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by blah123 15y ago
My onsite interview with Google was very fair. It was an all-day event. The engies asked very tough questions and expected you to come up with the answer in about 30 minutes (45 minutes max but you need time to ask/interact). I didn't make
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by blah123 16y ago
Thanks for you thorough answer. Like you said I definitely wouldn't rent a shady place for a cheaper price. Most of my co-workers are from New Jerseys so I could look around in NJ too. In "Fresh Direct and your local wash-and-fold" do you m
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by blah123 16y ago
I'll be working pretty close to the Financial district. I wouldn't expect my pregnant wife to work anytime soon though. It could be tough I know. But I hope I could get more network with great entrepreneur minds in NYC. Cheers
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Ask HN: Living in NYC
6 points by blah123 16y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Google Phone Interview
1 points by blah123 16y ago|2 comments
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by blah123 16y ago
I want a Macbook Pro (not McBook Pro) 15 in, 2.8Ghz, with 8GB RAM, Geforce 330GT 512 GDDR3 RAM and 500GB SSD HHD. It ouwld cost only about 4000 including Apple-tax
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by blah123 16y ago
Stop whining about not able to work remotely. If you can work remotely why don't you just go to India and work from there?
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by blah123 16y ago
Same here (south Texas), been working for 7 years, expertise in both java and .net but making mid 70k. I feel underpaid and thinking about jumping ship too.
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by blah123 16y ago
Hey are you the guy who just moved to SF from Atlanta and wrote a blog post about it? I like your post!
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by blah123 16y ago
Sad but interesting comment. I remember seeing a post in HN awhile ago with a title "If you're a programmer, you're sitting on a goldmine."
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by blah123 16y ago
Thanks I make sure will ask in my next review
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by blah123 16y ago
So for someone has 10 years in C/C++ and 5 in Java, 3 in .NET you can't really tell them that they don't have deep experience in Java or .NET. They could just have 15 years in C/C++ plus 5 in Java and 3 in .NET for the total of 15 years of
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by blah123 16y ago
Sorry I missed it. I've been working as programmer since 2003 in my 20s. About jumping tech I'm not really jumping around either. I really like both Java and .NET development. I've led numerous java server side projects. I could safely assu
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Ask HN: Is this the right paid?
6 points by blah123 16y ago|18 comments
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Ask HN: Asking About Career Path
16 points by blah123 16y ago|7 comments
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by blah123 17y ago
F you