heyoni

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by heyoni 9y ago
Yep, that’s what I needed to hear. I’m really glad I retracted my resume. Even though I’m nowhere OP’s level, it felt a bit degrading.
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by heyoni 9y ago
They said it would be like that for 3 months and if they were satisfied they would make me an offer...but they would not say what the salary range was! I almost took it just to get my foot in the door but decided I could do better with 3 mo
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by heyoni 9y ago
Alright it sounds like you're applying for higher caliber workplaces, whereas I'm operating somewhere around the junior/mid-level. My feeling is that the article rings more true the lower you are in the foodchain. I'm gu
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by heyoni 9y ago
Have you ever had to do homework as part of a job application? I ask because in my experience, the companies asking for these tend to be a bit shady. For instance, one company asked me to do this extract/load to Spark and analyze data
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by heyoni 9y ago
A lot of them sellout.
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by heyoni 9y ago
Would you mind telling us where you drove? I talked to an uber driver in Orlando who said he made a few hundred on a good night..
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by heyoni 9y ago
In a bad way?
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by heyoni 9y ago
Sid Meier's Civilization!
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by heyoni 9y ago
This. Precisely.
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by heyoni 9y ago
Slow? It's insanely fast on my 6 year old desktop and doesn't download "gigs" of docs every night...also, what kind of workplace monitors individuals net usage then gets upset at them for downloading "gigs" whe
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by heyoni 9y ago
Finally! I can feel like I actually have gigabit fiber!!!
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by heyoni 9y ago
Just use ublock origin in advanced mode and disable third party everything. Most sites look completely broken until you find and enable their one cdn (and only that!), meanwhile 100 other requests stay blocked. Save those rules as you go an
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by heyoni 9y ago
Except that some RSS feeds only give you excerpts of the story lest you visit their page (looking at you Reuters!)
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by heyoni 9y ago
There's a certain level of minimalism though that actually increases spending. For example, not keeping a toolbox around the house means having to call someone for even the smallest maintenance work you might need.
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by heyoni 9y ago
I think the confusion stems from the fact that the OP tries to set himself apart from the target of the article. It just sounds like he didn't read the link.
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by heyoni 9y ago
Race and wealth are typically intertwined in the form of varying levels of opportunity.
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by heyoni 9y ago
I would add that if you can find some overlap between your daily job and any personal goals you've set, you could potentially be using your good creative energy for two things rather than one.
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by heyoni 9y ago
The debugger in vs code is nearly on par with pycharms. It's crazy how right they got it from the getgo
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by heyoni 10y ago
Object-oriented economy. Rather than reusing code, we reuse business plans!
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by heyoni 10y ago
Agreed. I can't believe the author thinks google is only marginally better than the others. On several occasions I forced myself to use bing only but almost always found myself running the same searches on google for everything but the
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by heyoni 10y ago
He did attach an RFC that was in draft but ready for publication....so it was at least more than just an email
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by heyoni 10y ago
Have you ever tried hex fiend? That thing can load 20Gb files and allow you to scroll through it easily...How does it do it and why doesn't everyone copy them?