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by orange_county 10y ago
My friend's wife was previously in an abusive relationship. Some people would say she stayed too long. She's a great person and I'm glad my friend married her.
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by orange_county 10y ago
But that doesn't explain how the driver gets less money when they pick up more pool riders? The rates goes down when they pick up the 2nd and 3rd rider, but then at the same time they are gaining more fares. So shouldn't that make
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by orange_county 10y ago
Except the CEO works for the board whose goal is to keep the company profitable so it can continue to exist. If you are upset about pay, you go to your manager or in the case of Kamel, you go work for a competitor Lyft. You have every right
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by orange_county 10y ago
Most background checks only look at criminal records. So something that is conducted privately would not even show up. Anyways, like many others I feel like this guy is just a scapegoat considering the fact that he has only been at Uber for
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by orange_county 10y ago
"I'm sorry, recruiters, no more standard interviews for me." This whole blog post reeks of arrogance. You write a few books, done some presentations at a conference and suddenly you are above the standardize hiring process? N
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by orange_county 10y ago
When you are a new grad, you are more willing to put up with stupid nonsense for a year. Puts great experience on the resume and opens more door than previously before which sets up nicely for your 2nd job out of college. This is true for c
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by orange_county 10y ago
Had something similar happen to me and this recruiter will forever be on my blacklist. I was referred to a company in SF. Received a phone screen from the recruiter and from the start it seemed like she was disinterested. Instead of just en
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by orange_county 10y ago
Companies can start lobbying and donating money to politicians who align their views with theirs. That's how it is usually done.
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by orange_county 10y ago
Swift and its not even close.
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by orange_county 10y ago
To be fair, the level of depth one person knows about algorithm was a lot less back then. Today everyone is reading CTCI book and prepping. So if you aren't at that level, you will be behind. It's just like that guy who refuses to
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by orange_county 10y ago
Agreed. But if GT keeps offering more and more Master degrees this way, I can see them cheapening their reputation. It's a quick way for universities to make money, but at a cost of reputation.
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by orange_county 10y ago
They can decide, they choose by not using the product.
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by orange_county 10y ago
How come no one is throwing fuss about this for Google's foobar challenge? This is the same exact thing. In today's time, we give up privacy for convenience. If you use a smart phone, Facebook, windows/google anything you are
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by orange_county 10y ago
People who are saying the webcam monitoring is a equivalent to spyware are over-reacting. This is no different than an in-person interview. I think if anything the logic portion is the biggest travesty here. It doesn't have to do anyth
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by orange_county 10y ago
That's funny. I just applied to their new grad position? Is it really that bad?
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by orange_county 10y ago
I believe the hiring is a facade. They have been sending out hackerrank tests to every new grad but never planning to follow up. As a matter of fact, they stated that they will "follow up" in December. Any serious company in the B
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by orange_county 10y ago
You don't need parent pointers. For converting binary tree into a linked list in O(n) time and O(1) space. You have two pointers, the root and the tail (right child node). If root has a left subtree, set tail->right = left subtree.
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by orange_county 10y ago
If you want O(1) space complexity and you do not care about modifying the tree, you can do tree rotations essentially flattening out the tree into a singly linked list.
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by orange_county 10y ago
Yea they did but they also put it behind a link that requires registration. Besides, the metric value changes depending on who you are and what kind of income you can generate based on the job you can obtain and what you value the most. Thi
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by orange_county 10y ago
If you own the place, why does your city or your neighbor have to have a say in how you manage your property? This is what I don't get. It's your place, you paid for it, it's yours. If they don't like what you are doing,
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by orange_county 10y ago
You can't even remove execute permissions on it. This was stated in the article as well.
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by orange_county 11y ago
Unable to read due to a pay wall. Anyways, I wonder if there is a breakdown somewhere of the amount of debt and by schools. It be interesting to look at.
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by orange_county 11y ago
Please use a different image hosting site. Preferably one without ads. This one kept giving me pop ups on mobile. Get rid of objective, it is unnecessary.
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by orange_county 11y ago
Applicant tracking system. I.e. Taleo
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by orange_county 11y ago
This is a great example of the government being inefficient at getting things done. However in this case, this ended up saving tax payers money by having inmates released early. "Early estimates indicate the offenders were released fro
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by orange_county 11y ago
"Users will be able to text friends or a chatbot, which will scour the Web and other sources for information to answer a question" So instead of typing this in google, you would send a message to a chatbot? I always found chat bot
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Ask HN: Should I drop out of my second bachelors?
6 points by orange_county 11y ago|7 comments
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by orange_county 11y ago
Yes the apple swift book should be good with that.
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by orange_county 11y ago
Thanks for this! I am currently taking linear algebra with Serge Lang's book and I feel that this is a good addition to my studies. When do you expect to have the other chapters done?
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by orange_county 11y ago
Sounds great and seems to better process than bootcamps since you are actually getting paid. Albeit a little low, $500/week in SF for 3 months is kind of low. (iOS at ThoughtBot)

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