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by home_boi 10y ago
That argument isn't valid because it could used to question literally every single law or moral.
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by home_boi 10y ago
south bay isn't that expensive. It's just SF. South bay is cheap compared to the average income of the Bay area
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by home_boi 10y ago
> I will claim that startups (say less than 20 employees) are more likely to be seeking talent I've always had the impression that start ups are looking for skill because they can't afford to pay someone while he/she ramps
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by home_boi 10y ago
Are you sure they have the capacity? The reason why Google didn't offer cloud services earlier is because they were using up all of their cloud.
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by home_boi 10y ago
I don't know about this one. No one reads the terms of services for simple web services or apps. But I feel that drivers should have read the TOS because Uber is paying them and it is common sense to read any and all papers when doing
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by home_boi 10y ago
What "message" are you talking about? I've associated feminism with "women make $0.67 for every dollar that a man makes for the same job, working the same hours" and equal gender ratio over equal opportunity.
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by home_boi 10y ago
This idea really has nothing to do with the concept of patriarchy. It would only be one idea out of many that patriarchy represents.
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by home_boi 10y ago
I have always lived by the rule "would you invest your money in the company?" when deciding whether to sell RSUs. I'm not sure if it would be any different with larger equity %s. On one hand, the only reason to work for a sta
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by home_boi 10y ago
You have to pay taxes for x + y but can only sell the house for x after the company leaves
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by home_boi 10y ago
Does the government take private RSU's as payment for taxes? It seems unfair to tax people for equity that even the government itself doesn't value.
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by home_boi 10y ago
It depends on what you define as "making someone else rich". I think it is a good trade off to have someone else shoulder all the business risk while I cap out at ~$330k at a reasonable senior level(Staff SE). IMO, $330k is "
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by home_boi 10y ago
I didn't even work during undergrad CS and that was the most stressful point in my life. I easily put in 40-50 hours a week between classes, studying, problem sets and projects. The months before, during and after interview season were
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by home_boi 10y ago
Dat double negative clickbait title
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by home_boi 10y ago
It's not worth the time/effort of negotiating low volume deals. Whereas local, small businesses try to maximize return on income (ROI) on low volume, bigger businesses try to maximize overall profit.
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by home_boi 10y ago
in terms of quality or pricing?
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by home_boi 10y ago
Is this common place for frozen berries or are they generally packaged before any mold can occur?
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by home_boi 10y ago
They've got the demographics all confused. Are they in the cheap, low end or luxury high end industry? People who want those amenities are in the luxury market. They want a much bigger apartment. The people who want a 300 ft studio are
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by home_boi 10y ago
Are these numbers before or after pitting competing companies against each other?
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by home_boi 10y ago
By "being born middle class" you mean that they were taught skills that allow them to be a contributing and self sustaining member of society. Life isn't fair but those skills can be individually learned.
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by home_boi 10y ago
Because all the information you add to your LinkedIn is public information that you want everyone to see. It's not like Facebook where people can get access to personal photos or intimate conversations.
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by home_boi 10y ago
It's not by any means outrageous when the average commute for people not living in NY is probably ~30-40 minutes. Software engineers in Silicon Valley earn $250k+ and many are still willing to live in SF with a 1-2 hour commute one way
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by home_boi 10y ago
They give a broad answer to a broad question. It's not clear which details the interviewer wants or the amount of time that the interviewer wants you to spend on it.
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by home_boi 10y ago
NYC is still very cheap. With roommates and an hour long commute, you will be looking at $700-800/month rent.
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by home_boi 10y ago
Isn't that what insurance is for?
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by home_boi 10y ago
Is it really? I'm thinking about the reverse case with a Software Engineer at a bulge bracket bank, which isn't seen as a resume boost at all.
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by home_boi 10y ago
Open office plans wouldn't be so bad if companies implemented a "quiet zone". It would be cheap and efficient to have a quiet room with college library style desks like: http://www.wiregrass.edu/images/li
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by home_boi 10y ago
i think that type of conversation is better suited for a Slack chat
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by home_boi 10y ago
Because your LinkedIn is optimized to make you look professional while the other social networks are not.
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by home_boi 10y ago
Does anyone know how to find good reviewers on Amazon?
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by home_boi 10y ago
The point of trusting Amazon reviews is to lower search time for an item. You basically have to read the reviews of every 4-5 star rated item if you don't trust the Amazon ratings

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