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by autotune 10y ago
Most food and beverages in most airports, hotels, etc. are going to be overpriced.
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by autotune 10y ago
You can get a studio out here for less than $3K in a good location, but it will take time and effort and you may lose A LOT OF PATIENCE trying to find it in places that are less than ideal. Now you may be saying, "but why not roommates
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by autotune 10y ago
Why would you want SQL Server on Linux in the first place? Are there enough use cases out there for mixed environments where such an admin would want to move this over to Linux vs keeping things homogeneous? Would a Linux Administrator real
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by autotune 10y ago
Why not just work "remotely?" Everyone meets up at coffee shop or something at the start of the day and at the end of the day to discuss and review action items, and then communicates via tools like Slack and Google Hangouts. As a
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by autotune 10y ago
I've found plenty of people in SF will look at you, the real problem is figuring out how to connect with them as an introvert. If all you want is for them to do the former just hit the gym more as fitness is a mainstream way to at leas
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by autotune 10y ago
Parking, insurance, maintenance, gas, and getting your windows smashed in and belongings stolen every 2-3 months because you accidentally leave a packet of gum in there will set you back.
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by autotune 10y ago
1) That's not really a "bootcamp" issue as it is with a candidate who can't be bothered to learn basic programming concepts or open a book on their own. Almost every book I've read on programming covers OOP in most
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by autotune 10y ago
Cached version (non-paywall): http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mVDhDNv...
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by autotune 10y ago
The best part are where he doesn't deny there was a porno shoot going on, just everything else that's mentioned about it.
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by autotune 10y ago
"How do you enable DHCP or $feature on Windows Server 2008?" "Click the "Add Role Wizard" and then click next until you're done."
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by autotune 10y ago
>For someone who wrote an entire blogpost about the benefits of troublemakers and how to integrate them, she doesn't seem very willing to actually work with them, just to make them work for her. That's kind of the point. You do
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by autotune 10y ago
Yeah very poor UI choice in that regard. Shouldn't have to click 10 times to get to the meat and potatoes, and discover it doesn't apply to you.
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by autotune 10y ago
As someone without a degree working in tech, I would argue The Bay Area is the best place to grow a career, maybe rather than start (didn't start out looking in SF for tech jobs. Most places want someone mid-senior level). You having a
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by autotune 10y ago
>“none” as my compression algorithm. Next blog post idea: taking apart how zlib works ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1950 ) and using that as a built-in compression algorithm. Seriously though great article.
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by autotune 11y ago
They have a page specifically noting what they support: https://support.rackspace.com/how-to/cloud-servers-with-mana... Speaking as an ex-Racker, yeah, if your infrastructure isn't listed on that page and you have
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by autotune 11y ago
Again, the point is not that SF has "jobs," the point is that it is stupid expensive and competitive as you have just pointed out to live out here regardless of the job you have, and in a free market society different skills have
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by autotune 11y ago
It's not about "standing up for something better than poverty," it's about having enough sense to not move to one of the expensive cities in the U.S. for an $8/hour job, especially since you can easily become a Lyf
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by autotune 11y ago
A "roommate" is typically someone who has a separate room each typically. A shared bedroom would be more of a hostel situation. What she should've done is found a two-bedroom roommate situation first or stayed in a hostel as
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by autotune 11y ago
Took me about a week to find some roommates through reddit.com/r/sfbayareahousing when I first moved out here, then about a day to find some new roommates and a decent place to live on craigslist outside of that. Before that I use
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by autotune 11y ago
One caveat: you can't use Machine Learning to quantify someone's overall personality and whether you actually want to work with them or not. Sure they can contribute quality code, but if they come in and have to do a 5 minute br
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by autotune 11y ago
Did they not agree to expense your trip? Back when I was job searching and looking to move cities I would never have agreed to pay for a flight to an interview out of my own pocket, and never had a company request for me to do such a thing.
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by autotune 11y ago
Drivers can still choose to avoid Uber and use other competitors as well as a result of this feature.
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by autotune 11y ago
No, and not having this may be a benefit for using other competitors like Lyft or the public transit system.
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by autotune 11y ago
That explains why the most popular questions are about getting a job at the big 4, or IQ bollocks.
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by autotune 11y ago
There are so many buzz words in this article I can't figure out the actual point the author is trying to make. Is it "how to spot someone who isn't homeless that's young and lives on their own and is therefore a yuppie&q
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by autotune 11y ago
Implementing something as simple as W3TotalCache and CloudFlare, and eliminating slow plugins via p3profiler, should mitigate any initial scaling issues assuming your server architecture is set to scale properly via dynamic scaling or horiz
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by autotune 11y ago
The one-way dropoff feature is what would be the main incentive for me to try out this service over something like getaround. Too bad it's only in Seattle and not in SF =).
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by autotune 11y ago
The more interesting story here is that it somehow hasn't completely died yet.
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by autotune 11y ago
You steal the knowledge back of course. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20578712-chimpanzee
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by autotune 11y ago
I had an Uber/Lyft combo driver rant about how the Uber CEO was planning on replacing them all and advocating for self-driving cars, so there's that: http://spectrum.ieee.org/cars-that-think/transportation&#x2

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