g8gggu89

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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> Radio stations inherently can't selectively broadcast. Websites can. If they can, then there's no problem. If they can't selectively broadcast, or can't do it exactly as they want to, then you're back to the r
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
There's no drawback to buying a lot more electric buses for Seattle?
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
There's already that underground highway being dug, that runs along the bay.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> You can always say you have no problem doing this when you are at the offer stage and both sides think it is a fit. Thanks, that sounds good.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
After you already have an established career, maybe.
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Ask HN: Should I sign doc to let prospective employer check my credit?
9 points by g8gggu89 11y ago|10 comments
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Look for a better paying job immediately??
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
"In full awareness" means they know they are sending you data and that you are free to do whatever you want with it. You could view it with Lynx, or some other text only browser, or with a modern browser with Javascript turned of
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
You could do that while lifting and carrying a 150 pound person up some stairs? Maybe if you had a rope with a slip knot, you could run down and put the rope around their body and run back up, then pull them up the stairs while trying not
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Of course they all want you to feel like you're paid above average. :| How much are houses in your area, within a 20 min commute?
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Started at 110k + 15 sign on bonus my first year. I got at least 90k over 3 years in stock after the prices went up so high.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Ooooh, tell us what it's like to be so rich!
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
I suspect if you can learn to play Mancala in elementary school you can learn to manage counting up to at least 4 braces.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Yeah, just a few: http://www.amazon.co.jp/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?__mk_ja_JP=%E3%82...
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Can you explain that more? I see plenty of programming books in foreign languages.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Or maybe the parentheses make it easier for kids, and everyone else, to see which elements belong together. Based on the number of adults I've seen who are still unable to stop moaning about the parentheses, I suspect age has little t
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> If non-native speakers are now able to solve their own local problems in their local language But they won't be able to. Having a few keywords in your own language is vastly different from 'being able to solve problems in yo
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
I'm not sure that's worse than living in Seattle and for 8 months a year going two week stretches without seeing any blue sky.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> There were multiple weeks of uncompensated 24/7 on-call rotations throughout the year Call me crazy, but when I see there's an on call rotation, I figure that's part of the work I have to do as a salaried and not hourly
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
What are you doing with programming languages exactly??
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
This is why, despite loving all kinds of different foods, I hesitate to call myself a 'foodie.'
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> It would probably be infeasible to judge every single paper purely on its merits. I thought that was the point of peer reviewing them.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Some US schools have school songs.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
> but I don't know how dynamic FP languages would help without sacrificing the benefits of OO? Are the comparisons are hard to find online, or are they not addressing your exact issue? What benefits of OO do you think you'd be
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Scalajs looks so much better.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Yes announcing, when it's at the top of their profile for whatever website profile/tech talk/whatever they have.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
This sounds like the people who need to announce that they are trans everywhere.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
You only pay taxes as a percentage of their value, afaik.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
Fantabulous, not even online.
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by g8gggu89 11y ago
You could certainly do all of those things during a coding test, as much as was appropriate for such small problems. I'm sure that would impress people if you did it competently. > So coding exams are almost a litmus test for &quot

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