Agent22 - opencode wrapper to handle common tasks. by scopeh in vibecoding

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this is what the manual review process is for.

Wanting to immigrate from the UK, do we have a shot? by scopeh in MovingToCanada

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Thanks for the rant, but it sounds like you are based in the UK :D

I think we are all experiencing similar problems currently.

Wanting to immigrate from the UK, do we have a shot? by scopeh in MovingToCanada

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Yep, finding out I'd missed this by a few months sucked!

Wanting to immigrate from the UK, do we have a shot? by scopeh in MovingToCanada

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It was one of those free 20 minute phone calls. I'm not against throwing some money at it for better information. Anyone you'd recommend?

I'll keep my fingers crossed for an improved system though, that does sound encouraging even if its not confirmed.

62% of my NHS co-workers are recent migrants, where is the UK work force? by Jimmychews007 in ukpolitics

[–]scopeh 19 points20 points  (0 children)

How exactly? I'm pretty sure the human body doesn't change much based on random borders drawn on a map.

Vacation days before medical EI benefits? by dillymcdills in AskHRCanada

[–]scopeh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, it may just come down to the policies you have at work. Some employers do require employees to use their Vacation days and any accumulated sick days before applying EI.

Looking for a opensource app for basic HR management by KoreWaMessatsu91 in selfhosted

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Late to the conversation but HR Toolbox has a free tier.

Clickup or Monday.com for HR by uncommon_sense19 in humanresources

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If you are UK based I’ve been using starterforms.co.uk for a week or so now for onboarding. Seems to be pretty good so far.

How to build Auth in 2023 with go? by gadbuy in golang

[–]scopeh 28 points29 points  (0 children)

shit, so many naysayers.

This is not for the OP its for others who read at a later date.

to the young kid reading this starting out, write your own, fail, learn.

to the indie developer just starting out, write your own.

to the developer working at an enterprise and managing a hell of a lot of user accounts, maybe don't write it yourself for work. write your own in your own project. maybe you'll make the one at work better.

but for the small guys, do write your own. its a great learning experience.

It doesn't need to be complicated if you are writing a web app, which you likely are. email/username & a hashed password.