cybernoodles

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Ask HN: Industry job for 1+ year or try directly for grad school?
4 points by cybernoodles 13y ago|6 comments
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
Thanks! Wow. Those stats seem relatively high for the company I'm negotiating with. They reflect roughly SDE II salary and beyond.
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Ask HN: Determining worth and negotiation points during job offer?
1 points by cybernoodles 13y ago|2 comments
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
Exactly. And anyone who needs to know will certainly not have to rely on Hacker News to find out.
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
Of course they aren't inherently bad. Powerpoint is a tool. There are good ways and bad ways to use it. It's easier to use Powerpoint ineffectively than with other mediums.
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
Memo read silently and then everyone asks questions after attendees are finished. This is for mid-small sized meetings.
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
Can't the serial number on a dollar bill be traced back to the last bank it was located? Not very accurate, but it's a lead if someone, for example, in the government wanted to find you.
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
"I'm not sure if there's any lesson here other than a warning against arrogance, but I have two stories to share." Of course there is. You mentioned it yourself!: "The future is extremely hard to see through the lens of the present, and it'
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Google retires Meebo Bar.(meebo.com)
3 points by cybernoodles 13y ago|0 comments
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
We REALLY need some tech folks to get in office and work on some legislation.
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by cybernoodles 13y ago
AWS is working at unprecedented scale and is definitely pushing the envelope. This sort of stuff is inevitable and I don't think it's inherently a bad thing.
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by cybernoodles 14y ago
Also, NASA has been doing prototyping for this tech since 2007: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/sustainability-base/index....