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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Very prone to fire it seems.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
thanks
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Do you think that 'technical' is overused by PMs for job security? I've worked many years in a domain riddled with such pseudo-importance.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Solutions to 'hard problems' are formed using very basic concepts. Do you have documentation that you established a theorem such as your first example PRIOR to EVER participating in formal education establishments? If you feel tha
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
The 2014 article you provided hints absolutely nothing about computer science. Do you have any other resources?
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
I'm tired of articles that throw out claims such as: "With computer science, however, failing repeatedly is core to finding and solving problems in the code. If that is paired with unclear instruction and learning materials, femal
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
They can see the domain you are sending/receiving information so based on that, they can probably deduce that you are using a speed test. As far as throttling, only they could know.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Are there any in-depth case studies aside from the single data point (Reason 10) that prove this is worthwhile? This article feels like it was put together very quickly without a call to action in mind.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Speechless.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Drudge Report
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
"Pay us to advertise on your social media account"
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Nice advertisement strategy. Upvoted
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Great move to deter anchor babies!
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
"79% have an unusually small number of followers 76% follow an unusual number of accounts" I wonder what metrics they use for a claim like this.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Because then many wouldn't read the article.. HOOKS are called that just for this reason......
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Is this tech-related?
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
This really depends on what domain you are focusing on entering.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
The statement, "I was a bit pissed at first and intended to fire the client" reeks of entitlement.... If anything, they are the one to fire YOU if you do not perform to their expectations. Clients pay others to complete their prod
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
I feel that LinkedIn is a harbor of many charlatans who prey on unaware job seekers.
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
When an article is generalizing 'all' for a civil point that is being thrown around like a Frisbee, credibility is gained when precise pieces of information are presented in a thoughtful, transparent way. The larger point is not r
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Stopped reading at: "Still, the median amount of funding raised by black women is $0. That’s because the majority of startups founded by black women receive no money." 'Majority' does not mean 'all'. Credibilit
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Markrankin, I understand that everyone has very different knowledge/experience levels, but please research and become resourceful prior to posting a generic "Can you create 'x'". Think about the small pieces require
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Kazooie_Bird
8y ago
Written by the founder of the incredibly pushed agency company in this article... I'm sorry, but this is a poor and biased find.