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by inerte 8y ago
Because a rational person knows that there are trade-offs in programming languages. Is it rational to love the fastest languages? Do you rank your programming language love by an arbitrary speed index?
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by inerte 8y ago
Only true for recent grads (2-3 years after college). Google itself (and ex-googlers) say degree doesn't matter for job applicants with some work experience.
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by inerte 8y ago
Then I apologize. Also missed the nuance as Sgt_Apone
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by inerte 8y ago
Rarely, but yes. Overall Google was notorious for demanding degrees from top universities.
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by inerte 8y ago
Not OP, but I saw the sarcasm miles away.
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by inerte 8y ago
I like “an organization formed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model” If you’re selling water and expect to grow a lot, unless you’re selling water in a completely new way, are you really a startup?
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by inerte 8y ago
Going to libraries. In 35 years I don’t even think I stepped inside one. One day two years ago I read that a nearby library (Sunnyvale, CA) had audiobooks and I decided to check it out, because I wanted something to listen on my commute. Mi
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by inerte 8y ago
It goes against the nature and it's necessary. Similar to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance If you accept that people who want to take away freedom are "free" to do so, eventually yo
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by inerte 8y ago
10-20 years is a looooong time for quarterly results focused “investment”
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by inerte 8y ago
That's far more agreeable than saying it doesn't matter at all. Also very different.
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by inerte 9y ago
Is there a better one instead? Or is it useless to measure global inequality and weatlh accumulation? Is there a local/national/global threshold that would make you concerned?
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by inerte 9y ago
Or food to have energy to work, or clothes to not be ridiculed by your peers, or shelter to be well rested so you can maximize shareholder value?
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by inerte 9y ago
I think Django's admin interface fits what you want (except maybe the invision-like tool for design prototype)
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by inerte 9y ago
Some A/B testing might be needed, but my gut feeling is that this should be a flat fee service (lifetime). - I think very few people will want to pay for 3 months of the service. I don't get continuing value from building a resume
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by inerte 9y ago
Doing a credit freeze is a good idea regardless of the recent events: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0497-credit-freeze-faq...
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by inerte 9y ago
I think if you replace three by the, makes sense
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by inerte 9y ago
How about hunting and shooting range practice guns?
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by inerte 9y ago
"Almost" no carbs is very different than OP's triple assertion of "you're mistaken", "not required" and "zero".
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by inerte 9y ago
Yes. This happens in pretty much every company, even if the company has a corporate card. Employees rather buy the tickets themselves and expense the costs.
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by inerte 10y ago
On the first page, thanks for documenting what actually happens on a daily basis. Sometimes we don't know how to do things, copy and paste something from Stack Overflow, there's a few typos, a little bit more searching, and we get
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by inerte 10y ago
Mine just responded when I watched the video from the article.
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by inerte 10y ago
The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy. We know the "rich", people who spent $10M on a Yacht as a parking space for their 1M private jet which they use as a cellar for their $10k wines. And we
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by inerte 10y ago
Also the L2 holder has to apply for an EAD, which takes 4-6 months.
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by inerte 10y ago
Your graph makes look like "L1 + spouse worker" is a little bit more than 100k. The source document says ~78k L1 were issued in 2015, and ~86k L2, which included spouses and chidren. How do you know how many L1 spouses are working
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by inerte 10y ago
Already exists, lots of certifications are handled this way. There are "test centers", where multiple types of tests are taken, and the computer is severely limited. The "disruptor" here is ProctorU and similar services.
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A Git choose-your-own-adventure(sethrobertson.github.io)
2 points by inerte 10y ago|0 comments
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Refactoring React Components for Redux Performance(yahooeng.tumblr.com)
3 points by inerte 10y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 11y ago
Not sure why kik thought this post would make them look better. While "Bob's" choice of words is soft and creepy-friendly, his request wasn't. The npm escalation after Azer gave what they wanted, a price for "the ha
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by inerte 11y ago
On a Manager Tools podcast episode they talk about hiring against a standard. First, have a standard (the six dimensions you mentioned fit the bill). Make every interviewer ask the same, or very similar, questions. Use the standard as your
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by inerte 11y ago
Does anyone have more details on the "NVIDIA GeForce"? I can't find the model, memory or any other info. What I really want to know is how powerful the GPU really is, and some benchmarks, but for now just some model-number or

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