fcuck_actuarial

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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
What I had in mind by Ego was "flattery", so in a positive sense. In retrospect, ego without M is an empty, impotent argument.
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
So true. I cant help but be extremely jealous(to a fault) of those that had both options.
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
The median is certainly 0.
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
Mediocre startup compensation combined with the bay area cost of living and the added work/life imbalance can arguably do the same thing.
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
Anyone know how much Google would realistically offer someone with 4 years of presumably irrelevant rails and sql experience?(As in, NOT in ('c++','java','javascript','python') I'm predicting not
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
I think M,I,and E (hopefully not C) could also be considered motivations for convincing someone to change jobs? (In my experience, recruiters from a well known FAANG company like to lean HEAVILY on E. Jokes on them, because the right answer
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Ask HN: How much would Google offer to someone the previously rejected
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
I tried hulu back in the day when even their paid service had ads. Before this I was used to netflix. Coming from netflix,the ads on hula completely ruin the streaming experience.
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
What really bothers me is that youtube and instagram are full or lifting/exercise guru that presume to give people useful advice(and frequently sell things). Except most/all of these people that claim they are natural actually tak
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by fcuck_actuarial 8y ago
Annecdotal, but I've experience this personally. These rankings grossly neglect the availability of entry level jobs. And you end up studying a bunch of stuff that is borderline useless for any other career path on a practical level. I