novembermike

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by novembermike 11y ago
It would probably cost more to start up the A-10 lines again than finish up the F35. There's a lot of tribal knowledge that goes into building an airframe and most of it has been lost for the A-10. You'd pretty much have to start
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by novembermike 11y ago
The comic doesn't actually address freedom of speech, it addresses the First Amendment of the United States Constitution (and conflates it with free speech). The first is an amendment to a contract between the people of the United Stat
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by novembermike 11y ago
The problem is that a lot of companies put out the take home test and then expect a long on-site as well. One or the other would be fine but take home tests are easy for the company to send out a lot don't take them that seriously.
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by novembermike 11y ago
I wonder if this market will be one that favors the first mover or the second mover. People always talk about the first mover advantage but the second mover is often the one with lasting success.
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by novembermike 11y ago
The problem is that the problem you think the interviewee hasn't seen is derived from common problems the interviewee has seen. 99% of the time, if the interviewee has a background in programming competitions then they will sound very
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by novembermike 11y ago
That's only an argument for a constitutional amendment. The justice system can interpret a law in light of modern technologies (I don't think anyone argues that the first amendment gives you the right to use a printing press but n
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by novembermike 11y ago
Eve isn't pay to win. The ships that are actually expensive are basically flying coffins, they're useful for large scale activities but you'll die if you try to fight alone with it. Most large groups will have doctrine ships
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by novembermike 11y ago
I went to your talk at Strangeloop 2014. It was a good talk, I'm glad you're finding work.