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by b20000 4y ago
if you did not go through college but picked up programming that’s cool. this should not put requirements like ridiculous leetcode interviews onto those that did go through college. any good college will require significant programming work
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by b20000 4y ago
i think you know very little about the music tech space then.
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by b20000 4y ago
i don’t think you understand what unions are for also, for every engineer, there is one who will claim to be able to do the job cheaper. that is why we need unions. that, and to get rid of leetcode. people already went to college and that s
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by b20000 4y ago
very true
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by b20000 4y ago
agreed
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by b20000 4y ago
kickstarters do not provide profits. i personally went through a succesful one and it was the same situation. i also think it’s lame the article does not mention the marketing cost to reach the 188k funding. also, building realtime synth &#
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by b20000 4y ago
experience seems to be far less important than leetcode BS in getting hired. experience is really all that should matter.
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by b20000 4y ago
yeah, i guess that implies that management are a bunch of incompetent idiots.
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by b20000 4y ago
so leetcode grinding doesn’t work and maybe experience is more important then, after all?
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Ask HN: Share Your Day trading Experiences
2 points by b20000 4y ago|1 comments
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by b20000 4y ago
STEM and CS/IT have been promoted as some magic solution to everyone’s career or employment issues, which is really annoying. STEM careers are very demanding and do not pay as well as you think compared to other fields like law or medi
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Ask HN: No-nonsense analytics for landing pages, in 2022
3 points by b20000 4y ago|2 comments
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by b20000 4y ago
when my wife uses her cellphone she can feel it in her head even when she is just holding the phone in her hands. she has no issues otherwise.
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by b20000 4y ago
this is not a PhD defence, sorry
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by b20000 4y ago
ThERe iS nO EvidEnCe… my wife has the same problem
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by b20000 4y ago
this man is a fucking legend. learn from him kids.
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by b20000 4y ago
Painters might create "litographs" or reproductions or whatever they are called, of major works and keep selling them. Or they turn works into NFTs or whatever. There are various ways to turns works into recurring revenue.
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by b20000 4y ago
Camera operators and lighting people probably are just paid by the hour. I'm not an expert, so I'm going by what I've heard left and right from industry people. But, anyone who writes a script, acts in the movie (and is not a
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by b20000 4y ago
hahaha... do you really think these people will accept to be paid like programmers? they have unions.
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by b20000 4y ago
I think this is a very interesting question and worth debating. The problem with startup equity is that the chance of a payout is extremely small. I've also wondered, if you switch jobs 10 times, and pick up a slice of equity each time
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by b20000 4y ago
napping
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by b20000 4y ago
the author of cracking the coding interview
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by b20000 4y ago
looks like that leetcode garbage doesn’t work after all.
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by b20000 4y ago
you need to ask the question, why they became succesful and why they are still here, collecting data about you every day. they know you better than yourself.
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by b20000 4y ago
no, you go through them so they can pay you less, and you are the tool used to accomplish this. also, you should never assume people lie on their resume. before you know it you will carry that bias into every interview. if i was your manage
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by b20000 4y ago
valuations are mostly made up and they have nothing to do with how they hire. and you are wrong that it’s there to stay. if people decide to no longer play ball and organize that will be the end of it. the current system was created by a si
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by b20000 4y ago
sounds like a “who is smarter” pissing contest.
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by b20000 4y ago
must be nice to have the luxury of talking about branding and not having to pay 4k for an apartment every month.
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by b20000 4y ago
i think that this really should read “you can build it but you probably can’t buy the required visibility or user base to achieve critical mass”. i think these days the problem is not how to build something but where you find the money to b
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by b20000 4y ago
if the interviewer is competent he will know you wrote the code. if he does not know, then this means coding interviews do not actually optimize for competent people. are you afraid to find out the latter might be the case?

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