TP4Cornholio

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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
Having multiple companies work on similar things is true of every industry. There isn't a soda glut because both pepsi, coke, and many others make soda which is very similar.
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
It sounds like you're saying meritocracies won't hire minority candidates because they won't measure up. This is blatantly false. A few of the brightest guys I know are minorities and they were hired because they were smart a
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
I might be wrong, but it sounds like the difference is they can pay them intern salaries and call it "training."
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
It sounds like an internship, (low paid trial worker), except for a longer term.
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
I agree with this. Most programming jobs are not very complicated. They don't require a "rockstar." Average will do the vast majority of the time.
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
Facebook's motto is "move fast and break stuff." I'm glad they didn't follow this when making React Fiber. I suspect they learned from Angular 2's failure.
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
I know a dual physics/mechanical engineering major who is driving trucks.
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by TP4Cornholio 9y ago
"Given that the unemployment rate for college graduates sits at 2.5%, it is fair to say that most native workers displaced by H-1Bs land on their feet." Working at starbucks with a huge debt load is landing on your feet?
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by TP4Cornholio 10y ago
What's your experience on the average workweek for mid/later stage startups?
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by TP4Cornholio 10y ago
Is that true? I avoided ever joining startups because I assumed everyone worked 60 hours every week.