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Multidimensional Arrays with Mandoline
(eng.climate.com)
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Candidate Model Problems in Software Architecture
(cs.cmu.edu)
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Tech Talk: Sriram Sankar – Tech talks airbnb
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Disabling Chrome’s x-webkit-speech vulnerability
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12y ago
Agreed, but it might also serve as a signal of an engineering organization that is open to exploring different technologies that might be better suited for the problems at hand. It's still up to the candidate/interviewer to determ
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Authorization in a Service-Oriented Architecture
(eng.climate.com)
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13y ago
I see that you don't know what the Climate Corporation does, even though most people know you can visit the website and read.
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Transparency at the Office: Psst...This Is What Your Co-Worker Is Paid
(online.wsj.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
You can lose money and make it back, but you cannot lose time and make it back. That's the real fallacy when comparing money and time.
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14y ago
"The only theory I can come up with is that their real customers are the banks" Unlike Visa in the US, Visa Europe is still owned by its 3000+ member banks. It's only responsibility is to make its shareholders happy.
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coffeegeek
14y ago
And the NSA is archiving Twitter and everything else.
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14y ago
What does "forgotten" mean in this context? There are plenty of people that if I hadn't read about them in history class, they would, too, be forgotten. Is Gladwell saying people will stop writing about Jobs, or any popular literature that
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14y ago
Exactly...isn't that what you're paying for?
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14y ago
It's confirmation that the current pharma R&D and patent system is broken.