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I think they see the problem, they are just dressing it up. It's a tough problem, since community moderation of this sort seems to almost inevitably lead to some individuals who take it on themselves to obsessively shape the site to th
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8y ago
So will this cool the market and cause housing prices to become less incredibly insane, or will it just make things more expensive. I'm gonna guess the latter because god forbid something good happens to my generation.
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I had hopes based on the title, but... > Too many people experience Stack Overflow¹ as a hostile or elitist place, especially newer coders, women, people of color, and others in marginalized groups. Maybe that's a problem. I don
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8y ago
I'm just wondering why this guy wanted to work for Google at all.
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8y ago
That's the only one I've ever seen.
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8y ago
My raise at Amazon was about 4.5% (total after two years). Of course they say it was 10% because of the way they take stock into account. Not totally unfair, but still a kick in the pants when the bonus runs out and you see a thousand dolla
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> 1) non-immigrants It's explicitly a dual intent visa. Contrast it to the TN status available to Canadians/Mexicans, which is not dual intent. Having the intent to immigrate when taking a TN position is reason to reject the ap
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> In most cases, if your application for permanent residency is approved, then you just immediately become a permanent resident Except that process takes another year or so. > So I think the upshot is that this will make things more d
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8y ago
It's a dumb policy, but it's true. I was on a team with no one above SDE-I. That was bad.
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> If you have no expectations of career growth at work then big companies are fantastic. Pretty much. You can end up in a spot where you can grow fast. Or you can end up stagnating for years (me).
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8y ago
Should be AMGAF right now. This seems hard to keep accurate.
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8y ago
Microsoft stock is up 80% in the last 2 years. edit: and they are ahead of google in market cap again. Been going back and forth for the last little while.
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8y ago
> since they never advanced to a more senior role like very-senior-principle engineer or management Not everyone makes principal, and you shouldn't go into management if you aren't suited for it. Oh but if you don't do eit
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8y ago
Volume. Huge volume. Google has a completely broken interview process, to the point where they pretty much brag about how ridiculous their false negative rate is, but they make up for it on volume. When people will throw themselves at you t
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8y ago
> it's there because we have no industry wide, respected entrance exam So you think the person with 30 years experience might be, whats the word... oh right. Lying. You think they are lying. Quit trying to dress it up. Coding tests
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8y ago
> One party rule pretty well straight up dictatorship now.
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8y ago
Pick a more biased source.
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8y ago
> The Laffer Curve is a real thing. Parody account?
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8y ago
Well for one thing, they aren't the primary source. For another, reinvesting into the business lowers your tax burden.
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8y ago
Sure, start by taking a machete to military funding.
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8y ago
Maybe you did, maybe you're just a greedy asshole who doesn't want to pay for society. Who knows. I certainly didn't need a tax cut. You say you needed a cut, so maybe you did and maybe we should cut your taxes, leave mine al
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8y ago
Yeah, not nearly enough for that top few percentage points.
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8y ago
Sweet, I barely write code at work now. So I should be setup well for this.
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> You and your wife chose to have five children, and chose for her to work as a childcare provider, which we know is a low-paid gig. They didn't choose to have their saving set back by however long because their child got sick.
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Probably not. Wish they would be, but probably not.
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> The motivation of the project is supposedly to protect Google's users Exposing competitors security bugs is only a nice marketing side effect.
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> Does the right extend to corporations Unfortunately it does, to some degree. Religious freedom too. The US is fucked.
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> they wasted it by simply asking advertisers like Google nicely if they'd like to stop tracking users or not This is pretty blatant re-writing of history. DNT was a piss poor standard that relied on advertisers respecting it. As so
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> It could be framed to laud them for employing so many who are poor Oh yes, so good of Jeff to become the worlds richest man by exploiting some of the most vulnerable people in our society.
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8y ago
I'm very happy to see this type of thing getting more attention.
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