drharby

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by drharby 10y ago
their sec teams have some solidly season former intel/agency folks. They aren't naive when it comes to IP Security; it's kinda their golden goose (ofc outside of ad revenue)
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by drharby 10y ago
WOW I'm impressed. I literally never open headlines with rhetorical questions because the rule of thumb for media headlines is that the answer is always 'no'
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by drharby 10y ago
>Once a culture exists, it is very, very difficult to change, even (especially) if you get a new CEO or an acquisition, etc. clearly Stalin missed the memo
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by drharby 10y ago
Bjarne's text is just that, a text, not a read. It should be referred to as a reference. I completely agree with all your accounts because I did EXACTLY what you did a few years ago. I'm still working through the book, but I kinda
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by drharby 10y ago
[jeff goldblum laugh]
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by drharby 10y ago
C++ design Patterns and derivatives pricing by Mark Joshi He kinda takes a "Defense of Duffers Drift" approach towards designing iterative versions of the same project, slowly introducing concepts such as factories and singleton.
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by drharby 10y ago
not even analog nowadays - literally spinning up any broadcasting software and one play-back later generates copyright-free digital repro.
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by drharby 10y ago
This time last year they were aggressively hiring - was there FY that bad in earnings?
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by drharby 10y ago
"If you were the size of a quarter and trapped in a blender, how would you reconcile having a dime-sized 'package'" I forget the blog, but it was from an unused script off of silicon valley, interviewing for a new CEO of
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by drharby 10y ago
presuming a clearence requirement? I retain Secret as-is.
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by drharby 10y ago
I have a Secret and am mid job-hunt. Working anywhere warm? :V Clearence has been verified as active as-of last month? I suppose they are keeping it due to my IRR status
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by drharby 10y ago
I guess I better enroll now /s
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by drharby 10y ago
Why'd you leave if you mind me asking? (Potential new hire, considering bc convenience of location)
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by drharby 10y ago
Air Force silo jockies, tho I do suppose the nomenclature is more commonly used to refer to submariners. All i know about submariners is that the movie Down Periscope is more accurate than satiracle.
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by drharby 10y ago
All my nuke buddies would bring monitors and gamecubes and have smash bros sessions inbetween working on their online masters
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by drharby 10y ago
so it's not just me. When I was transitioning out of the miltary this time last year, getting a new gig was difficult but manageable. I have been at it full-time (since I tabled my start-up after 6 months of work) and you described my
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by drharby 10y ago
from the american bread basket, we all do
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by drharby 10y ago
I hear xamarin's toolset compiles to multiple platforms, if you know csharp. kinda the route im going for my game.
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by drharby 10y ago
TODO: follow-up for brainpicking session EDIT: in the spirit of proper forum etiquette, I will add to the conversation. Currently spent 4 months 'funemployed' and aggressively pursued my side project full time, a side-scrolling ac
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by drharby 11y ago
>Pilots of this type of mission are going to come under fire, which is something the air force is fundamentally unwilling to accept. O.o O Rly? and of the entire spec ops community down in Florida? >Given that CAS pilots must work mos
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by drharby 11y ago
funny, I am on a second round interview at Hubspot...