returningfory

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   by returningfory 6y ago

   The article says: > While these checks could also be handled by unit tests, most scientists generally just end up with their own weird set of ad hoc test outputs and print statements. It’s ugly, and not infallible, but it tends to work w
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   by returningfory 6y ago

   +1. There's a bias on HN to compare working-from-home with the commuter experience _in the Bay Area_, and conclude working from home is better. For many of us in places like New York, living in the city and going to the office is much
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   by returningfory 6y ago

   100% percent my experience too. In the last 3 months I've been on-site at 3 of the FAANG companies. Not a single interviewer brought up the large personal projects I've done and which are given decent space on my resume; my weeks
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   by returningfory 7y ago

   I'm on a H-1B visa, which sounds like the same visa your co-worker is on. H-1Bs are permitted to change jobs, and if they are laid off from their current job they have 60 days to find new employment before having to leave the United St