NeverFade

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by NeverFade 7y ago
I guess, but then your commute will become a nightmare. Either way, let's get real for a second: a software engineer is a highly trained professional working in an high-demand field. There's no reason for them to be earning $120k&
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Let's think about it for a second: reading code is hard. We all know that. Reading code in "whatever language" that you may not know at all is nigh impossible. These companies get a ton of candidates and tell them all to subm
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by NeverFade 7y ago
> If copying/buying solution is actually a problem, that means take home project is a thing that's happening, and copying is the new problem to solve along the way. In case you didn't know this: take-home is very much ha
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Yeah, $50/hr * 200 hrs/month = 10k/month = $120k/yr = $80k post tax. Not a great income at a place where a half decent 1br can easily cost you over $40k/yr.
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by NeverFade 7y ago
> But on the other hand, I think good professional like you, don't need to take 4-5 hours for a take home, since you'll be fine without doing it :) Thanks, but I'm a programmer, not a magician. A good programmer might wo
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by NeverFade 7y ago
And how many candidates spend hours of their valuable time in those take-home assignments, only to get beaten by a purchased solution? It's wonderful you don't care about the fact that these solutions are purchased. I'm sure
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Even if you do have to "grind leetcode", at least that gives you the skills to get almost any tech job with very small marginal investment. Once you get very good at leetcode-style questions, just apply anywhere and get an onsite
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by NeverFade 7y ago
How many drivers and riders does "Free Now" have?
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Best practices are guidelines, not exact and fully-specified recipes that an ant could follow. If only implementing complex tech solutions was so easy.
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by NeverFade 7y ago
You are linking random propaganda and trying to legitimize it with phrases like "here is east jerusalem according to any city planning/organization definition". Clearly the Israelis don't accept this definition. You are
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Read the article you just linked: > Kafr 'Aqab is located 11.2 kilometers (7.0 mi) north of Central Jerusalem and 2 kilometers (1.2 mi) southeast of Ramallah. This village is literally 5 times closer to Ramallah than it is to Jerusa
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by NeverFade 7y ago
> They indeed do suffer from checkpoints - I've seen them myself - because there are towns on the other side of the wall that are technically East Jerusalem. There are East Jerusalem villages cleaved in half by the wall. You are tal
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by NeverFade 7y ago
The thread is about Gaza, so my comment focused on Gaza. Gaza and the West Bank are currently separate entities. The situation in the West Bank is more complicated, and Israel can be considered to still occupy it. The main reason Israel has
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Israel has relinquished all control of Gaza in 2005, and hasn't been an occupying force there since: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_disengagement_from_Gaz... Gaza residents have been in control of their own
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by NeverFade 7y ago
> The CTO was at the meeting and immediately shut that line of questioning down, although none of us ever heard from that candidate again. Your CTO shut it down because your engineering manager was breaking Federal law in public. Howev
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by NeverFade 7y ago
Serious question: why would I care about a faster processor, unless I plan to use my phone for something exceptionally demanding? If I don't plan on engaging in these few very specific, highly demanding applications - high-end gaming i