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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>That's also reflected in how well rewarded security pros are >That’s bad for employers but good news for cybersecurity workers, who can command an average salary premium of nearly $6,500 per year, or 9% more than other IT worker
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
> https://www.google.com/#q=snapchat+swipe+left Just consult the nearest "X things you need to know/didn't know about Snapchat" article /s
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Observe the insanity in health care, where patients are not people but raw materials to be put through the medical factory and turned into a finished, aka healed, product at the other end. I'm not sure how else it's supposed t
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Maybe it's a substitute for thinking for themselves? Re-thinking everything for every project is wasteful. Sometimes you already know a way to do a project that works for you. Sometimes that way is mirrored by a lot of other people
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
That's a hell of a Weissman score
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Unfortunately it'd take someone more clever than me to figure out how to actually teach that skill to beginners reliably. The biggest issue is that there's a canyon between the easy-to-solve issues (think CRUD applications) to
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Now just remove the framework requirements from all of the job descriptions so the people hiring and the people working are all on the same page about how work is actually done.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>Wow, how out of touch is the typical New York Times writer these days. I'd venture they are approximately as out-of-touch as the people who give the poor and working class those extremely busy schedules in the first place.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Vetting mentors is also not an easy thing to solve if you were offering a service for it.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
4 I do a lot of junk outside of actual coding, so coding skills have suffered because I write very little code (I do help desk, server maintenance, troubleshooting software outside of our code bases, project planning, tech. documentation, u
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Sounds like Following the Trend https://www.amazon.com/Following-Trend-Diversified-Managed-F...
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Is it better to just build a home network box for a software defined network: router, firewall, possibly cable modem, etc.?
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>There has to be proven documentation that the software functions correctly and does not endanger people or data. Regulators are not sitting behind your engineers making sure every line of code is tested though. Documentation in this are
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>to signal that they are a legitimate news source. Oh good, we can kill off all of the cable news companies. Journalism could do with some of that 2007 disruptive energy from tech companies. I, at least, can trust Google not to auto-play
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Critical thinking won't save you from a subtle, deceptive piece of propaganda. Pretending that propaganda and information warfare only affect dumb people is dangerous thinking.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>In the final years of my 20s, I learned how easy, and how lonely, it can be to keep to yourself It's not that bad, honestly. It's probably better to choose activities which have a higher engagement between two people for actua
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
i18n is really difficult.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Unfortunately you have large spiders that like to hide in sunvisors and drop onto unsuspecting drivers. :(
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Deep learning companies will start asking for Deep Learning knowledge on positions posted for Front-end/Back-end/Full-stack developers. It may be a bonus or may be a requirement.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
There's no details in there about valuation of skills and how that plays into the results. For other industries where titles are a little more controlled, it may be a fine measuring stick, but people hire in software based on what skil
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
This is never going to be accurate. Titles alone are a poor indicator of ability in software. E.g. I hold the title of "Senior Software Engineer" despite only have 2 years/4 mo. of experience and very little of that experienc
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Not learning how to talk to women romantically
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
Every step of the scale will have to work with every other step of the scale. Does every step handle and allocate memory the same way? What about pointers? C/C++ interop? Does each one interact with the operating system the same way? H
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
You go after these companies because they grant prestige and you want to accomplish a certain level in your career by being employed by nationally or globally top company. If you aren't competitive in the least and just don't see
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. I can't drink 2 cups of soylent 1.6 by itself. Mixing with bananas, stevia, coconut/vanilla extract lends to a much better taste.
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
This thread seems like it's out to crucify someone and validate some belief that tech CEOs are masters-of-the-universe types instead of assuming Rob hired people to validate his ideas and tweak them which would be the sensible assumpti
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>And when deploying on-premises, the cost of the Windows licenses do matter a lot. I'm not sure why you'd pay for licenses if the company is forcing you to have your product deployed on-premises. You would be an individual owne
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>My last job was in C#, and it seemed like so many things were stringly typed, entirely nullable, or used something else to weaken the type system. I see this happen when a bad database design was born before the C# code, e.g. varchar NU
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
It's important to know what he was using. He's going back to pictures but I doubt the tablet crashes often just looking at pictures. If there is some software developed specifically for his /the NFL's use, you have a cod
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by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>I look forward to the day when every software developer has half a clue about monitoring, logging, high availability, configuration management, orchestration/scheduling, performance tuning, build/deployment pipelines, data man

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