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cyorir
10y ago
First, I should warn you that I'm no expert! I'm not the most informed or up-to-date about discrimination in hiring. However, I'll try to provide some helpful links. First, depression. The correlation between unemployment and
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cyorir
10y ago
I'd love it if there were more opportunities from companies like HackerRank. It's other "filters" that I'm worried about; companies that filter out degree-less candidates, companies that filter out depressed candida
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cyorir
10y ago
I can do well enough on programming challenges at a place like HackerRank. However, I very rarely actually get to the technical interview in a job application; most commonly, I apply and don't hear back from the company. So as far as I
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cyorir
10y ago
He got 14 interviews from 54 companies. As a candidate, that's better than what you can expect from Triplebyte, which apparently only interviews 1/6th of applicants (2000 interviewed out of the 12000 who have applied). http:/
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cyorir
10y ago
I'll read this if I can afford the time! It would be nice if there were a summary more detailed than the abstract but still short relative to the length of the article (say, 10-pages long?).
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Ask HN: Dealing with depression and unemployment: what should I do?
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Ask HN: How should I report my gender when applying for a job?
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cyorir
10y ago
Does Twitter have no right to freedom of speech, when there are alternatives to it? If they don't want to be associated with white nationalists, then why should they allow themselves to be?
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cyorir
10y ago
So you need to pre-approve posts? It seems like this would only increase the "echo chamber" factor for the audience, since they'll only see whatever opinions the author chooses to present in the comments section. I also don&#
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cyorir
10y ago
Location: Denver Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Perl, C++, Javascript, MySQL, Python, Haskell Résumé/CV: http://cyorir.com/resume.pdf Email: cyorir@gmail.com ==================== I am currently looki
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10y ago
As an applicant there isn't a whole lot you can do if you think a company is discriminatory in some way (either because you're a minority or because you aren't). As a transgender individual, I've learned to pre-screen th
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cyorir
10y ago
I'd take either of those late responses rather than no response at all.
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cyorir
10y ago
I'm American, I've been to a decent US university (Northwestern), and trying to get my first job has been an awful experience. I hear "there is so much demand for CS right now," but it honestly seems like employers only
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cyorir
10y ago
My guess is that a number of the applications were done via job boards rather than at each company. In my experience as someone still looking for a first job, job board applications seem to have incredibly low yields.
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cyorir
10y ago
I was ghosted by Google.
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cyorir
10y ago
I also had a bad experience interviewing with Twitter. No less than 5 minutes into the interview (online), a second candidate comes into the chat. Apparently that interviewee shared my first and last names, and the Twitter recruiter had mis
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cyorir
10y ago
int a = 0; a = 1; Same variable, but the value stored changes over time. Consider the human body to be like a variable. The value stored changes over time. When we use "I" in the present, we are talking about the "value"
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cyorir
11y ago
I tend to keep my shoes on in someone else's house, unless they are a relative or friend, or unless they say something along the lines of "make yourself at home." Although I don't wear shoes in my own home, I don't
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cyorir
11y ago
Generally, the point of a CAPTCHA is to prevent automated use of a service. If we get to the point where CAPTCHA's no longer work in preventing automated access to services, we need to look for atypical use of services. For example, if
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cyorir
11y ago
Just want to point out that they are partnering with Sooam, Hwang Woo-Suk's company. They'll need to avoid his reputation for fraud ethics violations.
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11y ago
Barbara Weisel, chief negotiator for the US, works in the USTR, which answers to the President, who was democratically elected. Koji Tsuruoka, chief negotiator for Japan, answers to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, who is appointed by the
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cyorir
11y ago
I feel this is partly made up for by the way they would revisit certain myths if the fans felt they hadn't been tested properly - showing the importance of verification of results in science. A good example is the Archimedes Death Ray
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cyorir
11y ago
Limits to data transfers can work in several ways. If the EU says it is limiting data transfers to help its citizens, I'll trust that that is how they are using the limitation. On the other hand, if a country like Egypt or Russia wants
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cyorir
11y ago
Armisael's comment is not optative; he is not saying that we should be doing something because it has been done in the past, but providing an example of when something was done in the past.
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cyorir
11y ago
As an American born in 1994, I have to say that "by accident" sounds a bit funnier than "on accident," which I hear more frequently. However, I feel that I usually say "accidentally" instead of either phrase.
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11y ago
The article mentions that NeoKylin may be based on a recent version of Fedora, which has me confused. Isn't NeoKylin derived from Kylin, rather than Fedora?
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I wonder if an "organized secularism" would only copy some the problems found in organized religion. Do people become less religious only because of a rejection of the supernatural, or for other reasons as well? I think some peopl
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11y ago
As examples, look at Kong Qingdong in China and Vladimir Zhirinovsky in Russia. Two of the better known people who like to make these sorts of arguments.
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cyorir
11y ago
No one should be above the law, but the parent is right that safety concerns also come into play. In this case the damage to the drone was ~$700. Provoking someone who has already shown a disregard for your property could mean that person w
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cyorir
11y ago
Perhaps it's not legal, but that doesn't necessarily mean the police will act. Depending on where it is, rural police may be less willing to follow up on complaints if the suspect is armed (lack of manpower compared to urban count
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