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ritchiea
12y ago
I don't know what kind of menial positions you're hiring for but I have definitely seen companies with implicit hiring policies that would make it difficult to hire many of the people who are actually in need of menial work for em
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PS - Ideally I am looking for less than fulltime projects.
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SEEKING WORK - Remote or New York City I am a full stack Javascript & Ruby on Rails developer. I have been doing web development for over six years, starting with Wordpress & HTML+CSS and moving three years ago to mostly (but not ex
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Why Academics Stink at Writing
(chronicle.com)
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Exactly. And it seems like you would not want to hire the person who says "yes" because you know that person is a liar. But I guess Airbnb worked out anyway.
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12y ago
Can someone tell me what changed? Hasn't this been the climate for a few years? Are people just now starting to get antsy and feel like things can't stay this way? Not because of any real metrics but a group shift in psychology? J
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12y ago
I can't imagine what social life would be like in New York City without bars, no one has room for guests in their apartments.
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12y ago
The alcohol industry also relies heavily on tourism and festivities. People that may not drink daily or weekly might drink at a wedding. People travel to the US from out of the country and many of them hang out in bars & restaurants and
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Why Poor Students Struggle
(nytimes.com)
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ritchiea
12y ago
Not in ruby, which is the language he's writing the pseudocode in.
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ritchiea
12y ago
Or they can fork neovim and start a neovim-with-exmode project!
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12y ago
I second the recommendation. That book is fantastic
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12y ago
I don't really want to jump into this and cast judgments on anyone because I don't know the situation. That said, if you are/were a part-time angel, you either have done quite well for yourself or come from a privileged backg
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ritchiea
12y ago
Why exactly is it necessary to to free each hash entry instead of exiting the process?
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12y ago
Some view it as a best practice: https://training.kalzumeus.com/newsletters/archive/content-m...
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12y ago
Your cost per employee at an HFT firm is $10k per month? Sounds like not much of a salary & benefits for the employee, especially given the industry.
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12y ago
That's an oversimplification of the differences between San Francisco and New York. To begin with, it's a lot easier to travel between boroughs in New York than it is to travel between cities in the bay area. The coverage and avai
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12y ago
The unfortunate thing about this is a lot of people are going to lose a lot of money before either 1. Mainstream web security catches up to the cleverness of the bitcoin hackers or 2. People lose faith in bitcoin because the internet is gen
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Google Removes Wikipedia Links to Comply with Right to be Forgotten
(ibtimes.co.uk)
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Another interesting question is, given that responses seem to be in the 2-7 hour range, for programmers that report 10+ hour days at your startup, where is that time going? Are you constantly working past the point of exhaustion? I can prod
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Great idea. Do buyers ever get to see the items in person before committing to purchase?
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12y ago
I don't think you're playing "easy mode" by any means. It's admirable that you are writing blogs posts about gender diversity in tech & at YC. It would be even more admirable if you wrote about class and race di
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12y ago
Thanks for clarifying. That does make sense. I didn't mean to be too critical of your "Silence censorship" tagline, it is clever. But it is frustrating when something feels cleverly pitched without providing a clear explanati
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12y ago
Can you clarify what this does? Even after reading the readme it's not clear to me what it does or what the use case is. And the phrase "silence censorship, automate the effect" is confusing since censorship is an attempt to
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12y ago
Which means you're well connected
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I don't think most companies in the US give 4 weeks PTO. Currently I am contracting but at my last full time gig standard was 1 week, I pushed at hire time and got 2. What are other people's experience with this?
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I don't think that's it. At WWDC Apple boasted that Swift is faster than Objective-C. I'm sure the compiler will be improved before its out of beta but people are going to investigate these sort of things and doubly so if you
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Swift performance: sorting arrays
(stackoverflow.com)
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In the article he wrote "had I been born in Somalia or the Congo," where I don't believe there is much middle class or societal structure at all.
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You're underestimating the power of connections. I would never say that hard work won't make you successful in the US, but coming from a wealthy family creates a lot of opportunities earlier on in life that poor kids will have to
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