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> I can’t think of anything that was a waste to learn other than scrum. Believe me, I have plenty of criticisms of that entire culture but it has a lot of good ideas. What in particular (besides the obvious overwrought ceremony) do you f
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No. Please do your research. Mostly Boeing? Sure.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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Well hang on, let me go find my logic book from college to decipher...
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> People aren't going to call red wine grown from the place champagne. Correct, because red wines produced in Champagne are called something else. To get to your point though, red wines from Bourgogne are most certainly referred to
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Were you the person throwing things into a dependency array expecting some behavior but getting another because you used the functionality without reading the docs? Real "senior" devs don't cargo cult.
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Surely, the Federal Reserve has a good reason for everything they do. Surely.
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> "a job is not your identity" This is so important.
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Nice, that sounds like a good product! I will have a look. Thanks.
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Maybe he can start by hiring nothing but 10x developers. Where do we find those? Should I start searching LinkedIn for "senior developers"? I feel like ABET has a system for this that every other industry uses. Anyway, the point i
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My favorite part of the day is explaining to the "senior" dev I work with about how useEffect works.
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Of course, they're dropping like flies and it seems like I see a new one on my LinkedIn feed daily. For what it's worth, it's generally not your CS/EE grads working with industrial controllers that are hard up for work,
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Who said anything in this series of comments about "brainwashing"?
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I had no idea https://doesnottranslate.com/bifler/
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Alaska Airlines 737-9 Max Jet Loses Emergency Door Mid-Flight over Portland
(airwaysmag.com)
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"If it's Boeing I ain't going!"
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Yeah well, plumbing is hard work that you couldn't pay me enough to do as a career. God bless tradespeople.
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Or you could ask if my use of the word "dreaded" was sarcastic, because it wasn't. I believe it was Mill who insisted that one should be able to argue the other side of a topic as well as the one they prefer :)
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Data gathered from a poorly designed study? I don't think it needs explaining why making decisions on nonsense is just that.
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> Remember Trump wasn't world president so not everything exports across the Atlantic. Why would you feel the need to say something like this
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I'm not asserting anything, I'm just using my eyes: https://www.google.com/search?q=shithole+countries
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> You'll move along much faster in understanding people from diverse cultures if you Okay thanks for the advice!!
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> Shocking I know Is it? I just asked a question completely in earnest and it seemed to ruffle a few feathers. I thought Trump was the world's problem the last time I checked, oh, every media outlet.
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>> And racism is rising rapidly >> To be frank, in many areas it's a real shithole country Thanks to Trump, the term "shithole country" has now been termed as a dogwhistle for racists, so I'm genuinely curiou
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I actually thought nothing and was curious enough to ask for clarity, as clearly demonstrated. But if you're the type to read into the question what you want just so you can call me an "idiot", that makes you a pretty special
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The French government, through the Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives, played a key role in standardization of civilian nuclear plants and, to my knowledge, the United States had no true parallel and instead
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Dear lord, that's frightening.
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> You want Strang. Hell yeah you want Gilbert. Watching the guy's MIT lectures is a joy and the gumby-colored book reads like a narrative. I wish my calc books were as well written, else I'd not be reviewing vector calc with so
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I had a professor in an facilities course mention the improved level of industrialization of nuclear plant construction as a big reason why France managed to be successful with nuclear energy in a way that other countries have not. If so, i
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> Am I missing something? Nope, you've nailed it. Can't let those damn sex-having neurotyps in marketing get the leg up on us!
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