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by doublement 7y ago
With nothing to back me up except the general impression I have, these numbers look out-of-whack even for the highest-paying employers in the Bay Area.
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by doublement 7y ago
Yet they do it anyway.
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by doublement 7y ago
Bitcoin isn't used for anything except to transfer dollars from regular buyers to miners and/or large early adopters.
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by doublement 7y ago
I don't have room in my apartment to even learn about building physical objects! I'd love to turn my various Arduino doodads into coherent forms but my workspace is a desktop.
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by doublement 7y ago
Stack Overflow curates its public-facing content, and so do I, when using real-name accounts. Given a choice between being seen taking shit from someone, investing time in arguing with that person, or just erasing the exchange altogether,
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by doublement 7y ago
I've never had a question closed, but I have had to deal with condescending responses. If I've gotten too much shit on a question, I usually delete it after I've gotten the information I need, rendering the evidence unavaila
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by doublement 7y ago
> The sixth floor of its low-slung headquarters was redone, with a large section just for executives, including an exercise room. Building an executive oasis in the office probably counts as some kind of warning sign. Departure from rea
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by doublement 7y ago
When it comes to big-money issues like housing, self-interest takes precedence over professed ideology. Ostensibly liberal California not only has rampant NIMBYism, but is also in contention for the most regressive property tax policies o
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by doublement 7y ago
Moreover he's using the large amount of wreckage to argue that the Darwinian process of selecting "category killers" isn't working, which is completely backwards. If "category killer" is a winner-take-all compe
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by doublement 7y ago
Sure, you can do one thing better than two, but that doesn't mean the optimal trade-off is going all-in on one or the other. If your side-project has a low probability of a high reward, then having a steady paycheck from a job is a goo
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by doublement 7y ago
This is exactly why I rent my dwelling and drive an inconspicuous car.
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by doublement 7y ago
If he, as an employer and entrepreneur, feels he's not getting his money's worth out of an employee, he should just fire that employee. If he is getting his money's worth, he should stop complaining. But trying to get more e
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by doublement 7y ago
Wow that was exactly what I hoped existed! I especially liked the one where you end up beneath reality, hurtling sideways past yourself into a never-ending void.
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by doublement 7y ago
I don't play video games, but if someone created one that was entirely glitches like this, I might start.
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by doublement 7y ago
Taking your hyperbole at face value for a moment, at least whoever put the true item in there will be allowed to do so, instead of needing approval.
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by doublement 7y ago
> This same tutorial cites pip-tools, hatch, poetry. Does that mean that they “endorse” these tools as well? Those tools are relegated to a small section at the end, whereas the main body of the text says "Pipenv is recommended for
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by doublement 7y ago
Rock-star programmer sought for grade GS-13 to GS-15 role! Promotion Potential is 15!
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by doublement 7y ago
Interestingly the New Yorker manages to take the edge off of head-shot photo competition by using caricatures of its regular authors instead of photos.
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by doublement 7y ago
I think it can work both ways, but I was looking at it from the perspective of the parent post.
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by doublement 7y ago
> Why should I learn Node instead? Node is a gateway to Javascript fluency for people that get a headache dealing with the DOM in the browser. You can write command-line scripts, run them with "node [scriptname]", and learn. H