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by b20000 4y ago
i wonder if, once this process is started, you can still cancel it, or if you totally lose control over the process once filed.
842.
by b20000 4y ago
she is unhappy with myself having chosen to be self employed and is ashamed and does not know what to tell people. each time i visit her i have to endure mental abuse when she ridicules my choices and suggests all kinds of useless or pointl
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by b20000 4y ago
do you HAVE to be anonymous? if you are not, can you somehow be sued by the patent owner?
844.
by b20000 4y ago
go to a big city in france and walk around the wrong neighbourhood and experience the crime problems that have started to plague major european cities over the past 20 years.
845.
by b20000 4y ago
TBH if you cannot or don’t want to live on the east or west coast in the US, should you stay in the US? as a european i have asked myself this question many times. anywhere else in the US and you do not have the locality/availability o
846.
by b20000 4y ago
where in the alps?
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by b20000 4y ago
taxes?
848.
by b20000 4y ago
what about Homer?
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by b20000 4y ago
interesting. i looked at juneau and anchorage but it seemed there was not much for rent and seemed to be an expensive place?
850.
by b20000 4y ago
i have considered florida (moving from CA) but each time i look at rent cost it is not much cheaper than in CA if you want to be by the coast (e.g. west palm beach). there are people with money there too just like in CA. the difference is y
851.
by b20000 4y ago
you can leave your web stuff at the door. unless you have a really good reason to use client/server architecture, or make everything async, just write your monolithic desktop app using a framework like QT which will interface with a da
852.
by b20000 4y ago
sure but what if they come after you retroactively?
853.
by b20000 4y ago
aren't you creating and issuing a security when you do this, which could get you in trouble potentially?
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by b20000 4y ago
i did a leetcode interview in c++ and didn’t remember some syntactic details of lambdas and that was the end of it. please stop with this nonsense that interviewers are understanding and that you can look things up or that you will be able
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by b20000 4y ago
cost of living is driven by FAANG and startups use the same leetcode hiring process as FAANG, but pay less. the equity you get has a miniscule chance of becoming valuable.
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by b20000 4y ago
leetcode was introduced because the founder in india could not get a job because he didn’t have a degree. so he made a platform where people could prove how good they were. the trouble is that this just trains code monkeys to memorize optim
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by b20000 4y ago
this illustrates the problem very well. your lock free solution is superior yet the interviewer had no clue and you only know about this solution due to experience which is not what leetcode optimizes for.
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by b20000 4y ago
go on linkedin and message the people you think can do the job based on prior work and experience or degrees. trash the rest.
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by b20000 4y ago
companies can win by hiring exceptional people with deep experience. the cost of not hiring these people has been unquantified. i would never want to be in their position. imagine a startup hires that one person who will make a billion doll
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by b20000 4y ago
i watched a prep video from a FAANG a while ago where that Gayle woman who wrote that cracking the … book solves a typical challenge. she arrives at the optimal solution after one hour. i then took an interview with another FAANG. i was ask
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by b20000 4y ago
the goal of the leetcode interviews is to get into who is the smartest mode, so the cost of hiring can be driven down. those who conduct the interviews are unaware of this. the process you describe would result in paying people more which i
862.
by b20000 4y ago
rent went from 2k to 4k+ and that is just one item
863.
by b20000 4y ago
compensation is a result of cost of living, inflation, rising cost of everything etc etc. so what you are saying makes no sense.
864.
by b20000 4y ago
what are you talking about? that statistic has no relevance… never heard of cleaning people working 4 jobs just to get by in CA?
865.
by b20000 4y ago
you can’t live on 50k per year in the bay area or LA unless you have roommates and eat at work both of which are not sustainable. any decent apartment is going to be already 4k per month and you can easily spend another few K on food and ot
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by b20000 4y ago
this is not uberX but uber black or SUV. i think he is doing a lot of airport trips which are going to be at least $50 without tips. but you are right, i have no way of verifying what he said.
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by b20000 4y ago
based on levels.fyi senior comp should be somewhere around 800k TC which makes sense taking into account what living in metro areas in CA will cost taking everything into account long term. of course a large part of that is equity etc. 200k
868.
by b20000 4y ago
think about the 6 figures it costs you when recruiters damage your brand due to them alienating qualified candidates with stupid coding interviews and treating them like idiots who will work hard for shitty compensation.
869.
by b20000 4y ago
a recruiter for a space startup which shall remain unnamed but which anyone can guess who i am talking about, called me one day because of my experience with realtime embedded stuff in c/c++. i told her politely i was happy to consider
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by b20000 4y ago
entry level jobs in software engineering at FAANG were over 120K about 10 years ago and that was already underpaid. California is a really expensive place to live long term and people generally do not do the math and do not account for chil

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