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elbear
13y ago
That's an anonymous function not a closure. A closure references non-local environments and can "access those non-local variables even when invoked outside of its immediate lexical scope" as Wikipedia puts.
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elbear
13y ago
I want to congratulate you for the formatting of your post. It's very easy to skim through.
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elbear
13y ago
I consider your comment very unproductive. You basically berated someone who already came out and said they were sorry for what they did. He realizes his mistake and repents. The fact that you want to make him feel even more guilty doesn&#x
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elbear
13y ago
Are you saying that all of the videos on Khan Academy are wrong?
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elbear
13y ago
You can measure how much the students learned. I know that's not very easy though. You can also take feedback from students which could be useful, if you know how to collect the feedback.
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elbear
13y ago
If they love to teach, they should also get good at it, because being a good researcher doesn't necessarily mean that you're a good teacher. I'm saying this because, at least from the OP, Dijkstra doesn't strike me as a
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elbear
13y ago
Does that mean that I have no option now?
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Ask HN: What equity should I ask for as a first employee?
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elbear
13y ago
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elbear
13y ago
Hi. I've sent you an e-mail, but I haven't received an answer yet.
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elbear
13y ago
Is on site presence required?
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elbear
13y ago
This is a bit of a tangent, but I know that you don't accept telecommuting? Can you tell me what's your reason for that? You're the only security company that I've heard of that is willing to hire developers without much/any security experi
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elbear
13y ago
Hopefully, you'll enjoy what you do, because otherwise it will be difficult to motivate yourself. I started travelling while also working remotely but gave up the work, because I didn't enjoy it and I didn't find the motivation to do it, co
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elbear
13y ago
It's not a cool hip thing to bash PHP. It's been happening for quite some time and Python and Ruby don't get as much flak, because they don't deserve as much. I realize it's annoying for you, someone who enjoys writing PHP, to keep hearing
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elbear
13y ago
The difference is that you have to talk to people at some point when you're traveling, only if to ask for directions.
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elbear
13y ago
You're right that it wasn't in the contracts. It was in an internal rulebook for developers. Too bad I didn't keep it, so I could quote from it exactly. Anyway, my final experience with TopTal was that I asked some questions about the contr
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elbear
13y ago
I was in talks with them as a dev. Their requirements were a bit weird, so that's why I didn't sign a contract in the end. I think there was one requirements which asked that the developer answer the employer's message within a pretty short
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elbear
14y ago
Yes, his wink smiley makes it likely he was referring to Einstein.
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elbear
14y ago
The most voted answer on StackOverflow mentions Tolkien.
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elbear
14y ago
No, because the two adjectives aren't from the same category, are they? That would be the only reason why you would use a comma.
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elbear
14y ago
What do you mean that git is used by expert users? Expert in what, git? If that is true, then I agree with you that you need to be an expert in git to be able to use it efficiently and not second guess yourself constantly when you come acro
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elbear
14y ago
Any chance of remote work from Europe?
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elbear
14y ago
I'd like to know this as well. For example, is a lot of time overlap with NY hours expected?
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elbear
14y ago
Sounds like a nice job. Too bad it's not remote.
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elbear
14y ago
Probably because that's the most obvious thing.
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elbear
14y ago
If you want to learn Python, you should jump in. The differences between Python 2 and Python 3 are easy to pick up if you start with Python 2.
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elbear
14y ago
Yeah, I should think more like that.
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elbear
14y ago
Because his plans connect with plenty of people around here who are thinking of disconnecting as well. That would be one reason.
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elbear
14y ago
Society in general has issues with misogyny, not just western society.
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elbear
14y ago
There's nothing wrong with it per se, but I'm not thinking of spending years with a company, because I want to start travelling sooner. Last time the discussion came up with a company, they said they were looking for someone for at least 2
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elbear
14y ago
Nice. I'm more or less in the same boat in that I'm trying to save some money but don't want to spend so much time working to do it. The problem is that most companies are looking for long-term employees, so it's more difficult to find some
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