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by danjoc 11y ago
I can't help but wonder if Django wouldn't do better with a multi-licensing strategy like MongoDB uses. Asking for donations typically doesn't work out so well. I see a lot of underfunded open source projects. The whole inter
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Is it only their software? I don't really see their hardware as first class anymore either. Looking at Apple laptops, the newest Intel processor I can get is a 5th gen Broadwell, and it's only in the 13" retina. The 15"
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by danjoc 11y ago
It sounds like your gut is telling you to bail, but your heart is wanting to hang on to that "big" tech company for prestige or whatever other reasons. I agree with the other posters. Look for a better offer. In my experience, big
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>Before they've paid off their student loans it's likely they'll have a car loan, a house loan and eventually even have some kids I wish that were so. The thing about defaulting on student loans means you don't get ca
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> Which pretty much shows that the market value of a company is not based on what they sell today, but on the expectation of what they will sell tomorrow. Just looking at the "Apple vs. Alphabet Market Capitalization Over Time"
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TL;DR Not even Ivy League can prepare you for white board interviews. ;)
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>Would you like to risk someone contacting you and possibly threatening with legal action because they would believe you might have taken part in their data being held hostage? My dad used to tell me, "You haven't hit the big t
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Here's his point (I think): "The founder and I made the most classic of mistakes: putting up with someone because we were afraid to lose their ability. I’ve since come to learn over and over again, it’s almost never worth it.&quot
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>don't rely on any advice they give about cryptography. The only crypto advice I see in this guide is on page 37. https://www.owasp.org/images/6/67/OWASPApplicationSecurityVe... That entire section is
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>Self-driving cars drastically reduce the total number of cars necessary The fact that the cars drive themselves really changes nothing. Car pooling reduces the total number of cars necessary. Public transportation reduces the total numb
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This article seems to overlook the obvious. Self driving cars are still cars. Someone has to make them. Car makers are not going out of business in that scenario.
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My first jobs were retail. Everyone had weekend off except me. I hated it. Ten years in retail, and I dreamed of the day I would have a "career" and good pay and weekends off to enjoy it all. Then I got a career. Now everywhere I