mateo411

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by mateo411 5y ago
I believe that the Metaverse will be a flop. I also believe that FBs stock price will continue to rise. The market for digital advertising is still growing and I think FB will capture more than their current share of that growth. They can a
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by mateo411 5y ago
If you are trying to build a product that will last, this is probably not a good approach. You'll need some people who are more senior to design your systems and to train the new grads.
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It turns out that Revenue is important, which means that there is a C level role to make sure that a company's revenue outlook is good.
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I think there is a possibility of doing something in between A and B. 1. Select good candidates based on relevant criteria. 2. Spend 1 or 2 minutes reviewing each candidate with the Technical Hiring Manager who needs to fill a role.
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Individual Contributor
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That's a good idea. It's basically a group code review. Everybody can see what's getting merged in and what's going out to production.
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Certificate issues don't take that long to resolve.
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Absolutely! And then if the pumpkin is from the jack-o-latern is still good, you can make pumpkin pie.
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I agree that it's not balanced by free time. I think all surveys will have this problem. All of the respondents need to have enough free time and be willing to fill out the survey. I don't think that's a big problem with the
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by mateo411 5y ago
There are enough people on Facebook and Instagram that you could have a demographically balanced/representative sample.
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Yes, this is everyone's solution, all the way up the organizational hierarchy. Software Engineer, it will take me 2 weeks. Engineering Manager it will take us 4 weeks. Product Manager it will take them 8 weeks. VP it will be done by th
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by mateo411 5y ago
I would think that you could have "uncertainty" even if you do have a PDF. Maybe there is a formal definition of uncertainty that I am not aware of. The PDF can describe the uncertainty for every outcome.
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Can you explain how social proof factors into people leaving companies? I just looked up what social proof is, essentially a phenomenon of people conforming to other people who they think understand or know more than them. It's suppose
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Sort of. Property taxes can only increase at ~2 percent a year due to Prop 13. However, people are still buying and selling houses. The people who have recently purchased a house pay high property taxes, because the property is expensive.
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Do Fannie and Freddie underwrite mortgages in the UK?
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> I think that might have been my introduction to how dumb the world of working for a living was going to be! If that's the case, then maybe it wasn't a pointless exercise. Just an annoying and silly exercise.
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Security breaches are the responsibility of the InfoSec team. The QA team usually won't have the skillset to find security issues.
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by mateo411 5y ago
Do publicly traded companies typically give stock options(ISOs)? I think they typically give RSUs, these are great because they are liquid, but they are also taxed as income tax which is about twice as high as the long term capital gains.
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Do you use Gmail?
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This probably isn't a good idea because you are going to annoy your manager. Annoying your manager is not a good strategy to getting promoted. Manager: I got this PagerDuty alert about the RefactoredRubeGoldberg System, can you look in
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by mateo411 5y ago
For lawyers they can only practice law in the states in which they have passed the bar in. So, it's even more restricted. If you want to practice in another state, then I think you need to take the bar for that state. It's a 3 day
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Yes, it does. Better get some more head count for that.
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That seems like a good answer too. I think that's only applicable if you are reading from a socket. Although I don't know too much about asyncio streams.py, so I'm not going to get a job at this company.
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> According to you, I'd be so wrong that I'm a waste of time. I don't think so, because you actually know about generators. If you were hiring for people who had a lot of Python experience, but didn't know about gener
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You know the company is on a good trajectory when the new hires are a little less incompetent than the past hires.
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> "How would you pull in data from an arbitrarily long -- maybe never-ending -- source of data in Python?" The answer to this question is to use a generator. If you don't know this, then both people are going to wish that
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by mateo411 5y ago
There are still some people who use the reddit application and have Android phones.
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It's easier to track in the app because of the mobile advertising identifier.
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Wait, German companies give tech workers the opportunity to take out a lease on an Audi? That's a new one. I don't know any US tech people that get a company car.
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Tourism is usually considered part of the service industry and not resource extraction. Resource extraction is more like mining, timber, and extracting other raw materials from the earth.

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