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by dudul 4y ago
I believe they can also be useful to share data between instances in the case of immutable structure. Prepending to an immutable linked list is quasi-free in terms of memory usage.
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by dudul 4y ago
Always funny when employers realize that "at will" works both ways. You can easily let someone go any day of the week? Well, I can also leave any day of the week. If you don't want this sort of liability you can hire me with
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by dudul 4y ago
> For comparison, I would have never ever reached out to you again. And if I met you in the hallway at some other place, I would have made sure that everyone knows how I feel about you. Well, see, I don't even need to work with you
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by dudul 4y ago
I've declined an accepted offer 1 week before my start date. 6 months later the company reached out again to see if we could make it work this time. "Burning bridges" are very exaggerated.
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by dudul 4y ago
One thing that wasn't mentioned: games were much harder before, by design to support the rental business. Devs had deals with game renters to make them hard enough that players would need more than 3hours to finish a game.
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by dudul 4y ago
So many red flags in here. First, the CEO is an idiot for publicly saying that. This is most likely alienating 20% of the company. Second, pushing back on stupid ideas is good, but being aggressive and offensive is not. Knowing how to rally
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by dudul 4y ago
* to gauge the success
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by dudul 4y ago
I'm also very puzzled by how the quality could degrade so much. I was sure that they had cracked the "formula" to create good content via big data analysis after House of Cards. My guess, and I have nothing to back it up othe
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by dudul 4y ago
"Not all women"
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by dudul 4y ago
Based on everything we've learned about productivity over the past few years, I would say just do 6-hours a day as part of a 4-day week.
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by dudul 4y ago
I didn't check the name of the author before reading and was surprised when I realized she was a woman and had to deal with that. Had she been a man, I can assume the police would have been called without first approaching her.
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by dudul 4y ago
Did the school actually have any legal ground to force someone to leave a public sidewalk?
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by dudul 4y ago
As mentioned in the article, people don't care about facts. Kidnapping is at an all time low in the US. The only instances are family members during a nasty divorce or things like that. "Think of the children" is the main w
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by dudul 4y ago
The irony is that "the kids" is always the primary argument put forward to pass legislations that have little to do with "the kids", while the one time we had to worry about "the kids" and their mental well bei
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by dudul 4y ago
Maybe a naive question, but if people are not allowed to own more than 1 house, who are people renting from?
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by dudul 4y ago
I wish we would stop equating "election" with "democracy" and give a serious look at sortition. Pandering and career politicians are the issue, it doesn't go away with longer terms.
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by dudul 4y ago
> Why So Many Mythological Monsters Are Female Went through half the article and never found a quantitative comparison between male and female monsters. What is "so many" here? There are 3 or 4 examples in the article, how is i
888.
by dudul 4y ago
Why do you need to eat you softy? Can't you just make it a week without eating?
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by dudul 4y ago
Amazon is on my blacklist when I evaluate resumes. I would never hire someone who spent more than 1 year at Amazon. I've seen first hand how these people are incapable of empathy, team work or fostering a good environment.
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by dudul 5y ago
They hired writers from jezebel and are now wondering why people are sick of their trash?
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by dudul 5y ago
Or you need people to realize that MAGAs and BLMs are a small minority of the general population. You need the media to behave like adults and stop pitting one side against the other for clicks/views. You need companies to stop cavin
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by dudul 5y ago
We do not align productivity and pay, we simply align pay and how difficult it is to find someone to do the job.
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by dudul 5y ago
I tried to mostly follow tech people, but so far I haven't had any luck finding someone to follow who doesn't fill 50% of their feed with political tweets. I could probably make it work with a mute list or something, but I just d
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by dudul 5y ago
Why do you think it's more common with conservatives? You said it yourself, cultural wars are just distraction to keep the elite in power and talk about everything except classes. People in power don't care about conservatives or
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by dudul 5y ago
Can't read the whole thing cause it's paywalled, but this has existed for a while. Founding engineers usually get screwed in their base salary compared later hires for example. Unless your company is especially aware of how market
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by dudul 5y ago
Reminds me of the old south park episode where 2 ultra scientific factions fight over some silly religious-like details. Science shouldn't be treated like a religion. Consensus in science changes all the time. New things are discovered
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by dudul 5y ago
I don't know, I feel like my physical copies are much more "forever" than the censored and "improved" versions available for streaming. In my copy of Star Wars, Han shots first.
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by dudul 5y ago
My favorite is when, during a quarterly DEI meeting, the DEI team would show a slide with the pie chart for "diversity when hiring last quarter" - "We hired 70% women! Yoohoo! we're super diverse!" :)
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by dudul 5y ago
"Generally it would be fine for me (/us) what people do in their non-work time, but if it affects our work, then it's not acceptable. So how can we identify such a situation?" I feel like you just answered your own quest
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by dudul 5y ago
It is a case of "me me me" indeed. This is why people support canceling existing loans instead of changing the college tuition/loan system. They don't want to fix things for future generations, they want to fix their o

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