DC1350

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by DC1350 6y ago
ok pedo guy
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by DC1350 6y ago
> went through some shit in life > birth parents were irresponsible This makes it even worse. You should stop posting before somebody contacts the FBI.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Yea I missed the point. Everyone I’ve ever met who went to a community college did it specifically to learn job skills since those are what all the programs were for. I didn’t know they taught things just for the sake of knowledge or person
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by DC1350 6y ago
Lots of students who go to lower tier schools don't even know that their 'elite' peers are working on things like projects, OSS, or interview prep. I personally had never heard of a hackathon until after I started uni, but lo
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by DC1350 6y ago
The problem with community colleges is that you completely miss out on any meaningful networking. As long as all the best students see it as beneath them, you'll have a hard time meeting people in a community college who can actually h
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by DC1350 6y ago
A huge generational change is that young people can just google "best X" for every life decision instead of caring about what they're exposed to organically. What job to do, city to live in, how to dress, etc. They can also f
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by DC1350 6y ago
Almost everyone goes to college to get a job. People who can afford to take risks like trying to become a philosopher don’t come from backgrounds where price is even a consideration. No middle class person dumb enough to believe trying to b
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by DC1350 6y ago
Lots of doctors also recommended an all meat diet. Try both and see how you feel.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Why do you think the solution is farm life and not something more primitive?
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by DC1350 6y ago
It doesn’t look as good on a resume. There’s thousands of people with decades of experience in C or C++ that you need to compete with for clout. It’s easier to invent your own problems so you get to be the best man for the job.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Wealthy countries would immediately be flooded with all the world’s problems if anyone was allowed to migrate. Since wealthy people draw the world’s borders, they aren’t going away. Global equality would be a terrible thing for most people
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by DC1350 6y ago
Looks like it would work well in offices to stick on the outside of meeting rooms or any kind of shared space. I don’t like it as a personal calendar.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Why do you care how successful the company you work for is?
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by DC1350 6y ago
If you have a shitty job then it's really hard to get the experience you need for something better unless you invent problems. That's why making things way more complicated than they need to be is actually a good thing.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Anyone in a hiring market that favors the job seekers has to look out for this. Employers typically see the employee as a tool to solve their problems, but I think a lot of managers don't pay attention to employees who use the company
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by DC1350 6y ago
Nice site. How did you decide which books to include, or what data source did you use?
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by DC1350 6y ago
Most jobs are terrible but they also pay less. I think he’s making the right choice. If you don’t believe in trade offs then you’re probably being taken advantage of.
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by DC1350 6y ago
> Something that makes the user smile. This is not something that actually happens.
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by DC1350 6y ago
> How can you not be romantic about programming? Get a job doing boring shit you’ve already worked on 3 times before. Most programming is awful and that’s why you get paid so much to do it.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Yes - I just finished reading a book about the French Revolution and it was surprising how far the modern definition of right vs left has strayed. Imagine living in a time when the leftists were pro-war nationalists who loved prison and the
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by DC1350 6y ago
It's a positive vs negative liberty difference. Decentralization and unregulated currency is aligned with the right wing ideas about freedom.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Why do you believe that technology is centre-left? Crypto is basically a libertarian fantasy come true.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Wealthy people have all sorts of ways to avoid taxes, but high income people don’t, and they pay for almost everything. I think the number is something like the top 1% pays 20% of all income tax and the top 50% pays 95% of all income tax. S
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by DC1350 6y ago
Good. The most realistic future is one where the wealthy class replaces all the labour with machines, then all the poor people die, and the descendants of the rich can live under utopian Star Trek communism. 100 years from then it won’t mat
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by DC1350 6y ago
It makes no sense but you should be grateful that the only thing stopping you from being one of the highest paid employees in the world is a few weeks of studying.
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by DC1350 6y ago
I guess I'm not really up to date on Vancouver. In the GTA the suburbs aren't much cheaper than the city and needing to buy a car wipes out most of the savings. When I interned in Toronto at an average paying place, there were ful
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Most Canadian developers don't get paid enough to live in the tech hub cities.
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That's what caring about the users or the product at the expense of ladder climbing is.
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by DC1350 6y ago
Most good jobs are in places where it's not possible to buy a house as a single engineer, which is a pretty basic standard of life that even low income people expect all over the country. If you don't optimize for money then your
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by DC1350 6y ago
Why would you ever prioritize your users over yourself? They have no idea who you are and they don't care. Don't you have your own goals to worry about?

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