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11y ago
Historically high salaries? My understanding was that median salary was basically matching inflation.
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11y ago
Zotero Standalone may work then. There is also https://github.com/twostairs/paperwork which has tag and search support.
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lsiebert
11y ago
You may need to explain more about your work flow and data types. Like if you were preparing a paper (you presumably aren't) Zotero is a super cool set of tools for citation and bibliography management. If you are doing data science, I
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lsiebert
11y ago
I expect that they are passing on the cast of laying oceanic cable as well.
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lsiebert
11y ago
Hmm... I have a very good friend who is looking for a better job doing quality, regulatory, or compliance work at a biotech/medical device company. From what I understand, this seems kinda like the stuff a company in this area deals wi
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lsiebert
11y ago
I feel like much of high level engineering work isn't having knows (sic), at least beyond a certain level. It's being able to grok a narrow problem domain from first principles, write code, then forget it to learn a different nar
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lsiebert
11y ago
Google could open source the profiler at some point.
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lsiebert
11y ago
Please don't ignore container formats like .rar .zip .tar etc. Also remember there are ebook formats to consider for documents.
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lsiebert
11y ago
Can't really provide my own code, but I will say ng-repeat is heavy and resource intensive, because of the way it handles updates on digest, even though it checks for existing versions with a deep watch, and you probably want to implem
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lsiebert
11y ago
I got my current job by being reached out to on Dice.com
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lsiebert
11y ago
That was supposed to be my point, that just the passport is a lot of money, but apparently I failed.
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lsiebert
11y ago
I meant that even it alone is expensive for a guy who's homeless, not that it's cheap.
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lsiebert
11y ago
passport is like $70 bucks.
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lsiebert
11y ago
I should point out that I recently read that the newest version of mysql is getting json support.
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lsiebert
11y ago
So... you have a grid that lets you set width. So does bootstrap. Flexbox is also not supported in every browser. Height setting (based on max height) would be interesting.
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lsiebert
11y ago
There is something weird about saying 18-25+.
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11y ago
I would partner with an existing NGO, one big enough that it has a legal department, and sell them on the idea as a way to free up people by helping individuals and communities self organize, thus better utilizing funds to actually support
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lsiebert
11y ago
Show him salaries for similar jobs, and say, "this is what the market is for people who are talented at this, and it's probably only going to go up. You get what you pay for, just like you would if you hired an oil field engineer,
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lsiebert
11y ago
Applying for jobs is a volume thing. Don't worry if you don't have specific skills or years of experience, let them assess that, just apply for any positions that seem interesting. Apply for a lot of jobs, have a github with side
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11y ago
It strikes me that, if three way partitioning is useful only if you are dealing with a limited set of values in relation to n, you could hash or insertion sort into an array the values for the first pass of the algorithm over the whole arra
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lsiebert
11y ago
personally I use Glib test ( https://developer.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-Testing.html ) for c testing, but I'll check this out. Does this let you test what a program sends to stdout and stderr, and let you tr
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lsiebert
11y ago
Seems like he didn't. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrambling_(military)
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lsiebert
11y ago
I like them for notes to myself for like toy projects, but I hate reading them for other people. Being able to scan down the page and see comments is helpful.
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11y ago
Go concurrency and distributed programming patterns, with examples for different problems that devs often face, including how to test them. Database examples need to provide instructions for getting to a working configuration, testing with
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lsiebert
11y ago
Have you run into pain points or places where modules you use don't do the right thing? That's where you should contribute to open source. Take your domain expertise and use it to enhance the project.
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11y ago
arguably it's kinda uncool to tell you what questions are going to be asked.
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11y ago
It's interesting to note that, in california, even if you are salaried as a programmer, you may still be due overtime if you earn a little less then 86k a year. http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/LC515-5.pdf
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11y ago
Well, to be fair they did add cards and some new grid stuff for mobile.
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11y ago
I'm building a REST API for project gutenburg book info, using flask. I haven't picked a backend database, but it's only ~50,000 records, so I don't know that it will matter hugely.
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lsiebert
11y ago
It may be helpful to think about how your work for each company would look on a resume. The company, unless it's a brand name everybody knows for it's technology like Google, is less important then your role. The airline company s
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