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friendlygrammar
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10y ago
People don't consider that not only does the software engineering process weed out those that don't know algorithms, it also weeds out those that don't have the discipline to sit down and study for a couple of weeks.
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10y ago
>But increasingly, it seems like the real cream of the crop are saying "companies that run these kinds of interviews are too rigid for me to be willing to work for them". I do not believe this for a second. The real cream of th
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10y ago
We have just started hitting goals for inflation and job growth so it makes perfect sense that a poll from 2015 will indicate that the public is discouraged. edit: look at the CPI chart I posted and you will notice the period of deflation
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10y ago
>However, this is a very favorable interpretation of the data. Incomes are going up, but so are prices The data doesn't agree with you. http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-states/consumer-price... (make sure
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10y ago
This just proves to me that the all the fear mongering that has been surfacing recently is because of the election. A few months ago the average person wouldn't have been talking about interest rates and the fed, you'd think from
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10y ago
>There was a time in this country for nearly 40 years where the top tax bracket was above 75%, and for quite a while it was 91%, and for a short while it was 94%. When we were at war. There was also a longer time when there were no taxes
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10y ago
wow, I never actually thought about why it's called astroturfing
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In the first release it wont have DOM access or GC
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10y ago
How can a website where the majority of people likely live in Silicon Valley actually believe that the majority of government regulation is good? Any regulation needs to be intensely scrutinized because the implications are not even complet
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10y ago
A bunch of greedy individuals cheating the system for their personal gain and misaligned incentive structures.
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10y ago
It's cheaper everywhere in the US
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10y ago
Berkshire Hathaway is successful because they invest in monopolies/duopolies
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10y ago
You realize that Elon talking about scifi shit is one of the primary drivers of Tesla stock not tanking? Investors love that crap. I still love the dude though.
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10y ago
putting two things together to create a new thing is an invention believe it or not
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10y ago
The democracy index is bs and most Americans don't even know what the word socialist means. So what is your point because you just stated two completely unrelated facts to what is currently being discussed.
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10y ago
Congrats, you are the exception to the rule.
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10y ago
Are you implying $60k a year is poor?
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10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neosocialism Clearly the two "well known" publications (the most preeminent Marxist journals) listed in that wikipedia article and the fact that the wikipedia article's defi
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10y ago
>neo-socialist This isn't a word and Norway isn't socialist.
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10y ago
Dynamic programming is when you break a problem into sub problems and then cache the solutions of the sub problems so the work is only done once. Some common situations where dynamic programming is useful are when you need to do anything in
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10y ago
Why would they do that when there are people there is a large enough supply of people with the relevant skills?
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10y ago
It doesn't require you to spend every waking hour reading about programming.
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10y ago
>Melting permafrost in tundra regions like Alaska releases methane: more warming If it makes you feel any better, the methane disperses in about 12 years. So a bunch of animals will become extinct and then 12 years later everything will
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10y ago
So you suggest that we hire old people that haven't kept their skills relevant out of pity?
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It's almost entirely contained in the javascript community.
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10y ago
Don't go from one extreme, only using docs, to another. Code examples provide context to the documentation. They should be used together.
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better than open floor plan sure. I'd still prefer something that doesn't have my back out facing the open. I think there are multiple studies that show that sitting with your back facing away from people causes significant anxiet
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Only a San Francisco politician would consider demand a problem.
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10y ago
As someone that is soon moving to san francisco for a job, can someone explain to me why tech jobs are still located there? are tech workers really resistant to moving out of that horrible city and state? I will take a 10% reduction in sala