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I"m curious, whats the amount you are investing, what's the profit, and what's the risk? I've always been a little bit suspicious of day trading as a way of making money considering the type of ads I see, the fact that I
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> exactly what sort of job are you wanting? "Seeking full time salaried JavaScript/Java developer" I've heard conflicting advice on that. Is an objective really necessary? I have more than one thing that I"m inte
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> Naturally the current crowd have their own ways. The whole situation with Michael Wolff is a little worse than staff just taking notes considering he kind of just kept showing up at the White House and got a couple hundred interviews o
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I'm not quite sure what you are referring to by strict background checks. But here's I think the service is used. A user initiates a call to the service requesting a ride. The service takes in the user's location and first fi
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Then again, there are some amenities I'd like if I'm paying SF rent. For instance, I was recently in SF and looked in into a one-bedroom non-luxury apartment that I could easily have afforded back home. It was 3k a month and didn&
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> Federal government says it's not illegal Pot is still illegal at the federal level. Though the Obama-era DOJ deprioritized enforcement. Jeff Sessions just rescinded this policy. So I'd expect to see some new cases dealing wit
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I'm curious, do you have any suggestions for reading on designing microservices while explicitly dealing with network chattiness? It seems like that can be a major issue. For instance, if you have your microservices setup in the cloud,
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I think that a great children's museum exhibit would be really interactive and engaging. So if there's an exciting exhibit, I'd think there would be interest in smaller educational projects the kids and their parents could pu
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> In 5 1/2 years I've averaged 42 hours of billing a year Should that be month instead of year?
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US Law (specifically the Federal Election Campaign Act) generally tries to prohibit foreign nationals from donating to political campaigns. It seems like that act has some pretty broad restrictions: "The Act prohibits knowingly solicit
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I don't think they would care that much. I think they could just drug test employees if they were concerned about pot. And I haven't heard of any major non-DOD companies on the west-coast drug testing.
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I think it's just because Stripe has an interest encouraging people to start side projects/small businesses. It increases their userbase.
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How is performance generally measured for dev positions though?
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I'm not too familiar with those, but it looks like they just shut down the circuit. We were looking for arcing to pinpoint where the problem was. It was a short wave radio station, so it had a large antenna. Arcing in the antenna was p
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I really agree with you. The idea of a homebuilt powerwall sounds really cool. But it's not something I would come close to working with. Awhile ago I did a some volunteer work at a radio station. One of my tasks was to check for arcin
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He's saying a person with a liberal arts degree and some amateur experience looks better than some one who graduated from a boot camp. The implication is that boot camps let people appear better than they are. And you don't need t
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I'd look into companies focused on SBIR grants. The SBIR program is a governmental program designed to spur R&D in small businesses. Over $2.5billion is awarded annually. For instance one grant deals with researching detecting and
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I'm curious, do you know why you weren't admitted? I've gotten the impression that GT was wanting to make the course relatively available to the public. Is it still selective?
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Developers are in a completely different situation than a lot of other people. The money we might get by aggressively negotiating would mean a lot more to other people. But refusing to negotiate or to that raise won't increase other pe
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I'm curious, how much more do you think you could get by leaving, or if you had been job hopping? Companies say they value loyalty, but that can seem fake if loyalty ends up costing the employee money.
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What kind of Internet speed do you need for streaming 1080p without transcoding?
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I also tried that. I got a phone off contract for really cheap (I think it was Verizon) and then tried to port it to T-Mobile. My connection was really flaky. I finally filed a claim on my insurance for my phone and switched to a nexus 5x.
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I think this is much simpler than Oracle v Google concerning Java APIs. Levandowski stole thousands of documents from Google, started a competitor using those documents, then sold his startup to Uber. And the timeline makes it look like Ube
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How long can Uber go without more money? They've raised billions, but they are burning through billions to subsidize growth. I don't see Uber doing too well if this drags on.
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Oh, definitely. Code reviews are really valuable. I'm just curious about desk checks in addition to code reviews. Edit: that paper's pretty interesting. I haven't really thought about what made good code reviews and what the
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Those are good points. Tech stack can be anything as long as it runs on windows. What's the benefits of doing desk checks and code reviews?
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It's a small startup that hasn't been around for years. And it isn't a purely software focused company. Most of the engineers will be joining soon to start on this new product. They don't have a ton of engineers currentl
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Were you a contractor? 90k seems really low for MS.
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Some companies do it to just get an idea of what's available. I had a job as a contractor at a startup and when they decided they wanted to convert me to full-time they had me apply to their job ad.
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