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jarsin
9y ago
Ha it's funny seeing Django in that list because back in day (10 years ago or so) before rails took over I was trying to get everyone to use Django at my job. Then rails exploded and I moved to that. I honestly thought Django was most
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Scientist at center of data controversy says Facebook is making him a scapegoat
(money.cnn.com)
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9y ago
PR
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Unity and Magic Leap Partner to Deliver Technical Preview
(blogs.unity3d.com)
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jarsin
9y ago
That's just more crimes added to the one he already committed. Failure to disclose, conspiracy etc.
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jarsin
9y ago
T minus 1 hour until every job posting has 10 years of Mob experience required.
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jarsin
9y ago
I feel like I always see this when it comes to breaking into mobile apps. Most mobile apps are stupid simple and they simply don't require large teams. My advice is to pick a niche other than the one everyone and their mom is doing. B
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jarsin
9y ago
Whats this thing you call "good specs"?
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jarsin
9y ago
I heard about this ICO that involves the blood of young models and smart contracts. Cant go wrong there. Sad but true.
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9y ago
"We have no clue what we are talking about. We just want to look smart for clients who have no clue what we are talking about either, and hopefully get some business."
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jarsin
9y ago
No they use the charities as a way to do business deals. Want the deal with the billionaires company...better give to his kid's charity etc.
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jarsin
9y ago
It's not just pretending to be self made most of them run sham charities and universally lie about their own charity giving too. I'll never give to a rich pricks charity knowing what I know now.
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jarsin
9y ago
The number 1 reason I don't actively look for new jobs anymore is because of what the hiring process has become. I refuse to go through this BS unless I absolutely have to. All these companies screaming they can't get good candid
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jarsin
9y ago
So this is vanilla jquery? :)
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jarsin
9y ago
HAHA Autodesk strikes again. Google should buy them..a match made in heaven.
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INSIDE THE FIRST CHURCH OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
(wired.com)
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jarsin
9y ago
I just code my game at work
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jarsin
9y ago
Yup cant stand journalism today. Straight up mouthpiece for the rich. Why did they not ask the company what the wage for that position is. How many people in Chicago did they interview. Did they interview anyone over 50 who has that exac
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jarsin
9y ago
The sun rises in the east and sets in west.
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jarsin
9y ago
I'm turning into this dude but I just play video games in my office :)
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jarsin
9y ago
Don't they have low age requirements?
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Scientists Hatch Bold Plan to Save Planet from Supervolcano
(nbcnews.com)
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jarsin
9y ago
How do we know the recruiter is not a chat bot?
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jarsin
9y ago
Testing foundation is great but that is not at all what the current interviewing system does. It hides foundation in trick questions that require you to have a moment of insight that fires off a light bulb that you can then use your founda
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jarsin
9y ago
In my network many people that I would classify as bad to some of the worst developers I have ever worked with ended up at Google. They are masters of this type of programming problem solving but could not build a straight forward, maintai
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jarsin
9y ago
The question is though how the hell do we find companies that don't do these test? It seems everyone and their mom are doing it now days, even immigration officials :)
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jarsin
9y ago
I would like to see values experience over ability to solve trick question on whiteboard.
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jarsin
9y ago
Every time I hear 'get a life' it's from people that fill their time partying.
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jarsin
9y ago
Or in the software world...I see you have essentially built my exact company before and have tons of experience, but what I really need to know before I hire you is...Can you show me how many queens you can put on a chess board in code!
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Microsoft's new partnership with Valve looks like a win-win
(businessinsider.com)
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