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9y ago
Point for teaching me `$h!+`
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9y ago
You know Samsung made it when it's mentioned with Apple in the same sentence as a part of a click bait. Still, Apple is mentioned like 12 times while Samsung only twice... I do own more than a few Anker products and am happy with them.
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9y ago
Hm, lambdauniversity.com seems real interesting. Too bad I'm way past the point of applying for a college.
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9y ago
> The question is, can you build your income level high enough, and fast enough, so that you can afford nannies when you have kids? Haha, I meant that to be a sarcasm but I guess I wasn't clear enough. No it's great that one of
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9y ago
Hm, why am I voted down?
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9y ago
Lol, I just checked UploadVR's website and a popup window used for collecting email has following: > GET HOOKED UP I'm not gonna even expect the accused to clean up their acts. Only way they will learn, and teach other younger
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9y ago
We often read interviews of high achievers talk about how they balance their family-life/kids/work and yet still accomplish so much in their professional life. It's tough but they can manage, and we assume, of course, they ar
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9y ago
Thanks for pointing it out. Like 2 decades ago I knew a guy with 1 syllable name (like Hoon, Yi) which was quite unique. It had been done for a long time but not as common. I guess it is less rare. Lol 2 families from 경상도 and 전라남도 joined by
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9y ago
Excuse, did you just say Pei-wei has good food?
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9y ago
>I mean I understand that America's influence on South Korea probably can't be overstated. I would like to point out that every Korean person's name also has Chinese character behind it. The new president of S Korea is Moo
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9y ago
Funny you should say that regarding attitude, doctor. One networking guy who used to work in a big hospital told me he hated working at the hospital because of the attitude of doctors there. Doctors with attitude of 'I'm god'
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9y ago
I agree with you. Some people are just better than others. I don't deny that. I didn't know that the guy definitely does not enjoy breaking things.
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9y ago
Apple and Samsung sued and counter-sued in all following nations: Germany, Japan, US, Australia, EU. Only the jury trial in Silicon Valley ended favorably for Apple. And that with a jury foreman who had a very questionable patent himself. A
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9y ago
I remember a Windows tool that used to do this, like 15 years ago. I remember using it and getting quite fascinated.
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9y ago
Los Angeles FD has firefighters earning regular pay AND extra pay for having PTSD if you were involved in a particularly bad fire. Not sure how much that extra pay is.
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9y ago
A friend whose knew someone working in Toyota HQ in Torrance, CA said that was why they moved the HQ to Texas. It was a way of encouraging unmotivated workers to quit.
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9y ago
I feel all of this no-remote-encouraged is due to ego trip. Nothing boosts your ego more than having 10 people under your management show up in standup meet and pretend to be listening to what you have to say, and than you dismiss them to g
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9y ago
I was reading interview with founder of Ghost blog on indiehackers and he said something about pricing that was new to me. He said when he charged more for his product, quality of customers he got improved. Like less silly requests for help
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9y ago
I was talking about the amount of media attention given to pilots/SEAL/etc. But yes wars are won with artillery. But luckily, we haven't had a war like that in awhile, especially for US.
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My uneducated guess is that the engineer with 10 years of experience is just very complacent. He probably can get another job even after this one, because of the 'experience', and he knows this. But the 1st engineer is starting ou
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I agree. All of us outside of military hear about pilots and Navy SEAL at work most of the time. But 99% of men/women in military work doing none of that stuff. But that 99% are still gainfully employed doing essential work.
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Allowing for-profit coding bootcamp to teach veterans coding is a very bad idea. Some business types will inevitably try to use it as a get rich quick scheme and waste the resources/time of everyone. Here are some thoughts that I'
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9y ago
How is money laundering a 'fake' crime?
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9y ago
One doesn't have to lead all lessons. Linux can be taught by Linux admins. Setting up personal workstations with Vagrant, etc can be taught by desktop team. HTML/CSS can be led by FrontEnd dev. Also, these training courses are gre
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9y ago
True. But for some American born engineer who has family outside of SF/NY/LA, being able to work remote while staying near family/hometown would be awesome for himself, the hometown and ultimately residents of those mega citi
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I do. And it definitely helps. Initially I felt tired at end of day but more alert while working at standing desk. No struggle with trying to stay awake. Half day sitting down and half standing up seems best.
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10y ago
I also was in a similar situation. Not as bad as the engineer in discussion but, I went through similar situation. Years ago, I started getting signals that my work was preparing to let me go, like putting me on Performance Enhancement Prog
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10y ago
Out of Syria, there is video clip of a drone dropping a small grenade, which explodes near the open hatch of a tank. This killed or severely wounded the commander of the tank whose upper body was exposed as he was trying to scan the surroun
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UK SURVIVED NAZI threat because of Land Lease and eventually US pouring resources into beating back Nazi and Japanese threat.
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The whole story of North Korean artillery turning Seoul into a sea of fire was a phrase coined by a North Korean general few decades ago to threaten S Korean. And that's what it is, a verbal threat. N Korean army would be really idioti
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