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by canttestthis 10y ago
At some jobs we make the libraries you use to solve those problems. These interview questions test very basic CS concepts and many of them are essentially just extremely watered down versions of real life problems. I can teach a dev how to
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by canttestthis 10y ago
I really dislike the new keyboard and it might be the reason I end up returning my new MBP. The key presses feel inconsistent (escape/arrow keys need a harder press for no clear reason), the tactile feedback isn't great... I wish
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by canttestthis 10y ago
As an interviewer if I was ever asked a whiteboarding question it would be an instant rejection, regardless of your performance in the interview. It shows a lack of social awareness and I wouldn't be comfortable working with you on my
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Your calculations are oversimplified. The real cost to a student should be around $20k. Does the $30B per year not cover the funding for the UC medical centers, museums, athletic programs, etc.? The amount of money actually spent on student
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by canttestthis 10y ago
3.8/5 is very low? Seems pretty normal to me.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
I think people downvote when they see "no remote" or similar. I really wish the admins turned off voting in this thread.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Could you briefly explain how "social proof" applies to startups?
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Because unlike the UK, the US has fundamental principles and values that are diametrically opposed to this.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Apple needs to implement a way where you can set up 2 separate PINs. One for your regular stuff and another that logs you into a sort of dummy state, where things look real but really are not. Heck, I'd switch to Android if something l
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by canttestthis 10y ago
And it disproves OP's other point (the one he even highlighted in italics): > None of those salaries listed are competitive with what a non-H1B (read citizen or permanent resident) would earn.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Uhh the full story is kinda really important here.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Did you learn it by scrolling down on the front page and looking at the text below the list of moderators? I sincerely hope you aren't trusted to run a public community ever again if your first reaction is to start an off-site proposal
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Not all around the city. There aren't any farms in the Metro area. It's the neighboring states' farms that are burning crops.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
> As surprising as this may sound, those of us born in other countries have the same rights too, and deserve the same protections. Citizens of other countries in fact don't have the same rights and protections against the NSA as cit
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by canttestthis 10y ago
> you cannot look at the overall review scores and use them to make reliable decisions. As I said, my review (that the printer has hard-coded planned obsolescence in place) is a fair review allowing you to make a more informed, reliable
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by canttestthis 10y ago
My review _is_ a reliable record of user experience. If the reader buys the printer he is likely to face the same issue that I'm describing. To not warn them of the issue with the product seems way more unethical to me in my moral fram
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Disagree. You don't have to own a product to write an honest review of it. You don't need to have a Galaxy that caught fire to warn others of what's happening. I'm going to leave a 1-star review because my review is an a
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by canttestthis 10y ago
No, he shouldn't be forced to version his product. Being taken advantage of by a large media house != being bad at business.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
I don't agree with that at all. It's up to him to set the price for his improved product, whether it's 10% more or 100% or 1000%. It's unfair though when an old version of his product is presented at an old price point u
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Title is misleading, it implies that Chicago pays women less for the same job. Quote from the article: > In conclusion, it’s true that the gender pay gap exists, and that on average, women make less money than men. However, the claims th
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by canttestthis 10y ago
I never understood this. If its possible to be a profitable independent day trader, and we know it is because many are, then it should be possible to code the rules you follow and become a profitable algo trader.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Cut the arrogance. It's not obvious to all of us, we're not all cryptonerds.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
You're good at moving the goalposts in a debate.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Yes, OCD, same as the guy in the article who commits suicide. But my doctor also knows this and didn't say anything.
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by canttestthis 10y ago
Uh oh. I have a septoplasty + turbinate reduction coming up in a few weeks and my doctor never even mentioned this as a potential side effect...
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by canttestthis 10y ago
No, that comparison would be a farce since you can't account for variables other than gender when comparing CEOs.
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by canttestthis 11y ago
This is not true for their Pokemon IP. They have DMCA'd fansites and fan-made Pokemon MMOs aggressively in the past.
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by canttestthis 11y ago
Because the strategy was almost consistently profitable before 2000. So if I entered the algorithm with the assumption that x months of no profit = shut it down, or y% loss = shut it down, I wouldn't be sitting there watching my invest
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by canttestthis 11y ago
If you were an investor in 1985 and you did this analysis and ran out-of-sample tests, you would have 15 years of profitability before the algorithm starts generating losses. After a few months of losses you would discard the algorithm and
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by canttestthis 11y ago
Your elaborately worded criticism lacks any substance. You fail to explain why pleasure for its own sake is circular (hint: its not.) and you use your own subjective opinion of pleasure for its own sake being boring to try to invalidate Epi

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