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selestify
11y ago
I'm sure he is too, but we've been discussing only base salaries so far. I'm guessing total compensation might differ even more.
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selestify
11y ago
Interesting, had the impression the Midwest was mostly cornfields. What city do you live in with over a million people? Even Seattle (proper) has a population of 600k. Feels like there's a real dearth of opportunity here in Seattle com
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11y ago
Holy crap quite a world of difference there then. Wow. A lot of my friends have never even been in internships and make a good amount more than me (I've been in one). My GPA was acceptable, not spectacular. I have some shitty personal
814.
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selestify
11y ago
What should I use in place of docker compose?
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selestify
11y ago
That's true. I am curious what sort of work developers in the Midwest usually do? Here it's most big companies, in the Bay Area it's big companies and start ups.
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selestify
11y ago
How long ago was that? The undergrads I know make 100k+ base salary alone
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selestify
11y ago
Seattle, Washington. Fresh out of school (with a master's), and 120k base before bonuses/stock. And I have the lowest compensation out of all my friends who graduated with me...
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selestify
11y ago
How does this compare to Docker?
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selestify
11y ago
72k USD per year seems quite low for even a fresh junior developer...
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selestify
11y ago
> On the other hand, once you do convince the compiler, you have an excellent chance that the code actually is correct, and you'll spend far less time chasing down crazy runtime bugs. That's what I love about Haskell as well. K
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selestify
11y ago
Right, but I'm curious to know among statically typed languages, which ones have more checks than others.
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Ask HN: Which languages have the most compile-time checks?
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selestify
11y ago
Just keep your mouth closed and it won't notice there's a socket to plug into. Once you start talking though, it may keep applying greater and greater force in a valiant attempt to insert the charger...
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11y ago
> Happened few times to open source software Interesting, what are some examples?