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seadan83
5y ago
I created a burner email address: remoteworkhackernewstempemail@gmail.com Feel free to email me, I would be happy to refer someone. The pay would be somewhere in the $140-$170k range. It is a good company, tiny team working in biotech and
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seadan83
5y ago
I'm not quite implying that events happen with dice. More that if we knew the true frequency, we would gauge there to be far less risk (because there is actually far less risk). Meanwhile, you don't fully control if you slip in a
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seadan83
5y ago
I do not know much about Nassim Taleb. According to the wiki article on him his main thesis is that societies are more robust when they plan for and can handle black swan events. Please let me know if that is an incorrect impression. To me
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5y ago
With regret I cannot. 1. The position was actually recently filled. We likely will have another opening soon but the posting is not yet up (perhaps will be in a month or two). 2. It would be personally identifiable Trying to even find examp
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5y ago
Sorry, that was overly provocative and arguably unjustifiably personal. I apologize. The point is that the statistics do not back up many fears. > And why did you pick "Assault by sharp object: 1,805" instead of "Assault b
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seadan83
5y ago
You have to go the employer website or get lucky finding the listing on 'indeed' or something like that. Otherwise, you need to be contacted by the recruiter the company is working with, and the recruiter is unlikely to go beyond
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seadan83
5y ago
At the risk of being offensive, it does not matter if you are in downtown SF - stop being afraid of the homeless and black people and assuming that they are more likely to harm you than someone you know. That statistics are not with you th
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seadan83
5y ago
I think they do. It's more, which should you fear more: your bath tub or someone rampaging in the street with a knife? The statistics say you should be far more afraid of your bath tub, there is a decent chance it will be your cause
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5y ago
Quite realistic. Working for a small team, we are desperate to hire. I think the trick would be to look for a smaller employer in one if the US tech hub cities and then if they can work with you on the time difference, you should v ed prett
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seadan83
5y ago
Offending can be a tactic too. When "taking offense" is artificial outrage, I would agree. "I am shocked, shocked that there is gambling here!"
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seadan83
5y ago
The vehicle was unsafe. That's a flaw I want to hear about.
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seadan83
5y ago
I have sometimes been able to replace alcohol with tea. Sometimes it's the need for something stimulating. Not your question, but 2 cents FWIW
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seadan83
5y ago
Yes, and you can lead a command with a space for it to not be remembered in history. You can also delete it, and nobody else can access it without privileged access to your computet
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seadan83
5y ago
Github.com/Triplea-game, I wrote bash scripts to do deployments as a way to avoid ansible. The bash scripts were not well received (who likes bash scripts) They were coverted to andibke and became simpler. There was then an uptick of p
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seadan83
6y ago
Different people will experience different levels of pressure. Interview pressure is not the same as deadline or project pressure
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seadan83
6y ago
There is SO much more to coding than algo's. Those looking to apply clever algo's that give a O(n log n) solution to a problem where n is never greater than 20 are hurting the industry. Give me simple to understand, works, and you
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seadan83
7y ago
Interesting thought, there was something that was going around, very contagious that everyone got