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by qntty 11y ago
Java, the language used to build Android apps, commanded the lowest compensation, at an average of $37,500. Is this typical for Android development? I'm surprised there are very many software jobs out there with such low pay.
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(LOL!)
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Tuition for the 12-week course in Android development, which was designed by Google's developer training team, is $13,500. The full-time course will be offered in early 2016 at General Assembly's flagship offices in New York an
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by qntty 11y ago
Lending money is risky, and includes risks beyond a straight up cost/benefit analysis. It also makes the lender more vulnerable (not just to the borrower, but to others as well). It should never be entered into lightly. What I mean i
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Can someone explain the advantage of having a financial advisor? I was under the impression that mutual funds offer the best returns for low risk investments
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The take away: Loosening these tight group boundaries means that people's next-door neighbors may have different jobs or levels of education, but they may still have similar politics or recreational activities. These similarities allo
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According to this, it's only about 1 order of magnitude safer http://election.princeton.edu/2015/05/13/train-travel-is-inc...
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The notice that it's not available is the content in this case.
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Laissez Prayer: The Root of Christian Conservatism(democracyjournal.org)
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can you explain what you mean by this?
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by qntty 11y ago
I think I would still tend to say that you don't need uranium in that you don't need to start with it. I guess it's a matter of interpretation.
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Is uranium really needed to make nuclear energy? I was under the impression that you could use thorium. I only got that question right because the other options didn't make sense.
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I think you're onto something that a lot of people don't understand or don't buy into
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I'm also curious what you could possibly mean by this. I think you either misunderstand the quote, or are referring to something mystical that most people wouldn't buy into.
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"Twitter does not allow others to understand your deep thoughts and broad perspective. It only allows others to confirm how stupid they already think you are."
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As mentioned in the article, even teachers can pass on their math anxiety to students (especially female elementary school teachers to their female students). http://hpl.uchicago.edu/sites/hpl.uchicago.edu/files&#x
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The other manuals that are referenced in the programming guide are also available on the same site: http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/att/unix/System_V_Rel...
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I went to a private school with a reputation comparable to Maryland and none of the observations apply there either. Version control is a given for students who collaborate on projects. Maybe the problem is that larger state schools don&#x2
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A few months ago I was trying to wrap my head around Kalman filters and this was the clearest explanation I found anywhere: http://www.cs.unc.edu/~welch/kalman/media/pdf/maybeck_ch1.pd...
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by qntty 11y ago
Is the author of this article suggesting that learning about version control, working in teams, and reading new code will help someone with an interview question about how to design a software system? These seem to be two different things t
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by qntty 11y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but I feel like the situation is basically how taurath described it. A lot of people buy into these narratives that make it seem like this is an issue of free speech vs. not being offended. In my
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The only trend that seems to really be growing to me is the willingness of people to sympathize with marginalized groups of people. This is not based on some out-there notions that all people should be comfortable all the time. An idea like
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by qntty 11y ago
The author of this post seems to be on another planet. For example, the "play, dog, music, and other therapy" that he is disapproves of comprises maybe 0.05% of the experience of final exams for students (that is, a student might
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by qntty 11y ago
If you're interested in language, I really love "Metaphors We Live By." It's more profound than I previously thought a book about metaphors could ever be. It starts saying interesting things on page 1.
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haha I think they were implying the opposite
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Fatal to this project, not a person
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Here are some other planets we've found with comparable similarity. Note that earth-like similarity does not imply that it is habitable. http://phl.upr.edu/projects/habitable-exoplanets-catalog/dat...
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by qntty 11y ago
This quote is gold. "Be mindful of the stress that you're causing yourself, but ignore the stress that we're causing you."
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Use sumatraPDF + ghostscript if you're on windows
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I like the standing suggestion. I don't know how many hours the average standing-desker stands at their desk but 2 hours seems like a very realistic goal.

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