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kchoudhu
12y ago
Had a good laugh when I saw these posters on the subway (D) this morning on the way to a doctor's appointment. When a business gets on the bullhorn to tell you that they're a net positive for society, it's pretty much a given
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kchoudhu
12y ago
Um...you're in an abusive relationship and probably need to get out.
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kchoudhu
12y ago
New York here -- not in the startup scene, but still technical and happy to talk things through with folks if they're interested.
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kchoudhu
12y ago
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think it's the way her life is built around buzzwords, brands and hopeless consumerism.
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kchoudhu
12y ago
Oh man, search for "married sophisticate" and read the "day in the life of" section for the group. I wanted to kick someone's ass so badly after reading that.
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kchoudhu
12y ago
Qatar is interesting -- my wife is considering taking a job there at some point in the nebulous future. What is the technology community there like?
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kchoudhu
12y ago
You refer (I assume) to the UK and the US? One invented modern parliamentary democracy, and the other is a global superpower. Both have been at the business of democracy for 200+ years, and have never had to deal with the problem set Bangla
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kchoudhu
12y ago
There is. Given the dynamics of Bangladeshi politics, a life sentence from the current government is actually a jailing until the opposition comes to power and pardons everyone convicted by its predecessor. I'm against capital punishme
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kchoudhu
13y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed the material in the presentation. What else matters?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
> use visual studio on mac If only :(
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kchoudhu
13y ago
They do have real time information for the A-division (numbered trains). The B-division trains are, however, a dogs breakfast with no central monitoring or dispatch. There are plans afoot to spend a couple of billion dollars to perform a di
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kchoudhu
13y ago
This must have been in the golden age before Citigroup was run by idiots.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
This is fascinating. I hate to ask, but nothing ventured, nothing gained: is there anyway you'd be willing to talk about this more offline? My email address is on my profile.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Regarding (0): could I ask how your acquaintance ended up obtaining the regional bank's charter?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
This has been driving me insane. I loved cross posting to Facebook and Twitter from the People hub. The application that brings that back will earn my money. The prospect of paying for something I used to get for free is kind of infuriating
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kchoudhu
13y ago
That's a good start. It's not just hanging out with the same people though: it's also a change of scenery. I find that a sammich on the park bench knocks the morning's clutter away and makes me more productive in the aft
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Am I alone in wanting to get away from the people I work with for an hour every day for lunch?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Alumni list for my university has been helpful.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Tell me about it. Front office technology at one of the larger banks here in NYC -- the only reason we still have jobs is because the desk needs someone in technology to yell at when things go wrong. Your taxes and living observation gels p
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Man, Glassdoor is making me jealous. Kids with 1-3 years experience making 204K in NYC? BRB, applying to Google SRE.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
A cursory google search should have shown that gmake (GNU Make) is widely available and used on FreeBSD.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Does anyone know how much money we're talking about here? How much do, say, Google SRE people make after a few years on the job?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Perhaps -- just perhaps -- the authors, editors and publishers brought this upon themselves?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Look out for the offers that periodically give you free storage for a year for using bing. Currently sitting on 100GB of storage for free until 2020.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
I got FreeBSD running on by dropping into the PXE shell a while back. Didn't last past reboot, though: DO does some weird stuff to boot operating systems (maybe it wipes out the MBR every time?) Got a $20 credit for my trouble (good PR
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Well, in its defense, it's not doing anyone any harm, and actually is a pretty awesome operating system (ZFS is, to put it mildly, delicious). The world would be much poorer if FreeBSD left this mortal coil.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
The "Deport Justin Bieber" petition blew past 100K signatures a couple of days ago; I don't see him being told to leave the country yet. Could it be that these petitions are completely useless?
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kchoudhu
13y ago
Ah, memories. I did this in a production database (thought it was a QA environment) and brought trading on the mortgage desk of an investment bank to a grinding halt on September 14th, 2008. The DBAs saved my 23 year old ass that day. I mak
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kchoudhu
13y ago
If you avoid the Wall Street lifestyle, you can make do quite beautifully on about $150K a year, which is what my wife and I do. It's a good way to save for other life aims, for sure.
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kchoudhu
13y ago
No. Not unless you're the techie that makes partner, in which case you're still going to bring in less than the people who are actually swinging pnl.
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