aanm1988

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by aanm1988 9y ago
Inconceivable.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Roommates?
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by aanm1988 9y ago
No you can't you liar. Seattle is the worst city on the planet. You will live in a crime riddled suburb and pay outrageous rents with awful commutes. Don't come to Seattle. Stay in wonderful sunny california. It's so much bet
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by aanm1988 9y ago
I don't know if I agree with what you are saying, butI am awfully tired of reading stories glorifying these weirdos for living in a car.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Gonna go ahead and (once again) be the naysayer when it comes to google. This just makes google a very effective new form of patent troll.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Must these posts always devolve into bashing young people? Every thread there is some old guy going on about how stupid young people are.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Principal isn't a level most people reach, and has better salary.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Didn't sanders tax plan involve closing loopholes used by big companies and taxing the wealthy more heavily? Neither of which would hurt your precious small businesses. They would hurt the corporate overlords though.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
How many businesses fail that could have succeeded with lower taxes?
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by aanm1988 9y ago
And I can support corporate tax cuts on the idea of helping small/medium businesses because it does just leave them with more money. Where you lose me is all the trickle down voodoo economics ideas about how slashing taxes on big corpo
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by aanm1988 9y ago
People let the marketers use hoverboard without raising a stink and this is what we get now. /s
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by aanm1988 9y ago
If you are a leader and you aren't looking out for the people under you then you are a shit leader. Applies to the Marines, applies to Amazon. My manager there largely did what you are talking about and it did nothing good for anyone i
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by aanm1988 9y ago
NOt really. My mom worked in a warehouse for years and enjoyed it. It's hard labour but it was a good job and she liked it. It was also a union job with decent pay/benefits and seemingly less of a grind than the Amazon FCs.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
They slap "unless you know better ones" on everything, so if you have go ahead and bring it up.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
OH absolutely. They are contradictory enough that you can get dinged on one for following another at review time. Frugality means putting up with lousy hardware and cramming people into working environments to the point where people start b
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by aanm1988 9y ago
It's not a realistic assessment of skills though. You don't write code on a whiteboard for work, you do it in an environment you have setup to let you work most efficiently. You have the option to look up things you can't qui
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by aanm1988 9y ago
> The big companies that use them have started to finally admit this I didn't get as much whiteboard coding as I thought in my recent interview with a big company. Last 2 actually. But of course facebook and google was still all cod
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by aanm1988 9y ago
They toss out one advantage to gain flexibility to try to improve in other areas. For a site that has people who go on and on and on about the innovators dilemma this argument seems pretty shortsighted.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Alternative, is it worth it to try to cater to users like "you" vs just leaving them behind? Java and Silverlight I get, but not upgrading certs I consider to be pushing it. When we cater to users who have no interest in upgrading
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Professional association of security researchers? Come up with a good set of guiding principles for members. This would help avoid waiting 7 years and then sticking it online. Not criticising, I'm saying the situation here is pretty sc
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by aanm1988 9y ago
That's fine. I still want them to pay more.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
I think the democracy one might have been a shot at Trump and the broken process that allowed for his election. US politics are pretty terrible.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
It's a tool to use. Like others have said, it makes working with generated code easier.
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by aanm1988 9y ago
and amazingly despite all these apparently horribly complex choices that programmers won't understand, it's a great language to work in. Maybe guys like Gosling and Pike should take note. A touch more complexity in the right place
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by aanm1988 9y ago
The entire article is about the gang and their history which goes back decades. They open the section specifically about Obama with > Mr Trump and Mr Sessions have pointed the finger at former President Barack Obama over the spread of MS
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by aanm1988 9y ago
You mean like they did in the preceding paragraphs?
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by aanm1988 9y ago
I support background checks. I know a woman who had a driver try to grope her when she was getting out. The ones in MA just sound ridiculous. Unlimited look back periods for some crimes. Robbery is a serious offense, but if someone has been
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by aanm1988 9y ago
You mean people who have lived with that weather all their lives aren't moving to another country (will all the associated pain) just to avoid it? But that theory made so much sense!
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by aanm1988 9y ago
This article reads like someone who doesn't give 2 shits about Canada decided to crack open wikipedia. > but many countries of similar stature — G7 nations, for example — dismiss the Great White North as nothing more than America’s
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by aanm1988 9y ago
Many green card holders started out on h-1Blocker visas.

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