jesuis_14

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by jesuis_14 5y ago
It's mostly about deciding what you want your life to be, and then that big decision impacts other decisions about your work life. I grew up in a family where my parents worked normal (non-tech, non-professional) jobs and never talked
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
Between 200k and 250k Euros depending on bonuses and value of shares
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
It is a technical director of engineering position, but as we know jobs are more nuanced than the title they have
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
Of course it can be, especially if one can work remotely or can do other things they are interested in. I mean, for sure it sounds bad (parasite!), but it does not feel right at all to me this (very US- or US-driven) attitude that one'
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
In the last year or two, I have not "worked" more than 1-2 hours a day on average--some days for a grand total of zero hours. The quote/unquote is not there by accident. I manage a team and some projects, and most of the time
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
In my very honest opinion, pg's essays, with some brilliant exceptions, are at the level of analysis that would be considered exceptional for a middle school student, average for a high school student, and "why are you wasting my
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
Funny how the pg was rooting for him by calling Allred "relentlessly resourceful" while it was clear even to naive ears and eyes that it was the lies that were relentless and the resources were mostly talking a great game, but wit
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by jesuis_14 5y ago
I'm curious about the future of Lambda School. Apparently, the co-founders have been lying about the numbers for years like there's no tomorrow, but the money still came in. It's pretty clear that the business is not sustaina