MrTortoise

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by MrTortoise 8y ago
There is no decision there
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by MrTortoise 8y ago
And the company will close faster. You killed it. Don't join a startup.
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by MrTortoise 8y ago
Tldr
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by MrTortoise 9y ago
Found a new job. Went from funding it hard to work 3-4 hours a day to 60 hour weeks being easy. Don't recommend that long as family everything.
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by MrTortoise 9y ago
Get her bandwagon out of my bikeshed
66.
by MrTortoise 10y ago
Knife and fork
67.
by MrTortoise 10y ago
Yeah completely destroys the fact that you often choose not to disturb someone of they are busy
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
Agreed. Always interesting how the so community reacts to posts though.
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Stack Overflow: Time to take a stand(meta.stackoverflow.com)
22 points by MrTortoise 10y ago|3 comments
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
Yes. It's a colossal waste of half a day or so plus all the conversations. No salary range usually implies generic ad from some half assed agency trying to get people on their books
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
Whilst that may be true until you can prove that that applies to this particular problem it doesn't provide any reason why the typical approach to resolving dualities should apply. Come up with a super theory that contains them both an
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
although interestingly that could be solved my making it illegal to pay anyone more than say 5* the lowest employees salary. If the problem is great disparity remove it.
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
irrational is fairly dismissive of the great swathes of perfectly rational suspicion. We have a terrible track record at introducing entire animals into eco systems. And the argument about eventually they will replace the old stuff is amusi
74.
by MrTortoise 10y ago
not to click on link bait?
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by MrTortoise 10y ago
haha awesome I applaud crazy fuckers like you. The world needs more of you. Well done sir.
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
that reduces down to humans are responsible for human behaviour
77.
by MrTortoise 11y ago
thats racist then
78.
by MrTortoise 11y ago
who do you work for?
79.
by MrTortoise 11y ago
i just tried that with several job terms adn got the same results back each time
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
i dont think sql counts as language in this context. Its more of an adapter for efficiency for most of the uses its best for. Don't get me wrong, it is a language but not at the layer under discussion.
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
The problem is do you consider the minds reactions to hormones mental or nutritional? You can have plenty of 'willpower' but if your chemistry craves balance then you have blurred boundaries into saying its both, neither and that
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
looks like idtech in the vid. Hope they have kept working on it since rage. I'd perhaps argue even that idtech 5 is behind the times compared to things like unreal 4.
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
it is but a bird int he hand is worth 2 in the bush. Got to wonder how many people saying use it for resume have had a similar experience, used it for resume and then gone on to their dream life vs people who tried to monatise, maybe failed
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by MrTortoise 11y ago
28k outside of london is good. If they are getting funding then they are probably also scaling up, you want to get on the leading edge of that if you can. Career wise that might be worth more than equity. Equity is a double edged sword, sur
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
I'm kind of late to this map-reduce party in terms of large scale data processing. What is the paradigm shifting towards. The point about MR being a trivial subset seems rather obvious to me. Hadoop for instance is still in a phase of
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
wait so now your saying that ublock will be used by lots of people who presumably know what it does and therefore you are saying that they are wrong? IF you want to track my data you should be asking me.
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
I once got a .net role and then was told all the work was php. At that point i left, otherwise all projects i have ever met have had language chosen based on specialisms of colleagues which makes the question somewhat redundant. In what con
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
Its not that simple though, error fixes and edge cases often obfuscate something that was understandable. A why comment is never bad, but a what comment is often as valuable as a test
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
good luck typing it
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by MrTortoise 12y ago
in which case they wouldnt be using the password reset mechanism

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