mylons

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by mylons 5y ago
Thanks — the writing in the gizmodo article is pretty bad.
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by mylons 6y ago
Sir Malcolm is the stone cold nuts.
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by mylons 6y ago
hire them then
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by mylons 6y ago
it's interesting how dogmatic this is
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by mylons 6y ago
I don’t disagree. The author’s stated objective, though, was to find a job and went through this process willingly.
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by mylons 6y ago
It also might show some professionalism and interest if the interviewee were to ask “what kind of interview can I expect such that I can best prepare?”
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by mylons 6y ago
I don’t disagree. You can choose to interview at places that do not perform these types of interviews.
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by mylons 6y ago
Leetcode interviews _are_ nonsense, but not even preparing for them as they’re the predominant format, is just showing a lack of preparation.
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by mylons 6y ago
I read the blog, and see it as a failure to prepare on the author’s part. I HATE the software engineering interview process, but like any good engineer I do some research and prepare. I have to re-learn the graph algo implementations every
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by mylons 6y ago
I work at a startup and have no ability to take risks, or be agile, or any of those neat things you said because of management.
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by mylons 6y ago
gonna go ahead and give a big hell ya to this.
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by mylons 6y ago
"Currently, there’s no national or global authority that would force satellite operators to take action on predicted collisions." Exciting.
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by mylons 6y ago
maybe Facebook/Twitter/Youtube/Other multi-billion dollar entities should censor their platforms and stop inciting violence algorithmically? why do I have to self censor because I'm smart enough to consider this with a b
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by mylons 6y ago
let's just turn our brains off because there might be racism around
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by mylons 6y ago
it must be nice to understand everyone's intentions all the time
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by mylons 6y ago
we should definitely shout down anyone who says it, though!
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by mylons 6y ago
That’s fine. Don’t make me come back to the office because you have undesirable accommodations.
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by mylons 6y ago
The office is such an archaic appendage of manual labor and management’s desire to oversee and micromanage it.
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by mylons 6y ago
my intuition on FB agrees with you but I can’t think of something like clubhouse that they didn’t buy or attempt to? any particular ships you’re referring to? the ones you’re referring to were social photo/video plays which FB was perf
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by mylons 6y ago
Giants will clone and make a piece of shit. Apps like this survive by creating a network of people. They do that by creating demand to join the service. How do you do that? Make it invite only, and invite a ton of high profile people and ge
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by mylons 6y ago
neal stephenson has a cool prediction on how to handle this in one of his latest books: curators. people of means will have a curated view of the internet and information that costs $$$
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by mylons 6y ago
"surprising depth in ... ancient code" seems extraordinarily condescending to the past, upon which computer science has evolved little.
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by mylons 6y ago
Going skiing for 2 hours a day is 1000x better than going to the office. I get to meet _real_ people who don’t _have_ to tolerate me because we work together. Yes this is super cynical and real relationships form at work, but for the most p
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by mylons 6y ago
it's very possible that mental health is dropping due to the rest of society being closed down as well. if everything other than "office life" opened up, i imagine mental health would go up too.
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by mylons 6y ago
indeed -- also hilarious that pointing out the clickbait gets downvotes.
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by mylons 6y ago
what does the person’s job have anything to do with this?
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by mylons 6y ago
Everyone underestimates how lazy people really are
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by mylons 6y ago
Being in a tech city sucks. I moved to San Francisco for a better job with better pay, and was overwhelmed with people with shitty politics and group think. Working in a community with people who do tangible things is much better.
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by mylons 6y ago
This isn’t holding mania. It’s a war. $GME is the front line.
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by mylons 6y ago
haha —- maybe i’ll add imo next time? good feedback though. i hadn’t considered the phrase to be taken that way

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