unmentioned. My point is that it is a silly arbitrary distinction and will likely eliminate...

You have to assume a special level of stupidity when reading teck's posts. I knew he was asking about Witcher 3, that was just the wrong thread to ask such a question. And it was. Especially in such a manner that he did. I was guessing it might be the wrong subforum because I rarely see...

Double the pickle tickling then!

Difficulty is fine as long as they give you interesting tools and choices to defeat it. Mass dodging while pricking the boss to death is not interesting and only one binary choice.

Got my current job through a staffing agency, though I'm kinda mad about it. Admittedly, I'm not sure if I would have found the posting without their blatant reposting/spamming. But throughout most of the interview process, I was under the impression that my employer was working with the...

People that think it's ok not to put their phone on vibrate/silent at work.

Embedded software and hobby electronics are loosely related to circuit design and layout. If you do the latter, you more than likely know a lot about the first two, but doing them in your free time isn't going to help you decide how many fingers to put on that NAND gate for the Cu45LP library...

There are plenty of people, not just programmers, that are excellent at their job but have little motivation to work on projects outside of work. You only make this arbitrary distinction because you can. What about someone that designs circuit libraries for work? What do you expect this...

Wrong thread, bro. Maybe even wrong subforum.

Thanks, that's a good idea. I'm consider Morrow's idea of putting some money in my account too. But, why a separate region? Why not just play in the same region with two accounts?

Whatever their reasons, justified or not, I had the experience of an entry level for that industry. I guess my point was that even companies that offer entry level positions, they don't make it easy to fill. Will I jump ship if my previous job opens up? Maybe, just something you have to suss...

I've tried applying to entry level positions when I had a few years experience. I was unemployed, can't be picky. The HR for the company(IBM) stipulated that only fresh college graduates could be hired for the position, doesn't matter if I was willing to work that pay or if the manager thought...

Never gotten a good Hellfire amulet. Not that I've really tried. The amount of time required to get a good one is quite obvious from the outset. Worse than gambling for weapons.

Sorry, this post was written so borderline generically it sounded like you got her a vibrator. Which, you should, btw. Those Hitachi magic wands or whatever. It qualifies as a power tool because it's supposed to be a back massager, but no one uses it that way.

The example wasn't supposed to be something that would be vital to playing arena well. It was an example something someone who's played a lot of arena would know off the top of their head. A byproduct, so to speak, of being able to play at a high level and chain arenas. I'm not sure...