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by aynyc 5y ago
LinkedIn for me. Set your setting to open for jobs.
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by aynyc 5y ago
It’ll go into the backlog.
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by aynyc 5y ago
US-centric. * Mid-year elections where 34 out of 100 senate seats are up for election. This is gonna pull us apart further. I expect a lot of violence. * Inflation will raise more and faster. * Stock market is gonna climb even higher as mor
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by aynyc 5y ago
Everyone can have a bad day. They might be losing his house or whatever, why cancel someone over one bad encounter? Give them a chance. We all need a bit of kindness and empathy in this world.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Similar situation here. One of the things I found useful for skill-based activities is to take video. I took my kid's swim lesson from 3-6, the improvement is obviously drastic. Now, my oldest is starting to understand that while she&#
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by aynyc 5y ago
When I was graduating from college, Marlboro offered me a job in their management training program to become a manager of something. I turned that down despite they offered me the most money of all my offers.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Well, the data is already public. Anyone can technically scrape if they want.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Honestly, college textbooks are scams.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Two remote positions in two different time zones.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Only restaurants are checking the status for dine-in. Shops don't.
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by aynyc 5y ago
The problem is that they can’t find jobs as IC to make $200-250K a year. Unless they go to management, but that’s another career track they need to learn and move to. I think software engineering is one of the highest paid job as IC other t
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by aynyc 5y ago
Well done, my friend! How’s your WLB?
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by aynyc 5y ago
Do you have a lot of old RSU? I think that’s worth more now?
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by aynyc 5y ago
My informal poll last year of my friends suggest a 50-60% drop rate. I asked about 30 friends who are still coding for work. Almost 20 of them said they would not code anymore if they can find equivalent salary.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Ding! That’s what I want!
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by aynyc 5y ago
Examples?
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by aynyc 5y ago
thank you! it was hard to give up the money, but so far so good.
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by aynyc 5y ago
If you are the problem, then speak with a therapist to help you deal with whatever you have. Nothing wrong with that. If your company is so bad, why would you return? Are you in the US?
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by aynyc 5y ago
Assume you are not the problem, then you work for a bad company. Leave now before it’s too late. Several of my friends are highly specialized positions that they can’t find jobs anywhere else. Almost 20 years in and they can’t get a job any
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by aynyc 5y ago
Honestly, what you described tells me it's bad culture in the company. I had bad managers at good companies before, I either switched teams and they got moved. I also worked at a company with bad culture and bad managers. I left as soo
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by aynyc 5y ago
Say again!
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by aynyc 5y ago
When you look for a job, you have to look at the company. Your boss might change, your project might change, but if the company has bad culture, it'll suck no matter what. I got offers from FANG, but with family obligation, potential m
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by aynyc 5y ago
My company is very family oriented, so a lot of seniors are staying while juniors are leaving. My company isn't competing on wages (somewhat competitive), but big on benefits such as good PTOs, good hours and minimum on-calls. They are
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by aynyc 5y ago
Because JPM is a middleman, crypto removes middle man. Like all the car dealerships use legal means to prevent Tesla to sell cars directly to consumers without local shops.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I have no love for Facebook, but it's not as weak as media thinks it is. While its user base might be older now, that age group has ton of money. 1. My favorite local events/groups/restaurants/shops are doing all on FB n
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by aynyc 5y ago
If the game allows cheating for certain group of players, then the game is rigged.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I love postgresql, as long as I don’t have to do upgrade. I have yet to see a successful zero downtime upgrade. That being said, other databases aren’t that much better. Maybe except SQLite.
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by aynyc 5y ago
The whole arch64 and docker is my point. I use docker to abstract that pain so I don’t have to care about (to a certain degree). If all of sudden, I need to worry about my underlying arch, then I might as well run on VMs. For lambda, it’s m
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by aynyc 5y ago
The whole point of container is to abstract away the underlying OS & hardware. If you need CPU architecture specific code, running it on lambda seem a bit pointless to me.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Lambda is never meant for low latency CPU app, where speed is king, due to startup cost. I don’t see why you would run architecture specific code on lambda.

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