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All the talented devs I have seen: - They had no kids Or with 1-2 kids: - They were old (45+) and had worked as Developer for so long that they became very good at it. ONLY 1 guy with 2 kids in mid-30s I know is pretty good. tl;dr - perhaps
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thx Bryan!
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very interesting read. US Postal service had some rigorous requirements and these trucks are definitely an engineering feat. Here in Canada, the Canada Post trucks are similar looking too.
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Even if I take the headline with grain of salt and assuming it's meant to capture reader's interest, it is rather surprising the Nation involved is not your run-of-the-mill authoritarian/repressive nation but one that bills i
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call me old fashioned on this one but I believe that a man's character shines through any product he creates and any business he owns. Sooner or later, your business and work decisions become manifestation of your own true self regardl
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For me, the trust was destroyed when Mark Zuckerberg bought houses which were around his house for privacy. How can you trust a man and his company with your private data when he himself is so private about his life? Don't get me wrong
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I hope that with this change, Python rise to popularity continues. It is a great language IMHO and good to see it being adapted so widely.
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folks, be super careful with your money - even if they survived and got X number of customers, if they were to fail - I don't know how and when the customers would get their money back. In the past, I have seen small mom-and-pop brick-
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Just a note on wage: $15/hr for C++ coders will get you a highly-talented coder from poor parts of the World who may rival your above-average C++ coder in developed countries. $15/hr is still a very good wage in poor countries.
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We Pakistanis tried to control Afghan's politics and meddle in their domestic affairs. And it has come back to haunt us and thankfully, (at surface level) it seems Government and masses in Pakistan have realized not to meddle in anothe
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I can see nations such as India and Bangladesh getting into trade agreements with Western Governments to ensure them of continued quota in order to keep their masses employed and their economy intact. China is going to get screwed over seve
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Xu's actions through out the article were quiet self serving, and selfish, no? G-Research is what it is, the behavior he exhibited while quitting and before that, going through sensitive code at the Company is not an innocent mistake.
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No, it didn't dodge a bullet, it lost the competition and hence the opportunity. Unless you are a subject matter expert and know exactly how this benefits Toronto (In which case then, I apologize). By virtue of moving into Toronto, all
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Oh no, not at all. However, I don't think they are required to be working 996 and to generally work 'harder' due to 'competition' (in the sense related to IT and Silicon Valley).
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hahaha, damn, you are probably the best suited person to reply to my comment. Good luck to you and wishing you and your Fiancee the very best!
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As much as I love working in IT, if things continue down the path where you are expected to become a labourer in 3rd World Country (mentally) and as a consequence start suffering devastating effects such as physical illnesses, I would stron
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impressive quote from a cartoon, wow.
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There is a city called Hamilton in Ontario, Canada. Houses a good University called McMaster and is near Waterloo University - premier Computer Science university in Canada. City (Hamilton) is fairly well developed with a functioning Intern
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is there an alternative URL where I can read this article? It won't load on my end. Thx in advance.
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regarding seen and suad, please check out: https://www.quora.com/What-is-difference-between-se-%D8%AB-s... And as for the using persian script for urdu, without going into political stuff, I think it is a huge advantage - P
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Urdu is a language which I speak and admire - for the reason that the Hindi-Persian mix along with the Persian syntax/alphabet gives it the ultimate flexibility. You can capture any sound/accent in Urdu. What I mean is you to take
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Maybe it is just me but in older episodes of Simpsons, there was a lot more music for different situations and at times, classic or what I would term 'wholesome' music was played to highlight cathartic situations or trials/tr
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those cars will be very expensive, be based upon their cyclone technology, will scratch super easy and feel super cheap (basing on their vacuums).
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If Finns were of brown race and were to go to Karachi, Pakistan, they would get depressed as over there, people won't even acknowledge their presence.
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Hungarian Algorithm for cost optimization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_algorithm
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With China and India leading the race in terms of producing intelligent people (in terms of quantity), it is rather hard to believe. Nonetheless, air pollution is a serious topic and needs to be dealt with ASAP.
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Have you thought about working for IT department at a University? Would like check off all the items on your wish list.
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This is awesome - the invisible trick really works! Try it for yourself - you will see people staring at you but you will know you are invisible!
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one of the best posts I have read on hacker news!
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Silicon Valley will remain to the IT industry what Wall Street is for the commerce. It is the peak, the absolute peak of humanity's IT pursuits. I am not American, nor live in US and never been or worked in/for Silicon Valley and
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