Crusoe123

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by Crusoe123 10y ago
...and half the people.
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
Funny how that article you linked from 2011 starts with: "The economy may be heading into another recession."
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
I very much doubt you could afford a snowmobile on such income, you would still need supplemental income to be able to afford most of those things you're talkng about. So if anything maybe some people who now work full time, would work
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
Maybe, just maaaybe. We as a society should allow people to take some time off to take care of their infant.
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
Do you have other finished projects in your portfolio? Or is the Nanodegree the only thing you have? If it's the latter then I am not surprised, since you can't really get a job based on just one finished course, it's best to
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
Of course there are debuggers outside of the IDE world. For instance in Ruby we usually use a debugger as a library (gem) and we call it as a method call wherever you would put the breakpoint in your IDE. Typing in a method call on the line
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by Crusoe123 11y ago
It's a global market. Many quality devs earn less than that in less developed countries. Why would they not want to work for less money if it allows them to be competitive but is still a good amount of money for them? Why would you und
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by Crusoe123 12y ago
Interesting that you give the example of the stock market, since Technical Analysis (which fibs are a part of) is often criticised for confirmation bias and lack of scientific proves of it working. Pretty much parallel to how the golden rat
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by Crusoe123 12y ago
But 'at all' isn't the same as this or that month.
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by Crusoe123 12y ago
>I am not sure how you can make the statement that higher minimum wages don't equate to job losses. Do you have proof? Sure there are some studies that say it doesn't. http://www.irle.berkeley.edu/workingpapers&