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Massachusetts Bans Employers from Asking Applicants About Previous Pay
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
Any meditation tips? I've gone through multiple fits & starts but I just can't keep my mind from wandering.
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10y ago
:( As if this industry needed any more excuses for it's blatant ageism.
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10y ago
> From a public health perspective, Prohibition was a success. Do you count skyrocketing murder rate and gov't-poisoned hooch in your metric for success?
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10y ago
Ah I see. While you're at it, could I trouble to explain the differences between a "Certificate of Live Birth" and a "Birth Certificate"?
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10y ago
Can anyone shed some light (speculate, perhaps) on Samsung's strategy here? Just seems like an odd pairing to me.
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> However, I created ebay feedback software by myself that’s kept me self-employed for the last four years Commendable. But this seems to be what investors often call a "lifestyle business". Not the kind of thing that needs a
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What makes this newsworthy is that they are venture-backed. Investors don't get paid (generally) until there is a liquidation event. A company that can "make a profit and stand on its own" is of no interest to a venture capi
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Uber: https://medium.com/@nodejs/how-uber-uses-node-js-to-scale-th...
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What I find amazing is that they even need to process leads this way. That is, their TAM (companies shipping over 500 containers a year) is not something that isn't already well-defined and readily available. Possibly even contained
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"Near NYC" :( C'mon - throw Newark a bone already!
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To clarify my original comment - I was talking about in-house recruiters. Ones that have a vested interest in negotiating you down. 3rd-party recruiters? They just want you to take the first offer you get so they get paid. Tell them what
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I've had multiple situations where I did answer (honestly, too - before I knew any better) the "dreaded" question up front and had the recruiter tell me: "Wow. You must work for a really great company! We can't ev
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My guess: either common wifi networks or IP addresses.
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Newark Venture Partners wants to attract talent with Labs accelerator
(techcrunch.com)
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Yeah but isn't this method just a giant rainbow table whose source is crawlable web content? >It would have been impossible to use a brute-force attack or even a combined dictionary to crack a phrase of that length. But because the
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10y ago
Aren't cracks of this nature thwarted by salting?
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Incidental? It's pretty well known that Scala was heavily influenced by Haskell. In particular, do notation (for comprehensions), pattern matching, lots of standard lib classes (ex Maybe (Option)), many of the methods in the collecti
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10y ago
Otherwise known as "Haskell"?
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10y ago
This kind of thinking is how you end up with 8 zillion job-securing lines of custom frameworks-within-frameworks and stuff like: def isTrue(x): if x: return true else: return false Code is debt: https://
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11y ago
Have you considered that perhaps being fed a lifetime of propaganda has lead you to the conclusion that "drug"[1] use is somehow incompatible (if not actually assistive) to being of "sound mind, body, and spirit"? [1] (
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11y ago
Everybody loves the invisible hand of the free market... until they don't.
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Would have been much easier to create a list of projects that were completed within budget (assuming that's ever actually happened).
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Don't need any of that if you have marshmallow. Can now restrict or allow perms on a per-app basis.
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This is the reason the internet exists.
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11y ago
Incognito
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11y ago
Finding engineers is soooo hard! There are no good engineers!
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11y ago
I wonder how the HN commentariat would feel about this if it was a government agency behind this rather than a fellow hacker...
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11y ago
seriously. talk about herd mentality.
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11y ago
Chris Rock has a (in)famous bit on this.
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