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by lexapro 5y ago
If you can't even choose the OS you want to work with, it can't be a good DX. Unless their choice is what you'd have chosen anyway.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>The normal tech interview questions about sorting or recursion or whatever are not supposed to be business-relevant questions, they are to filter out people who simply can't program. It's perfectly possible to be a 10x enginee
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by lexapro 5y ago
So true. A 40 hour work week without school feels like you're on vacation. It's so weird when the clock turns 5pm and you're just done with work and have no further responsibilities.
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by lexapro 5y ago
I'm doing that. I have classmates that do the same while also managing small kids.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>We'd be better off just forcing everyone to do the hand swabs. That or detection dogs.
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by lexapro 5y ago
A simple "okay" followed by compliance also works.
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by lexapro 5y ago
But then no human behavior is and end to itself. All behavior can be described as a "tactic used to achieve a specific goal".
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by lexapro 5y ago
Yes, until you die in an accident that you could have survived with a seat belt.
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by lexapro 5y ago
It can be an end to itself and it often is: retaliation
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by lexapro 5y ago
Not wearing a seat belt was also not a problem pre-1984.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Yeah, isn't it to prevent hooligans from bringing weapons into the stadium?
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by lexapro 5y ago
In the case of 9/11 the most likely motive was retaliation. If you could ask the terrorists, they would tell you that America terrorized them first (I'm not saying that's accurate).
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by lexapro 5y ago
>The goal of terrorism is to scare people into restricting their own freedoms. There are many possible motives for terrorism but I highly doubt this is one of them, even though people love to repeat it for some reason.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Probably not just this one guy?
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by lexapro 5y ago
Like everything else, practice. When I learned it, first few days no sound would come out. Then the occasional "accidental" half-whistle. Now I can whistle songs.
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by lexapro 5y ago
The only way I can explain this is that by "best friend at the office" the survey means office buddy. I don't think a lot of people have actual, true friends at their workplace.
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by lexapro 5y ago
And in Nazi Germany...
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by lexapro 5y ago
They are doing too well to be considered a minority.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>One must also be motivated, be willing to put in the effort, and not be discouraged by repeated failure. And even then they will most likely fail. So they need a lot of luck, too.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>I guess there's no accounting for taste. I guess there really isn't. To me this reads like a kindergartener proudly listing all the body parts they know. Or some program repeating words it was given (which is what this actuall
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by lexapro 5y ago
Well, that's exactly what happened with the toilet paper, too. A few people bought more in fear of some worst-case scenario - and then everyone else noticed the supply dwindling and did the same to avoid not being able to buy any when
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by lexapro 5y ago
I don't understand the downvotes at all. Yes, PHP 8 is different from, let's say PHP 5, but that doesn't mean knowing PHP 5 doesn't help with writing good PHP 8. Same with Python 2 vs 3.
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by lexapro 5y ago
So you would be fine with keeping all your platonic relationships strictly digital? If not, why?
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by lexapro 5y ago
What makes you so sure that would happen? Many people like the city and have friends & family there. And for the company it makes zero difference if you work from some small town in Mississippi instead of NYC.
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by lexapro 5y ago
The 404 page is great
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by lexapro 5y ago
So everyone living in a city should have to move to a cheaper area because their pay was cut for no reason? If anything the company should be paying more, because they save money on office space which now the employee is covering.
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by lexapro 5y ago
This is probably >90% of cryptocurrency users. Of course it's just a guess, I wish I knew the real percentage.
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by lexapro 5y ago
The value you bring to the company is almost irrelevant. It's all supply and demand. Of course if you bring a lot of value that might increase demand for you, especially if few are able to provide that amount of value. Also, no marke
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by lexapro 5y ago
>Actually there is orders of magnitude more talent of similar quality/intelligence available globally. Yes and now they don't even have to move to SV anymore.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Using a phone in bed already covers more than 10 things

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