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bertlequant
9y ago
Probablie
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bertlequant
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Something a tad irksome in the way a corporate behemoth is praised. We all use Amazon, but we all used to shop at Wal-Mart. Difference seems to be everyone always seemed to at least sligtly detest Wal-Mart, but people talk about Amazon with
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Ask HN: What is a normal level of direction for entry-level software engineer?
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Multipass
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bertlequant
9y ago
All of this greatly depends on the teacher. While I have never specifically seen a debugging class offered at university, some professors do a good/decent job ensuring that you have debugged/tested your code.
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I know a lot of companies have ancronyms, bullet points, or a list of company culture principals. What's everyone's reaction to all of this? Do you take it seriously? Pretend to? Roll your eyes? Find value in them?
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bertlequant
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I would've imagined Netflix had their own hardware, both compute and storage.
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Ask HN: What do you use to monitor storage systems?
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It's been a while since I read that short story, but the message I took from it wasn't that there was a seed of evil in the society, but that no matter what society or system exists, there will always be those that cannot fit into
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How I miss digouyou
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Product is the stock price. Cost out so executives keep bonuses. Solid tactics
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The pale blue dot will
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An interesting perusal: https://www.itdashboard.gov
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The father goes around apologizing for his son's behavior? I'm pretty sure that's not helping anyone.
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9y ago
For me, Blue Apron is more something to do every once and a while, as a treat. First, to me at least, the 6 to 9 dollar meal average isn't cheap. Second, like others have posted about, I wonder about the message of pure, fresh, clean f
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"Come check out our data center". Tape robots. Compliance's friends.
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2nd copy is in tape though
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He goes to physical therapy during the week, because he had to pretty much relearn almost everything. The doctors told us, considering how bad the stroke was, it's amazing where he is at. A testament to my dad, I think the one part he
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It's been really hard seeing my dad after he had a stroke. Someone who used to be so physically active, now seems so fragile when he walks. The hardest part for him is how drastically his life changed. One day he was working and had a
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How I miss my shard over 56k
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I remember applying to Verizon when I was still in school. I had to give up because their application kept throwing readable database errors and wouldn't let me continue to the subsequent pages. Weeks later, one of their recruiters con
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I lived in China for a few years as well, and most expats you run into are usually teachers. This doesn't mean they are all low skill or lost perse. Many are young and come there after college for a gap year or two, to travel and exper
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It will be interesting to see what happens when machines and algorithms really start coming for jobs on that level. I wonder if far down the line, will there be one sole human at the top of all of this automation, protected from its outcome
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My dad used to have trouble with Enternet Explorer. Mainly, his sister in law would come visit, play a bunch of Flash games, and then his computer wouldn't work right anymore. So, I explained what Chrome was ("what's a browse
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Although this may seem to be a torture strategy to those not from China, I can assure you after living there for a few years, Nick Cage is extremely popular in China.
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Oh the number of people I see using LP at or through work...
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A lot of this seems to blame others for a personal lack of attention and productivity. Even the Joe Spolsky article someone linked to below, lists a whole lot of reasons that diminish his productivity, none of them being directly caused by
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At some pt I have to wonder, just because you can do something does that mean you should? I don't really look forward to a future where Amazon is involved in every business possible. Especially if it's Weyland-Yutani-esque and inv