martamorena9182

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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Yes, this is usually how it turns out in practice. You don't need to understand what's going on under the hood, you just string some libraries together and call it a day ;). /sarcasm off
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
I mean she resigned. She put conditions on her staying at the company. By accepting her resignation, Google simply stated: "We are not gonna comply with these conditions, therefore we accept your resignation". Let's focus the
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Maybe because building a bridge is a very standardized process that lives through regulation. Maybe software will end up there some day, hopefully a day by which I am retired. It may make sense to do this for certain disciplines, like softw
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Looking at the code, it's a nightmare to parse. There are so many details to deal with that should never bother you under normal circumstances (the core problem of using Rust where it's not necessary). It's admirable that you
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Being able to read the words doesn't mean the comment makes sense. Reading it over and over again, yeah sure I can understand it, but I don't see any "point" or relation to the original comment. Some people just seem to
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
How is it going within Venezuela these days? Might that have anything to do with its relation to the US? Invasion isn't always the right measure. Invasion is the most expensive and most visible measure and the measure that is most frow
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
See Jeff Bezos' famous comment: "It is better to cannibalize yourself; than let others cannibalize you" This should answer your question and hint what's to come.
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Yeah sure, if you have significant experience before, but then E4 would be a total mis-hire. Then E5 or E6. But E6 would already mean you were essentially a team lead before you even started. Will they mis-hire you two levels apart? Maybe,
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
> Year 1 was learn to become a good engineer, > Year 2 was learn become a good Tech Lead This made me laugh... One year to become a good engineer and another to become a tech lead. Seriously? Facebook seems like an interesting place t
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
That doesn't work, because either you need to randomize which way you ask (and then all a bot needs to do is try a couple of times to get the question where it needs to answer correctly), or you always need to ask one way or the other,
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
Doing what you think is right, is not necessarily the right thing to do. This is why there is also "Disagree and Commit". There are many facets to this and I am 100% sure that you did not get fired for >correctly< telling cu
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
AWS is big. Amazon is even bigger. Disgruntled people are the ones who often cry the loudest. Just because there may be teams who act like this, doesn't mean that is the case in general. You don't hear a lot of people praising AWS
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by martamorena9182 6y ago
> Sure, YouTube itself proably built insane stuff in their engine you could never replicate with classic methods Probably. But pretty much anything they recommend is junk, so... That's where the author may have a point. If you don&#