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by fmsf 9y ago
The best entry level porsche is second hand. I got my first porsche like that. It had porsche warranty for 2 years and it costed 2/3 of the retail price. I love every moment driving it. The best part of owning a porsche is the sentimen
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by fmsf 9y ago
This would specially be interesting to enable easy external auditing. Specially since governments rely a lot in large consulting companies, and these often deliver software of questionable quality. Also easier to evaluate would be the high
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by fmsf 9y ago
This survey should have a field for "total package" or "equity offered" given that has larger implications than just Salary. Free food and other perks also play a large role here.
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by fmsf 9y ago
Spoilers! Hacker news bot posting the map image into a facebook post was a good way to make sure that I know now where all south shrines are :( https://www.facebook.com/hnbot/posts/1427803187274958
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by fmsf 10y ago
My experience with this was in London, a twitter.com recruiter contacted me a couple of years ago. At the time I was searching for a job so I replied that I was interested. We had the usual HR/Recruiter call. It ended with them asking
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by fmsf 10y ago
IMHO wikileaks has been loosing all credibility due to the way that it has been behaving on this campaign. I'm European and always looked at wikileaks as an interesting source of data (with some salt).
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by fmsf 10y ago
Most of the problems can be solved easily if this is understood - Quote from that article - "Absorb that, internalise it, make it your mantra for the rest of your life or career: a git repository is a tree. "
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by fmsf 10y ago
I would be curious of data on entry level sport cars that people use in commutes/daily driving i.e.: porsche
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Syria conflict map (2015 – present)(cartercenter.org)
1 points by fmsf 11y ago|0 comments
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Uk police can hack into computers and phones for routine investigation(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by fmsf 11y ago|0 comments
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It All Changes When the Founder Drives a Porsche(medium.com)
3 points by fmsf 11y ago|1 comments
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by fmsf 11y ago
> The process slowly repeats until my feature eventually converges onto a configuration of existing components, with as little new code as possible. Adding less code as possible is good. It means that things are well structured. The spee
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by fmsf 11y ago
Just because someone likes dart, doesn't mean they are from google. As an example I really enjoy dart, and I am not from google
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Screening technical CVs(steve.codes)
1 points by fmsf 11y ago|0 comments
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by fmsf 11y ago
I would argue that this is deeply correlated with the reward structure. If you only have rockstars but they are rewarded must strongly due to individual accomplishments they will tend to lower the team play, if instead the rewarding is more
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by fmsf 11y ago
https://www.google.pt/search?q=emphasise&oq=emphasise&aqs=ch... one is british english the other one is american english
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by fmsf 11y ago
That is not poaching, that is you either not rewarding properly or having a sub par work environment
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by fmsf 11y ago
In most cases we need to sort CVs somehow. If we sort by degree there is a high chance that someone in the top 10 fits the position. Interviewing dozens of candidates is very resource consuming. I can emphasise with his story, but is all ga
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by fmsf 11y ago
Sorry, can't comment on that, but there are some really good reasons behind it.
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by fmsf 11y ago
As an insider (currently employed at eBay) I can say that there is a very positive vibe going on. Everyone is feeling this is a fantastic achievement and it allows both companies to flourish and compete much more effectively with the curren
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by fmsf 11y ago
They have been very active across the UK sponsoring conferences (.e.: ScottlandJS) and attending events (i.e.: Silicon Milk Roundabout).
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by fmsf 11y ago
And the Euro is falling again: (1.43 when posted) https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pound+to+euro&oq=pound&aqs...
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by fmsf 11y ago
Q1: calculus, discreet math, planning, algorithms, datastructures... The list goes on...
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by fmsf 11y ago
A BBC story not accessible from London! I thought UK taxes + TV license where paying BBC. Is there a mirror for this?
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by fmsf 11y ago
Top 3% in stackoverflow doesn't mean much. SO says I am top 2% and doesn't make me feel special. I just answered a couple of questions through the years.
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by fmsf 11y ago
That is a huge "cliché", not to mention that we are talking about things that may have a long term impact on your life and a rational choice must be done. Going impetuously like that is sub-optimal in nature. You may have bills to
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by fmsf 11y ago
For me is google code jam and ACM practice mode
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by fmsf 11y ago
Thanks, I had been searching but completely missed that
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by fmsf 11y ago
There have been some pools in the past around this. You should notice that this is highly subjective depending on which country you are in. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5802295 https://news.ycombinator.co
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by fmsf 11y ago
Listing just one, that is miles away from anything else: terminal or bash like CLI with all CLI tools it contains

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