justsomeguy123

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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
You are right, it is a better deal in a way, but it's also a bit iffy. There's no reason one couldn't get the same benefits as a full-time employee while working lower hours. In the end it's all about total compensation
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
If they are not explicit and not explaining this even to the 1st recruiting filter... it means the only way it happens is if you get in the company, do 8 hours for a while, prove your worth, then switch to 4-6 hours. It's a silly dance
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
The odd thing is... this works for senior talent too! The biggest road block I saw with recent job ads is they want 8 hours / day. Companies just don't have the flexibility to take a senior dev at 4-6 hours a day.
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
So true. If anything, something broken on Windows puts you in a worse position.
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
Wow, TIL. I always assumed the Parmesan rind is wax.
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
Great, so we are now being fed microchips. "Honey is the parmezzan more old or are we munching on microchips?"
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
Not to be dismissive but you can write software for a living and not deal with personal data. It's possible. Entire fields out there.
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by justsomeguy123 4y ago
AirBNB, like Uber, lives on sucking externalities. They are the modern Oil that sometimes spill and kill some ecosystem, but because the ecosystem is far away nobody cares. Like a pimp, AirBNB is the helpfull middleman for the desperate or