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by drugme 8y ago
Without getting into a language debate per se - what does Uber have against Python? (If indeed, as it sounds, there's an across-the-board ban against it).
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by drugme 8y ago
I happen to think that immigration and customs enforcement is a net positive. You might want to take stock of recent news coverage of what the ICE has been up to recently. And not just recently - over several decades actually. It's
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by drugme 8y ago
So your reaction also seems to be... "whatever".
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by drugme 8y ago
Somewhere between 100% and the woefully inadequate levels we have now -- I'm sure there's a happy medium.
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by drugme 8y ago
There's no reason to believe that raising taxes on the wealthy is just a free wellspring of enough money to fund huge, nation-wide social programs. Actually there's a lot of historical evidence to the effect that, when taxes are
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by drugme 8y ago
So who's in favor of having these "air taxis" add to the noise envelope in residential and recreational areas -- as they no doubt will, and (for the scale these companies are obviously intending) quite considerably? Let alone
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by drugme 8y ago
Without any arguments or evidence that this would either (1) be attainable or (2) actually free up enough cash to fund all the good stuff he (claims to) support.
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by drugme 8y ago
I will end with a story from a book I read a few years ago. Talk is cheap. Rather than end on a touch-and-feely note, I'd much prefer that he get back to the core question: Instead of merely stating that he is a "fan" of th
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by drugme 8y ago
Former employees that sit in dark rooms and write negative reviews in between shifts at the local convenience store. Wow - that sounds amazingly petty and vindictive. These people must have been a pure mindfuck to work for. Thank you for
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by drugme 8y ago
Sorry, I'm not a Ray's person. Can you recap?
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by drugme 8y ago
You're right, it does. What happened was I skimmed the article looking for support of what you said, and didn't find it initially. But then again, my eyes tend to blur when reading BI articles.
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by drugme 8y ago
after being explicitly told by Facebook not to do so. That's not what the article said.
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by drugme 8y ago
This happens at any company with any product. Can you name a few examples?
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by drugme 8y ago
Oh sure -- once we realize that these are (at beast) minimally overlapping goals -- it all become infinitely easier to swallow and manage.
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by drugme 8y ago
It is critical, in my opinion, to either whiteboard problems with someone or mock a phone interview with someone. Not critical as in “very important”, but critical as in you should consider it an absolute requirement when studying. Which
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by drugme 8y ago
That would help, to a degree. But ultimately any kind of DNA analysis (that exposes the raw data) is intrinsically de-anonymizable, no?
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by drugme 8y ago
Well, that was college. If you want a job with Google (or the companies that try to mindlessly mimic their hiring process) -- your best bet is to memorize.
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by drugme 8y ago
I wouldn't mind paying a fair sum for a service that would: (1) reasonably guarantee that my data not only won't be distributed - but will be destroyed (on their side) within a short time frame (2) give me access to all of the raw
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by drugme 8y ago
That's an application . Not a matter intrinsic to frontend development.
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Banks Grimes and Azealia Banks Subpoenaed in Elon Musk Lawsuit(theguardian.com)
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by drugme 8y ago
If you can find an aspect of frontend development even remotely analogous to integral calculus, LMK.
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by drugme 8y ago
Except this wasn't was an "algorithm researcher" position he was applying to. It was, you know, a programming position.
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by drugme 8y ago
I was asked to write a function findSum(array1, array2, sum) that returns true if two numbers from two sorted arrays add up to a given sum. I was able to solve it with my eyes closed using a double for loop — O(n²) time complexity. For the
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by drugme 8y ago
An employee who has low tolerance for the massive randomness/unfairness in the world probably would get sick of most companies pretty quickly. Another way to look at it that they're a ... human being, attempting to come to terms
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by drugme 8y ago
Ughhh, should I tell him? I agree with the sibling commenter: responses like these are very condescending -- and basically prove the main point of the original article. And BTW: Writing an Instagram clone in Angular doesn't really
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by drugme 8y ago
Why is "whether its use is safe or dangerous" not a science question?
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by drugme 8y ago
Except there's no free beer anymore. Which should tell you something's up with their finances.
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by drugme 8y ago
Facebook's idea of news is "anything that keeps you more addicted to our app, and/or more easily targetable for ads".
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by drugme 8y ago
What are we doing to this planet? What will it become? The monarchs are a blessing of a creature. Will we just watch them wither away? Can we escape our petty dramatized politics and think of what we are passing on to future generations? N
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Utterly terrifying.

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