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Ask HN: Terms, conditions, privacy policy… or not?
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lilcarlyung
11y ago
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Not in the "War on Drugs" sense. Each to his own. And one can't argue with evident medical benefits, right? As for recreational use, mind expanding substances can offer wonderful insights into the world and oneself. But to ac
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lilcarlyung
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American intellectuals and higher eds experiment more with and stigmatize less the use of mind altering substances. This is strictly a personal observation though, not necessarily a fact.
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lilcarlyung
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What with the pro-drug posts here all the time. I'm guessing that most of the HN audience is American. Is it common among techies in the U.S. to experiment with psychoactive drugs, hence the interest and knowledge? Please, do not menti
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lilcarlyung
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What with the pro-drug posts here all the time. I'm guessing that most of the HN audience is American. Is it common among techies in the U.S. to experiment with psychoactive drugs, hence the interest and knowledege? Please, do not ment
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lilcarlyung
11y ago
Working in Europe I can never believe these fantasy numbers from the U.S. 250k USD after 5 years, seriously? A good Senior Developer here, with 5-10 years of relevant experience, might have a base salary of around 50-60K EUR, and perhaps an
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lilcarlyung
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If you are into scraping then here is another interesting tutorial on PhantomJS, Casper, and how to run them over Tor. http://blog.rimthong.com/ghost-in-the-web-scraping-with-phan...
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lilcarlyung
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Would be funny to come into an interview as the candidate and give the employer pre-packaged tasks to complete to evaluate them on, to decide if I as the candidate actually want to work there.
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lilcarlyung
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Reminds me of this TED Talk. Given the choice between a job candidate with a perfect resume and one who has fought through difficulty, human resources executive Regina Hartley always gives the "Scrapper" a chance. As someone who