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by burner420042 1y ago
My answers could have been clearer - I totally get your question and where you're starting from. A CS degree from WGU is worth the time and money and it will open the doors you want it, especially with your existing professional experi
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by burner420042 1y ago
In reading some of your responses to other posts I wanted to add that I'm answering the question realizing that you don't have a degree of any kind. Having a degree normalizes you to people with limited time or imagination - the u
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by burner420042 1y ago
Having made this decision myself here is my direct experience over the last 6 months being an out of work tech worker like you, no degree at all, that also lives on the US West Coast. Most places require a comp sci degree regardless of how
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by burner420042 2y ago
As someone who had a juvenile record I can confirm that companies do background checks. The felony misdemeanor as a minor still followed me for 7 years into adulthood. As a consequence I hold my breath about job background checks to this da
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by burner420042 3y ago
Generic names for benzos have been my goto for awhile: stilnox ivadel zolpidem
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by burner420042 3y ago
Everyone is stuck on their word choice and the associated mental imagery. How about: Two-dimensional silicon latices found affective at neutralizing virus particles
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by burner420042 3y ago
> It's called mirroring. People often do it unconsciously when the connect with others. I wanted to respond to both. It's not a stretch to argue that in certain cases the person is mirroring because they're insecure. Empat
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by burner420042 3y ago
I live in Mexico and have for the last several years. I moved here not knowing any Spanish. I now speak at a B1 almost B2 level. Every extranjero (foreigner) I know learned Spanish differently. What they all have in common though is they al
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by burner420042 3y ago
I have first hand experience in this issue. A felony record, in the context of passing a tech background check, is the following: Does the word 'felony' appear on your record? It's all just string matching. Felony misdemeanor
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by burner420042 3y ago
Thank you, I swear I’ve looked. Plan 9 is … different. She’s a weird little creature.
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by burner420042 3y ago
Can anyone recommend an install guide for plan9 for someone very comfortable with Linux that takes you from iso download to running system?
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by burner420042 3y ago
Long time ago my employer at the time had this in-house deployment system written by a guy that worked there. It worked well and we used it well after he had moved on. He left suddenly and started a company based on the idea. Employer wen
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by burner420042 3y ago
For myself at least vertical tabs can be easily grouped to visually show task or subject. If I’m doing ticket work for example,each ticket gets a main tab with their related child tabs indented underneath. I’ve even written a small web app
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by burner420042 3y ago
This is what drives me nuts about Hacker News. It's easy to debate banning alcohol in a remote city most have only heard of, it's quite another to have spent a week there as a foreigner, gone for walks, saw the renal clinics, the
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by burner420042 4y ago
Does this mean the flood of clickbait and like hunting posts that took over LinkedIn are coming to Hacker News?