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13y ago
We had this too with one large hiring agency.
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13y ago
NDAs for interviews? Is this common in the US? I would feel intimidated and not sure I'd sign that.
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13y ago
That!
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Uchikoma
13y ago
So if you walk through a wall, you coold get injured? ;-)
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Uchikoma
13y ago
Seems to me this does not work with encrypted drive(s). (writing this from a MacBook with an encrypted SSD)
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13y ago
Thx, highly appreciated.
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Uchikoma
13y ago
Yes, but there are more low income Amazon warehouse jobs than mid income building cars jobs.
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13y ago
I'm pro new org structures and ways to work together. I'm interested in Valve and Zappos and others. But the nagging feeling is what this Valve employee (who was fired) described: The company is led by the bullies just like in hig
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13y ago
Classical progamming language is important fallacy.
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13y ago
90% of people choose Git because everyone else uses it. Noone has been fired for buying IBM.
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13y ago
Let me translate: "if this tool is not exactly like Git, I will not use it".
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13y ago
I at least do not get angry about München being called Munich or Köln being called Cologne by occupation forces.
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13y ago
"Surrounded by smoke and fire and deafening noise and hoping (or maybe not caring) that the strike they call in hits the right target/s vs all the nearby civilians also hiding and cowering in a village?" I would be interested
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13y ago
I don't want to imply Catherine Bracy is right or wrong. From looking at it, PG describes how things are (YC applications, startup CEOs) and Catherine describes how things should be. I myself get often argued with because people confus
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13y ago
The StG 44 was the first "modern" assault rifle, there were several similar automatic weapons earlier.
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13y ago
What comes to mind, again, in the discussion if he is a criminal or not: "“Did you really think we want those laws observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them to be broken. [...] One declares so many things to be a crime that i
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13y ago
As a "boss" I'd love this. The only downside I see is that some people will be disappointed because the salary reflects their skills and the value the company puts in them. For some this is hard to take if they are in the bot
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13y ago
As someone who owned severals Lenovos at work, and several MacBooks at work, from my experience 3 Lenovos broke the plastic rim of the screen and keys flew out, MacBooks have all been fine and upgraded to new ones while still working.
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13y ago
In 2006 I wrote about how everyone claimed Apple was so expensive, and compared it to a similar specced Lenovo T60p, guess what? The Lenovo was either more expensive or same price, depending on the MacBook version.
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13y ago
Yes.
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13y ago
It's a little more complicated, but yes [1]. The current government promised a 8,50EUR minumum wage. Fun fact: The leftist German news paper TAZ who was fighting for minumum wage for quite some time, argued against the minumum wage for
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13y ago
The alternative is Basic Income. But yes, countries need to decide how distribute work in the future (automatic cars will destroy a lot of low level jobs, taxies, logistics, ...)
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13y ago
Germany has minimum wages, but not for every industry. The government standpoint was up to now that minimum wage needs to be negotiated between employers and employees and it's not the government job to set the level of the minumum wag
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13y ago
You get social welfare money if you have no job. There is a discussion if it is enough or not, but the state pays your rent in Germany and noone needs to die because of hunger [1]. [1] There are quite some people living on the street though
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Education in Germany is mostly free except a (unfortunate) selection process after 4th grade (most states). So people have access to education, and Germany made some great steps forward towards easy business creation (new limited company ty
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Wash hands? We evolved to fight bacteria. How is washing hands superior to the acidic surface of my skin? And don't get me started on soap.
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13y ago
Gnucash comes to mind.
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Sorry, not 1996, learned VC20 BASIC in 1981. Learned it in a department store from some other kids, trading tricks and POKEs.
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Giving some workshops I did with non IT (marketing, middle management, ...) here at the company, I think a lot can be gained by some 3 hour workshops with e.g. Scratch/Blockly. Understanding the breaking down of problems into commands,
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13y ago
Minor point: Nullable types and Maybe are two completely different things, which can be used for some overlapping use cases.
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