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Here's why I dropped out of the big league
(theladiesfinger.com)
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It's probably the cost factor. The salary of a 50 year old will be way more than a 25 year old for doing the same job.
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In the real world, you'll be spending more time on code design than typing it out. The race against a deadline mostly affects design choices. eg. Whether implementing a certain feature yourself with rigorous testing, or introducing a n
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And yet, most coding rounds in interviews are rigorously timed. Almost always, the importance is given to code completeness rather than code design/elegance. I'm sure a lot of talented engineers lose out here.
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UTD Professor, Student Crack ‘Heartbleed’ Bug
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I have been playing with the multi-source replication feature for quite some time. It works like a charm for most versions. It had some issues replicating events from Percona 5.6 but that was with 10.0.2, I believe. I'm hoping they hav
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This is insane. I can complete 2048 easily, but can't seem to win this version. For others, it's other way around. How does that work? :/
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I did not see anything out of the ordinary here. Most people share this sentiment even now. Your point, treskot?
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Indian e-commerce becomes the next frontier for Amazon,eBay
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Free voice calling service to those without internet
(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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Walmart Planning E-Commerce Marketplace To Enter India, Challenge eBay, Amazon
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"Women can't visit temples or public places, they're not allowed to cook or touch the water supply". I've seen educated folks doing this as well, so, sadly yes. It is true. Most women follow it because their mothers
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Ingenious candle remakes itself each time it's burned
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Collective Nouns for Creative Professionals
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Agree with #2. After a certain point, money is no longer a motivating factor. The crappy part about this is you have to reach that point to realize this. #3 has been the best thing I've read so far today.
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Working smart any day. What I meant was it does not stop there. For a programmer (or any job frankly), you have to constantly work at improving yourself. Say, if you don't keep up with the technology, a person who has gone the extra mi
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Ask HN: What are the three most significant things you have learnt till date?
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I found most of them there...any particular ones you're looking for?
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I swear this post feels like I've typed it word for word. I'm pretty much in the same situation except I'm planning for a Masters next year. Hoping to see good advice here.
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I've never updated my skill set on LinkedIn. Don't see any value to it. And yet some of my friends who have no idea what I'm working on endorsed me for random programming skill set. There should be a credibility factor when s
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Short answer: Depends where you're looking at. Long answer: In India, you'll find engineers dime a dozen. IT service companies like Infosys, Accenture, etc. recruit the bulk of the students from the universities. They don't
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Just when I went ahead and bought a BeagleBone Black. Would like to see how these boards fare against BBB/RPi.
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I think that's the case with most Indians and our education system is to blame for that. The entire schooling system is very competitive. If you're not aiming to be an engineer or a doctor, then you're wasting your life. Slog
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Here is a link to do all these exercises properly: http://lifehacker.com/these-12-videos-show-the-proper-form-f...