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by inerte 13y ago
I used to work at a very large telecom company, and one of our clients was on average 380 days late with their payments. We used to say we were their bank, lending money for cash flow. Except never charging interests :)
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by inerte 13y ago
The recruiter will probably get the full name, position and true email address of the hiring manager. Plus, if the charade goes a few more emails, more details about the job.
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by inerte 14y ago
Agenda, structure and status report is not the way I usually see 1:1 being talked about. Contrast with Horowitz's [1]: "The key to a good one-on-one meeting is the understanding that it is the employee’s meeting rather than the manager’s me
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by inerte 14y ago
And why are you not surrounded by more productive people?
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by inerte 14y ago
It was discovered, but someone decided it was worth the risk to release with the known bugs. This is becoming quite common with games, on PC or consoles. You just patch it later. Some games even have patches available on release day.
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by inerte 14y ago
Link to full study? News are notoriously bad at interpreting researches. First of all, 25 people is a small sample. It could be that the study luckly found enough people to make the data sing this song. Second, work more/harder doesn't mean
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by inerte 14y ago
It's interesting to compare with other devices. Consumers buy: - a Windows (version) machine. Not Microsoft, not just Windows. But Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows 8 - A (hardware manufacter), with Windows (version), like a Dell PC with Wind
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by inerte 14y ago
I see. As a non-native english speaker, I guess I read it wrong.
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by inerte 14y ago
Yes, I agree with you. I disagree with simias saying "not different from any other industry, ever".
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by inerte 14y ago
What? Do you get news saying a new Prius was unvelied by 豊田章男? Or Leo Rafael Reif released a lunar robot vehicle?
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by inerte 14y ago
If you get on the first results of a Google search, yes.
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by inerte 14y ago
But contracts itself are bound by city, state, and federal law, including civil, labor, IP, patent, etc... Or you might get a bad lawyer or a favorable judge.
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by inerte 14y ago
Security so the poor won't rob you, flat roads to drive your Ferrari, healthy coughs from the homeless. Taxes have its uses.
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Introducing the New Yahoo Mail(ycorpblog.com)
81 points by inerte 14y ago|74 comments
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by inerte 14y ago
You can chose any ad network http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/jj19359...
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Bug or Feature? The Instagram vs Foursquare case(knorrium.info)
2 points by inerte 14y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 14y ago
I too do all these things listed by James, skipping articles and comparisons. But that's because I am now an expert: I've read far too much about dynamic vs. static to have the patient to fully read the good old opinions about this subject.
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by inerte 14y ago
Hah, wait until you have a baby! You'll love the free time you have currently. Now, seriously, I don't have large blocks of free time anymore. So I had to change tactics. In the morning, I wake up first, so I start boiling water for the cof
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by inerte 14y ago
São Paulo, SP - Brazil. Software Engineer at Yahoo! We're part of the Communications Experiences division of Yahoo!, responsible for products such as Mail, Messenger and Profile. We started with local products and went global with our lates
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by inerte 14y ago
One second, you lost me. You're the introverted contractor, or your boss? What is your boss like that is preventing honesty? And sometimes, the best thing you can do is get to the next paycheck. Don't be sad to admit there are things you ca
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by inerte 14y ago
This is the place where the line is drawn, but not when. Check https://www.google.com.br/search?sugexp=chrome,mod=4&sou... Apple can, and will, decide what expression will be published. It's not a platform, it's more like a newspaper
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by inerte 14y ago
Pulse was replaced. There's a newer Yahoo! Profile (I work close to the guys responsible for it).
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by inerte 14y ago
I only have one alarm. If it fails I am late. I found out that depending on complex systems work against you. Once I had three wake up alarms, at different points at the bedroom. Didn't work. Being late is lame. Suffering its consequences i
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by inerte 14y ago
Linkedin's app is mostly web tech. While I personally have used it a few times, I think most people enjoy it.
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by inerte 14y ago
It's part of. A good commit message helps to understand what the changed code does or stopped doing.
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by inerte 15y ago
Maybe that's the easiest, but not the most common. According to Millionaire Next Door, there are kids, sometimes only one income, savings of 15%+, and late 50s.
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by inerte 15y ago
Which is conclusion of the article/post.
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Yahoo announces 2,000 job cuts(finance.yahoo.com)
182 points by inerte 15y ago|144 comments
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by inerte 15y ago
I don't know if this will apply to you, but it's also possible to "see" the blocks just by indentation. If you assume that this is possible, and your eyes can get used to read code just by its blocking, then brackets are unnecessary, even s
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by inerte 15y ago
"i" as in a counter is almost a standard for any code in any programming language. "i", "j" and "k" (comes from math). If you have the loop counter as "node", then you're doing it wrong, but if you have an actual node, then it's ok.

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