forgotmylogin2

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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
Probably because there is a shortage of tests, so they want to save the tests for people who are most likely to have contracted the virus. Can you design a test for this virus that scales out to over a million people in two months? If so, y
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
It sounds like product teams were deliberating circumventing his team. Hard to imagine anybody being able to serve in this role if their partner teams are unwilling to work with them. Sidenote: the fundamental problem with Google's per
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
Is this operating under the assumption that there is no code review? With code review, lines of code and commit count become much harder to game. If you try to submit changes with unnecessary whitespace, unnecessary code constructs, or inco
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
The author either has a fundamental misunderstanding of the criticisms against "safe spaces" or he's deliberately mischaracterizing them to earn the favor of his classmates. > What she meant by “safe space” was that she wa
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
Because it pays ~$30k/year and Google/Facebook pay ~$200k/year.
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
You want to have your cake and eat it too. You can't both be a jerk to people and expect them to also support your cause simply because you aren't the beneficiary of your cause.
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by forgotmylogin2 7y ago
You're not going to convince anybody of that if the only thing we know about him is that he turned down Google for SpaceX.