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The other option is that after some time you notice that you actually do not need a new hire. Or that the new hire matches the needed position more than the guy that left. Or that instead of a senior dev, you hire a junior one instead. Ever
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This need to be higher
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Their help section specifically states : "Shoppers appreciate tips as a way of recognizing great service and 100% of your tip goes directly to the shopper delivering your order. For more information about tipping, follow this link.&quo
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8y ago
This does not bode well as well for Nvidia who already had a hard Q4 2018. They expecs to report $2.2 billion in fourth quarter revenue versus the previous guidance of $2.7 billion.
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TSMC Nanke 14 Factory Production Interruption Could Affect NVIDIA and Others
(hardocp.com)
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I was at university working on a side project: I wanted to have my own movie torrent website. The idea was to list movies and under each movie list the best available torrents. This is now a pretty common feature, but at the time trackers o
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I agree with your statement, but only if you consider that employees have a significant downside of working at a startup that goes under. Usually they are able to jump ship sooner than the founder and don't loose any personal investmen
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The university has an incentive to value your early salary _above all else_. This may be dangerous (hence my question). The article clearly shows some potential issues by pointing to several very useful but not very well paid profession (eg
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It might be cynical but it seems you are moving from a bad system to another bad one. In the current system, students are the customers, in your new systems, students are the products. How will you ensure that your private interest are alig
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> I seem the logic in your statement, but you forget so many others - by 'decriminalizing' you still have users buying unknown products at shady corners, from organized crime that is pure net loss for society on so many levels.
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It's interesting to see that this argument always comes up when we talk about weed but everyone seems to agree that fines for not putting on a helmet on your bike are OK. Yet in both case the only harm you would be inflicting is on you
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Between prohibition and legalization, there is the middle ground called "deciminalization" : you can't open a brick and mortar store selling grass, create a weed delivery app, or openliy smoke in public. But if you get caught
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8y ago
It's just a different set of skills and you create value/feel rewarded in a different manner. It's not better or worse, it's just different and appeals to different kind of people. Take some other example from video game
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"walterbell, HackeNews - Dec 2018"
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8y ago
Has anyone learned to actually read that . If so, how hard is it ? :)
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> A self-funded slow-growth profitable startup can be a much more stable bet, even though it seems counter-intuitive. It's not counter intuitive, it's just that it's really hard to guess which company is doing OK, getting
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Dell to be public company again on Dec 28
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I have always heard that "Exceptions" should be "exceptional". Meaning that most expected errors (eg: getting a non 200 response to an HTTP call, having a file not found when opening one, ...) should not be handled in
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8y ago
Also a true story I just entered a new mall and discovered that they monitors how many people come in and out (and at what time) in order to ensure they have enough cashier. - you = me - software = mall - monitoring basic metrics in order
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To me it's all about intent. By using a function instead of a class, you are basically saying "future reader, this component is nothing more than a simple mapping from those values to that DOM tree, don't try to look for inte
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If only keywords had a standardised set of keys that are used to express direction, something like up-down-left-right.
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On the other hand, carefully watching the maze generation helps while trying to solve it. SO I'd actually leave that, it's part of the game
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A docker image is built in layers that stack on top of each other. Think of each layer as a commit in a git repository. This project takes an image and shows the list of layers (=commits) and for each layer (=commit) allow you to see what w
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I know this may seems a bit far fetched, but I find it a bit dangerous that they are performing an OTA upgrade that, according to the driver, noticeably changes the vehicle behaviour. I do not own a Tesla, so is there a message that tells &
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The issue is that "green" parties in Europe (and maybe the US) do not want to hear about nuclear either. Germany even had to shut their nuclear power plants down and go back to coal (!!) which is considered as major victory for th
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Those computer seems actually reasonably priced. You can get a better deal building them yourself but as a hassle free solution it seems pretty good. Event if you end up installing windows on it. I am quite impressed.
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True. But in this event, the potential would very likely impact all of Belgium, so there is no reason to differentiate flanders from the rest of the country. On top of that, both part of the country has suffered similarly throughout history
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EDIT: did not know about the english poem "In flanders fields". http://www.greatwar.co.uk/poems/john-mccrae-in-flanders-fiel...
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Stagnant has a very negative meaning attached to it. The author could have used words like "constant" (neural) or "steady" (positive). He chose to use "stagnant" and deserves to be called for it.
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Long lasting effects are harder to study obviously, but here is one that confirms that there are long term consequences: https://www.nature.com/articles/npp201744
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