danielvinson

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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   There is a small chance that a case drops for you which is worth $5-$40 depending on which map you are watching that contains "Souvenir" items for the event signed by the players. You only get drops if your Steam account that owns
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   Location: San Jose, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Javascript, Node.js, d3, jQuery, HTML5, CSS, SVG, Python, Django, Flask, Cassandra, MongoDB, AWS, Git, SVN, Unix, bash. Resume: www.linkedin.com/in/vinsond
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   Also a musician. I have a similar problem - I just get an urge to write music when I hear something new that is really good. When I'm working I make sure to only listen to music I already know really well so it isn't too distrac
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   Compare "144 deaths... more than 1.7 million robotic procedures" to "3.7 million surgical procedures at 102 hospitals in the Netherlands during 1991 – 2005, postoperative mortality from all causes was observed in 67,879 patie
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   I remembered this puzzle from HPMOR, but either way this is just writing a unit test.
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   Do you have a source for that? I work for a large international company with engineering teams in many countries including European and American ones, and the workers in Europe generally make a bit more than the ones over here. Small samp
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   Are these challenges supposed to be solvable within a reasonable amount of time in an interview (15-30 minutes)? Looking through the problems they are all things I could do, but I don't think I would be able to solve any of the harder
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   That statement just doesn't fit well with what is being said - what the author meant was something more like "my hypothesis is that constructed popularity goes down over time but since Wizards doesn't release data on this we
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   by danielvinson 11y ago

   In my experience pretty much everyone is excellent, apart from the lower level non-engineering managers. These tend to be grads from top schools who have zero previous work experience. I encountered at least three or four in my time at Go
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    Its mostly d3.js
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    I'm a Sales Engineer and I work mostly on the post-sale implementation side of things, which is not really a common approach - so I completely understand why people feel this way. One of my main jobs is to keep our Sales team informed
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    HighCharts is great, but it is prohibitively expensive for a startup to use in their product.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    This is exactly how I feel. I spent much of my senior year of high school talking with everyone I knew about what options I had to go into website development (which I already had a job doing). The answer from everyone was basically &quot
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    Just telling people to choose 5 seems really flawed. You are both telling people that being interested in working at many different places is wrong, and telling them they need to choose 5 (because programmers are going to try to optimize).
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    Mirror for the pitch deck? Looks like Dropbox is 429'ing it.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    The fact that there were 4 pages for this little text (with multiple unnecessary charts) annoyed me enough to forget what my actual complaint was.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    My research has always shown it to be within ~10% of actual figures (pre-hiring research vs. post-hiring findings).
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    But how would you change laws to best account for this? It is not a trivial task, and current lawmakers are on average not very good with technology, so there would be a lot of research. The best thing to do as an employer is to ask the ca
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    Why call it TrafficGun? Feels like a weird name and carries bad connotations.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    The reason for not including pictures is entirely a legal issue. If a picture is included in the resume and the company decides to not hire that person (despite being qualified), they could sue for discrimination. If the company instead t
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    Some larger corporations are required by company policy to throw out resumes with pictures on them (I know this from first hand experience). This is due to discrimination laws and attempts at eliminating bias.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    FYI in the US it is considered inappropriate to have your picture on a resume.
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    You can't really optimize for SSDs in general. You CAN optimize for a specific brand/model/controller on a certain chipset. If an optimization in general is possible, you can be sure that the SSD manufacturer already is uti
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    BootRacer tests are really inaccurate. The problem is that boot times are dependent on many things outside of the SSD, namely Chipset, drivers, and BIOS settings. Testing methodology for the manufacturer would be to disable all features i
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    As somebody who worked on SSDs here is my commentary: 1. Most of the recommendations are things that will have little to no benefit on any modern SSD because all of this is handled for you in the firmware. When SSD firmware is not perfectl
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    by danielvinson 11y ago

    If the past is any indication, Google will have really good support at first for this, similar to how it worked for Glass. Then once the product has been received well by early adopters (and received good publicity), they will layoff/
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    by danielvinson 12y ago

    I think people have a tendency to recommend books relating to things that are currently important to them, like math, programming, technology. While I wouldn't shy away from these, my first inclination would be to recommend books that
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    by danielvinson 12y ago

    It is legal to put money on it as a participant. I can enter a Magic: the Gathering tournament with a $30 entry fee and 2 players where the winner gets $50. This isn't gambling since it is considered a game of skill. It would not be l
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    by danielvinson 12y ago

    The reason it was removed was because it was extremely hard to set up and use properly. Glass is seen as a similar device as Chromecast in that it is supposed to be completely plug and play where even the most basic users will be able to f
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    by danielvinson 12y ago

    The teams I was a part of most definitely were not just for minimums (Chromebook/Glass). Google has incredible support for their hardware products.