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flerchin
8y ago
In most, if not all, places with unlimited PTO, the P stands for paid. The rub is that it's not unlimited, by convention. What you have described is a sabbatical policy.
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flerchin
8y ago
Smells like a CISO suck-up job. Doesn't mention that the developers are paralyzed and unable to work.
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flerchin
8y ago
All of the trickiest software I ever wrote was preceded by an exhaustive explanation to management to let me write it. In the end, the trick was political, not technical. I could single-line-summary any of the changes and they would sound a
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flerchin
8y ago
Reading between the lines, poor Stanich had a close family member go deep with heroin, if not succumb. That's a burden that's just awful, and completely separate from critic damage. I've found that the rest of a top 10 list i
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flerchin
8y ago
In the US, there is no salary verification. They ask, but you can lie, refuse to state, or answer. It's just a negotiation tactic.
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flerchin
8y ago
Bad skynet.
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flerchin
8y ago
Automation has never been more prevalent, and total employment has never been higher.
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flerchin
8y ago
The market opportunity is in finding these people, and exploiting their problems. F2P games seem to have it covered though.
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flerchin
8y ago
I've been having an issue with scaling in KDE Plasma with multiple monitors. Have you been able to resolve that with Neon? I have my 4k laptop monitor at 2x scaling, but then my 1080p monitors are also 2x scaled, and unusable. I'v
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flerchin
8y ago
What? Coping is personal, but planning would be critical. Long Term Disability Insurance is totally a thing. One would probably make different reproductive decisions among other choices. The entire argument against knowing seems to be that
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flerchin
8y ago
So their gig driver delivered to the wrong house. Amazon figured it out, and reached out to make it right. That seems pretty decent customer service to me.
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flerchin
8y ago
You may dislike it, but this behavior is a social norm.
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flerchin
8y ago
I need to do this too. It's not polite to waste everyone's time, including mine. Thanks,
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flerchin
8y ago
You haven't specified a delimiter.
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flerchin
8y ago
sed foo -e 's/ /\n/g' | sort | uniq
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flerchin
9y ago
Pivotal and Amazon would not meet the rate and benefits that my current real company was paying, let alone the one that just poached me for a 15% raise. She's spot on.
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flerchin
9y ago
I interviewed with Pivotal Labs this week. It went well and they wanted to move forward until I asked for my current compensation. They balked like I was asking for the moon. I coincidentally had an offer from another firm for a 15% raise,
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flerchin
9y ago
Crew scheduling is complex. At the large airline I used to work for (not AA), they ran network solvers that took months to optimally resolve. Intermediate solutions were available, but the constraints of union contracts, labor laws, the loc
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flerchin
9y ago
Those about to die are more sedentary?
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flerchin
9y ago
Replacement credit cards are not the issue. Whoever has this data has the complete dataset to open new credit cards in your name, buy a car in your name, get plastic surgery in your name, etc. The hassle will be convincing all those compani
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flerchin
9y ago
No it's not. The BoM is at most $10.
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flerchin
9y ago
The problems of the new weapons systems sound bad, but I recall all the V-22 and F-22 naysayers. They're both expensive, but they're also the best in the world and flying everyday. It's hard to tell when a weapons system unde
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flerchin
9y ago
The ISRO is pegging the price at Rs 400 Cr which is almost identical to a Falcon 9 at $62M at current exchange rates. Falcon 9 appears to win on price/payload, but ISRO is in the ballpark, impressive.
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flerchin
9y ago
None that I can share, but my source is the major US bank's software that I work on. More than two thirds of our traffic is handled on mobile devices now.
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flerchin
9y ago
Most people do their banking from their phones.
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flerchin
9y ago
Zimbabwe, Venezuela, North Korea.
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flerchin
9y ago
Survivorship bias. Content-free article is content free.
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flerchin
10y ago
You're my hero.
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flerchin
10y ago
Sounds like the Long Con became the Longer Con.
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flerchin
10y ago
Good. Fuck the liars and cheats right in their... careers.
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