gaoshan

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by gaoshan 4y ago
I appreciate it. I don't tell people about this in real life (aside from my wife and a few therapists over the years) so occasionally posting as I did here can feel a bit unburdening and beneficial to me.
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by gaoshan 4y ago
This is something I struggle with. I was raised by a child molestor (my father) and he raped me from birth until puberty. Did the same to my sister and also made us perform for him. I feel like this is impossible (or at least, it feels like
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by gaoshan 4y ago
Eventually one will cause it (at least, our world).
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Yes, that’s fair. However the bug is really trivial to solve and does not require much beyond reading the console error and then making a tiny change to the server code.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I can’t share the code, unfortunately. It’s a full stack CRUD app with some third party API integrations. You’ve got it! Gaining insights into their problem solving and critical thinking is a primary goal (more important than fluency in th
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by gaoshan 5y ago
1 hour. The initial bug takes most people about 5 minutes or less (the console error practically tells you what to do if you actually read it)
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by gaoshan 5y ago
This is exactly what I started doing at my company a few years back. You are presented with a complete app written in the stack we use. This app has some bugs we will solve to get it working (nothing that's a trick... actual, commonly
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I remember when this all blew up and the way the Bakery was treated was outrageous. I don't even remember what the original dispute was over but I do remember what happened after and it was pretty awful and unreasonable.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Here you go, Github: 0 4 * * * /etc/init.d/postgresql restart I'll take an architect position as compensation, but only if there is equity.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Facebook is prominent, is tech and can impact morality. Exactly what the author is claiming. You are saying that it's "...obviously the most important piece of technology..." but the author does not make that claim. If you ar
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by gaoshan 5y ago
As a manager I would be fine with this explanation. If you are valuable in the area you are and you don't want to move on that's fine with me. We need someone in that role and you fill it nicely so by all means stay in that role.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I don't necessarily want someone with great algorithm test taking skills... such a cert would be of relatively minor value to me. A single data point out of many and not one with especially great weight. I want someone that can build s
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Reducing dependencies on rivals is a good idea. China is doing it because they know what they would do if they hold the dependency of a rival (like the US) firmly in hand. The US should take very serious heed of this because if we are too d
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Does medication help you? I've found that it is not actually the magical panacea that it is often touted to be.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Your last sentence made me laugh out loud as I imagined them announcing the space bar was now a touchbar.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
The Columbus area is blue. Most of the biggest cities in Ohio are. It's the countryside and rural areas (Ohio has a lot of small towns) that are deep red.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Yes, that was it! I had forgotten the name (but not the foul taste they left in my mouth). Joyent was who they were when I left.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
It has Ohio State University. One of the largest Universities in the world (50,000-ish students) and one that has been rising in the rankings steadily over the last couple of decades. It's quite a decent public school today. There are
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I just checked 5 bedroom homes in Kendall and the cheapest on the first page of results was just under $800k. The average (first 6 results on Realtor.com) is $1,029,333. With Columbus you have to check the various neighborhoods (like Kendal
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I removed my clients from their standard service. I only ran my personal web site on the free tier. Because I supported them and liked their services I also hosted a number of others on their standard paid plan (probably 5 different clients
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by gaoshan 5y ago
The region you live in matters greatly. Take Dayton. It doesn't impact me as I have not been anywhere near Dayton in all the years I've live in Ohio. Columbus, on the other hand, is a really nice city with a great vibe. I'm g
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Columbus. I moved to Ohio from Florida some years back and do not regret it at all. I get so much more for my money that it feels like a cheat code. Move to Columbus and look into the various suburban communities. A fantastic one that is up
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I view all "free for life" promotions like this. Years ago I bought a free for life hosting plan from some provider. It lasted several years before they decided enough was enough. They moved the free tier people over to a server t
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by gaoshan 5y ago
This is actually a brilliant location for them. One of those places that has much more going for it than people not from the region would realize. International airport, large rail depot, extremely low cost of living and a city/region
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by gaoshan 5y ago
We immediately kick them back if this is the case.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
I'm the same. Self taught, brain is not mathematically oriented and it feels like a gap in my abilities. People will often say something like, "You don't really need math" for programming but that is missing the point, i
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by gaoshan 5y ago
We were told our son had a high chance of being born with down syndrome. It was quite stressful to hear this as we weren't going to do anything about it regardless (he was born with no issues whatsoever and is now a thriving young adul
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by gaoshan 5y ago
That religion is completely and totally a man made, fictitious, concept. Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, etc... all just mythologies that have no more basis in reality than any work of fiction. It is simply a tool. A tool used to soothe exis
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by gaoshan 5y ago
Take a city like Columbus, Ohio. Home ownership is relatively cheap and easy, school are great, healthcare is no more messy than the average in the US. Crime is negligible, it's clean, has tons of great restaurants, good sports, very c
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by gaoshan 5y ago
What do you mean "paid interviews"? I do a lot of interviews for the companies I work for and this intrigues me.

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