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by 3minus1 12y ago
It's not just her; there are many other minorities that can relate. It's not just her feelings; she's also talking about harassment and being denied opportunities.When you tell someone to keep their complaints to themselves y
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by 3minus1 12y ago
DOL has statistics on what every H1b is getting paid http://h1bwage.com/
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Ebola spreads slower, kills more than other diseases(washingtonpost.com)
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by 3minus1 12y ago
Not having experience is a huge barrier to clear. When trying to get my first job I only had a minor in CS. I had 13 interviews before I got a job, and I had to continually revise my resume. Don't give up. Focus on breadth vs. depth in
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by 3minus1 12y ago
Watching videos has been very helpful for me. My favorite is Chef John because he is informative and entertaining http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/
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by 3minus1 12y ago
This is what is so confusing to me. Although I had a similar skepticism about smartphones, before I got one.
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by 3minus1 12y ago
it's not exactly the same, but close enough to be cuttingly funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WvDHKKsCL4
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by 3minus1 12y ago
it's five pairs of a cheaper kind
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by 3minus1 12y ago
I'm tired of this meme; it is way overstated. You could just as easily say "the curse of smart people is arrogance, because they know just how stupid the people around them are." I can assure you, I've known plenty of in
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by 3minus1 12y ago
And his evidence is....
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by 3minus1 12y ago
would be interesting if they used lightness and darkness to show what percentage of the population was that religion
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by 3minus1 12y ago
I go to the gym every day and run for 10 minutes. It's not a long time but because it's so short it allows me to do it consistently. I've been gradually increasing the speed to the point that I'm running 8-minute miles,
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by 3minus1 12y ago
I don't see how this could work on a single page application where only a small fraction of the content is loaded on page-load.
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Meet Twitch, the video-streaming firm Google may buy for $1 billion(washingtonpost.com)
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by 3minus1 12y ago
> There's a reason why HR folks aren't allowed to use it in most firms when recruiting Can you expand on this? I was blown away by MBTI when I first took the test, and I have considered talking about it in interviews.
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by 3minus1 12y ago
I would have liked it if this article listed all of the animals that appear to pass the test. What about dogs and octopuses?
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by 3minus1 12y ago
5 years ago I worked as a consultant at a large enterprise software company. There were definitely large periods of time (months long) where I was averaging 3 hours a week of actual work. Insane, insane work hours. There would be a 5 person
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by 3minus1 12y ago
Work with people who know more than you, be humble, and ask questions.
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by 3minus1 12y ago
> intentionally causing congestion Not upgrading their connection is not the same thing as intentionally causing congestion. Especially when the connection would be fine if it weren't for the massive share of Netflix traffic.
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Netflix to get its own ‘cable channel’ next week(washingtonpost.com)
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Ask HN: Which charities do you support?
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by 3minus1 13y ago
You need to read Crime and Punishment
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by 3minus1 13y ago
> Technologies advance the fastest in societies that invest heavily in war/defense all throughout history Really? The Soviet Union invested a much larger share of it GDP in military.
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by 3minus1 13y ago
This post reminds me of popular depictions of the French Revolution. You always see these hungry mobs and callous rich people, "let them eat cake" and all that. In reality though, was that the poor in France had a better standard
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by 3minus1 13y ago
Yeah, maybe "result" is wrong. It's not a cause and effect. I probably should have said that having social and economic resources makes it easier to tell the truth, specifically in instances where the person knows they can
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by 3minus1 13y ago
I often feel like always telling the truth is the result of privilege. And that people who are more insecure for whatever reasons have much more cause to lie. That being said, I have very little patience for colleagues who lie about work-re
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by 3minus1 13y ago
It looks like it was down for 8 hours total, 5 of which were scheduled.
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by 3minus1 13y ago
Maybe you should read the article. The answer is definitely not no.
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by 3minus1 13y ago
Yeah, a lot of editorializing going on in that article. Better if you just read the emails.
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by 3minus1 13y ago
> this now empowers them all as citizen moderators I prefer to think of them as the high priests; only they get to decide what constitutes divinely ordained Truth.

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