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by rosspackard 10y ago
I enjoy these lists that frequently pop up but I really wish for something better. Almost like a curriculum. I don't like that there are 20 different courses for X. Which one should I choose, in what order. Which ones have pre-requ
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Ask HN: Would Niantic/PokemonGo legally have to provide gps from trespassing?
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by rosspackard 11y ago
I am not saying they are asking to open a subsidiary. I am referring to the fact that if you were a full time employee (instead of an independent company) then they now have a fulltime employee working in a different country which under US
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by rosspackard 11y ago
I don't believe this is a bad deal. Hiring a full time remote in another country would probably carry complex legal requirements in the United States (they basically are saying they have a foreign office in your country). This would
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by rosspackard 11y ago
I also think that onsite technical challenges don't represent a candidates strengths. Due to nerves or insecurity. They may think googling for something simple in front of you is deemed bad (and it can be seen that way by inexperienc
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by rosspackard 11y ago
I am in the process of building a service like that too. Mainly because I want it for vetting the candidates that I am trying to hire (I am a principle engineer who also manages). My focus has been on these things: -easily distributing and
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by rosspackard 12y ago
This article actually frustrates me. I rarely comment but for some reason this stirred me to comment. The fact is: the research is important not the wording. Many academics 'plagiarize' wording but change it to fit the experim