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I'm not sure atypical is the correct word here. This was a problem when I was in the Air Force 13 years ago...
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At my work we use what are called spikes to indicate that research is required and at the end of the spike you must have some documentation or a proof of concept produced so other people don't have to do the same research again. Unfort
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I've never worked at a tech job for more than 5 years so I'm not sure that is a great metric.
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I'm very senior and I only work about 30-40 hours a week max. It's called work/life balance.
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What is more unfortunate is that we're just okay with these practices.
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Depends who you ask I guess
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Oh cool I use the same LaTeX template as her for my resume. Mine is blue instead of pink though! https://github.com/posquit0/Awesome-CV
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That article format is like someone just vomited on the page, who is speaking?
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This title doesn't even make any sense. Golang is not going to magically shield you from the math and machine learning teaching methods that do attempt to shield you from the math recognize that it is just a stepping stone to understan
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Does anyone actually know if this benefits workers? Given how little most people seem to tip it seems that doordash delivery drivers were likely making more on average with the model they just moved away from. It is more of a redistribution
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I'm confused how you accomplished anything without some type of looping abstraction. If you understand one of them most of the rest are fairly intuitive except looping with recursion. It just seems bizarre that you were working somewhe
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Always be constructive with your feedback or don't give any at all.
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If being competitive internationally comes at the cost of exploiting workers then I don't want it and neither should any other modern country.
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Rezoning plans usually include refactoring to current infrastructure and public transit. If you let things sprawl then you make infrastructure and public transit cost more and less likely to ever happen. Take Austin for example, they'v
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7y ago
Yeah I could see some of the sleepier east coast towns picking up. I know places like Portland Maine are pretty appealing to myself and other millennials but not sure if I could do the cold thing. Seems like all the lesser known metropolita
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Also Boomer logic: cut down every rezoning proposal for no reason
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When I was at Fairchild AFB for SERE training we had a break before it started and we got a ride into Spokane's Downtown. Immediately upon exiting the vehicle we saw a guy in front of a bar getting beat up by several people surrounding
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It's hard to give good advice because I don't know what the culture is like where you work. Sometimes this behavior is because they are feeling you out for a few months and making sure you stick around before investing a lot in yo
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Juniors also generally do not understand how a piece fits in a larger system nor are they are expected to.
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Kind of interesting most of the people agreeing with him are Indian.
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Social media influencer is a rebranded beggar, we already were able to imagine that.
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There's only a few that are commonly used at most companies, the rest are just pet projects people made cause they wanted to learn how to make a framework.
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I make quite a bit of money without a degree and I work 30 hours a week as an engineer. Doctor salaries are not much more than what I get already so I'm failing to see how it pays more to be a doctor. I guess if all we're looking
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If I see other people do it I make a point to circle back to the person who was cut off immediately after the person who cut them off finishes and make a comment like "Sorry you were cut off, you were saying." That being said, kno
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Well one reason people use credit cards a lot in the US is that it is much easier to dispute a payment charged to a credit card then it is a debit card. Additionally a charge on a credit card is not money you currently have it is more poten
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> boiled down to "I cannot put even a minimal effort in keeping an eye on my children, so I will blame someone else for it and make it their responsibility." When you add multiple devices/platforms/app stores it becom
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This is disgusting. Yes parents should be aware of these things but shifting the burden of locking down every system a child uses when this could be handled at the app store or financial processor level is ridiculous. It seems that some of
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Short answer: Because everyone else is doing it.
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Netflix does not beat them in videos. Netflix's library has moved towards very specific titles and original programming done by Netflix. Amazon has still retained a lot of movies in addition to their original programming plus they have
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Making pretty software in Windows is totally doable, people just don't make the effort.
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