allenc

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   by allenc 16y ago

   I'm thinking of stuff like Flash preroll ads, which somehow the Firefox adblock is able to get to but Chrome's will let through.
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   by allenc 16y ago

   On one hand, it's great that academia is finally starting to teach what people in the industry lament as a lack of engineering education in their new grads. Then again, like what others have said here, you're probably better off doing the t
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   by allenc 16y ago

   Firefox's ad blocker is still ahead of Chrome's; if I remember correctly the browser's API limits what Chrome's ad blocker can do.
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   by allenc 16y ago

   I think you're quoting the salaries from the big firms who are only looking to hire the best people, and even then that might be a starting MS/Ph.D salary for a specific role (e.g., machine learning) as opposed to general dev. I can see the
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   by allenc 16y ago

   This may be an outlier, but Google's 10% raise last year + adjustments to base salary, in my case anyway, made them way more competitive and would easily match what switching a job would be.