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I just use lodash get when I access object properties
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Just let your employees be remote and they will go live wherever they feel like.
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When I was in elementary school we had this program called GATE and basically it was like once a month you go to a different school with other GATE students from the other schools in the district. There would be special classes like oceanog
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None. Do meaningful projects that you can show off instead. They will say a lot more about you than a certificate.
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> Success has no shortcuts - it requires 100k+ hours of hard working and perseverance. Working leisurely is for the folks that are already prosper (read: take a look at Microsoft employees' avg. salaries.) Working leisurely is for c
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> In contrast, Jack Ma, co-founder of Chinese online shopping giant Alibaba, has championed 12-hour working days. In April 2019, he described the "996" pattern, in which workers do 09:00-21:00 shifts, six days a week, as "
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Automattic is valued at 3 billion and just bought tumblr.
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Yeah definitely a possibility. In this case they told me it was to fill a position on a specific team, but they could have just been saying that.
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My main gripe was with the hard 2 hour requirement and the immediate dismissal of it based on what I felt were either trivial or inaccurate concerns. Additionally if you created a PR for the project any point past the 2 hour mark you were n
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I was not a fan of Zapier's interview process. You're actually timed on your project and you have exactly 2 hours to do it. I was ultimately turned down after doing it because they said there were linting errors and they said I wa
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Side note: For those who tried DDG in the past and were unimpressed I suggest giving it a whirl again. I kind of wrote it off a few years ago and then tried it recently and its pretty good. You may have to modify some search habits. If you
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Which one gives you the most achievements? I'm a simple man who just wants achievements. Fitbit has some weak ass achievements.
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I do the same thing. I have a feeling a lot of engineers are in this same trap. The problem is that prolonged periods of just going home and watching tv after work is going to lead to an increase in social anxiety for many people. Which the
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I've found certain types of martial arts to be one of the most exhausting activities I have ever done. Boxing, Muay Thai, BJJ, Wrestling, no amount of lifting has gotten me as exhausted as those have. Slept like a baby.
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There might be other insights that can be gathered from the data that a CGM provides though. Even for healthy individuals.
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If you don't have respect for CRUD apps, why are you trying to get a job doing CRUD apps?
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Founders generally don't start companies in vacuums. They are the result of communication with other people on the viability of ideas. They meet a subject matter expert in a field, they get to talking, they come up with an idea. The id
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You don't need a PhD to find market fits for these types of products. They are self aggrandizing.
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There are plenty of executives running biotech companies who have barely any biology expertise. Pretty much everything they know is contained to their product and its competitors. There are PHD's and MD's in SV who basically speci
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My favorite interviews are when they give me a take home project that takes 2-3 hours and then during the technical interview you go over the solution and talk about ways to improve it. It gives applicants a chance to actually prepare for t
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Still not worse than triple digit interest rates
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> I think that would be a terrible idea. The gov't would want to make the debt non-dischargeable like they do with student loans. It would be devastating. I fail to see how this is worse than current predatory loan scenarios.
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If filing for bankruptcy had no negative consequences I would agree, but that isn't the case. I agree that we shouldn't be bailing out banks, but we should have a safety net to bail out individuals. People go broke for various rea
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I'm not entirely sure what FHA did to the housing market, but as for student loans, yes it wasn't a great outcome, but it is a substantially better outcome than everyone being in debt with high interest rates with predatory lender
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I feel like the government should be offering some type of non predatory debt relief comparable to this. This service is only a detriment to the borrower due to the crazy high interest rates, but I think the government could break even with
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Works great in those cities, doesn't work for the rest of the world. Everyone else is sprawled out.
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A ton of money has been dumped into automated long haul trucking already. I think you're just not aware as to what type of work is being donee.
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I bought a versa and immediately regretted not getting an apple watch. The majority of fitbit apps are trash and they're pretty limited.
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This is really good advice and the same advice I got from our VP in a similar situation. Make it clear to your manager what you're about to do and then work with your lead to elevate the team up. It will show and in most cases you will
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On NextDoor people get really outraged whenever they see a drone flying around. I always see comments about shooting them down even though the city uses them.
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