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7y ago
The easiest path to $250k is to go to Oracle. The next easiest path is to go to a unicorn. If you can reach the SDE2-equivalent, you'll be earning over 250k.
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7y ago
Condition Context Keys [0] are pretty powerful. Even if an attacker obtains credentials vended by the EC2 instance metadata service, they wouldn't be able to make use of them. I don't know why this isn't 'enabled by defa
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7y ago
Amazon comp drops significantly after the 4th year, unless you happen to get promoted twice before the end of your 4th year.
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7y ago
The seller can also perform a dead drop instead of mailing the package. Although, it seems difficult to do a dead drop in a place like NYC without getting caught on camera.
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8y ago
The gaming mice are pretty nice, but like you said, they are not the same.
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8y ago
One of the biggest problems at Amazon is the lack of accountability for managers. Someone who consistently works their direct reports 60 hours/week but meets deadlines has no incentivize to change. 4 years later, everyone has quit and
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9y ago
I was affected by the `data.loading` bug. I really like the Apollo ecosystem, but bugs like this are highly visible to customers (and often embarrassing to explain). But I'm glad that these problems are slowly being addressed.
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9y ago
Same here, and I live next to an Amazon building. Whenever I have a grocery delivery, even if I do an unattended delivery, I have to be home.
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9y ago
> Ultimately though the main draw is not the pay, it's the chance to use your tech skills to make a truly meaningful real-world impact on a large scale. I, personally, wouldn't value that opportunity at $100k+. This is really C
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9y ago
I ended up with a mattress from Novosbed. For anyone who is in the market, stay away from Nectar. They are a horrible company to deal with. They will ship late, ignore your emails, and refuse to honor their own return policy.
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9y ago
It didn't take long before your site was taken over by political extremists
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9y ago
Anders Breivik was a member of Stormfront. It's a breeding ground for domestic terrorists.
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9y ago
Citation needed
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9y ago
I have one of these in my building and it sucks. USPS never uses it, because they have actual mailboxes. Fedex and UPS use it half the time. They sometimes just leave your package lying out in the open. The apartment staff will move any una
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9y ago
Home depot does not price match IME. I tried to buy a portable AC a few weeks ago and they wouldn't price match against anyone.
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9y ago
Yeah, there's a printer called "Microsoft Print to PDF" now, which works in pretty much everything (even something as crappy as notepad).
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9y ago
> Gerrymandering is honestly not that big of a deal and cracking down on it doesn't solve much, as populations are naturally segmented[1]. Please provide more evidence for this claim. Just because it's true in CA doesn't n
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9y ago
> Blame it on the boogeyman du jour and have the media present it to the masses as ironclad evidence It says right in the article that the assessment was "issued internally last week and has not been made public". Until it'
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> I've heard different things about getting a clearance, such as depending on the company and job position it could speed up the process altogether. My experience has been the opposite. During college, I had an internship at a defe
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10y ago
Of course not
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11y ago
Replace them with Z-Wave or Zigbee products instead. There are a lot of hubs out there which don't require cloud connectivity or a monthly connection.
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11y ago
What if they want to check their email to see if they got a job or a place to stay?
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11y ago
If you have Mathematica installed on your own server, then yeah, you can do both. If you just want to share a graph, then convert it to an image and host it on your own.
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11y ago
For a long time, Undo didn't work properly on the notebook interface for Desktop Mathematica. In fact, a lot of their tooling is pretty terrible. It's a shame, because it's a really interesting and powerful language (a lot di
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11y ago
Waiting 20 minutes for a train on weekends is not uncommon. Neither is stopping underground for long amounts of time. Our metro system here is pretty terrible. It's usually cheaper and more convenient to just drive where you need to go
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11y ago
Are you referring to the penalties or the annual membership fees? Nobody I know ever pays the annual fee; it's rarely worth it, unless they have a very good rewards system. Although, I'm not sure what's worse, the penalties o
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11y ago
I was taking a look around some of the data for antidepressants and was wondering why there are sometimes such drastic decreases in spending. Spending for Escitalopram dropped over 80% in a single month[1]. There are a few others that had s
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11y ago
Take them with you wherever you go! https://i.imgur.com/9tTFJdh.jpg
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11y ago
If you use BPF, you should be able to filter out the bad traffic effectively. Although, if you're getting flooded with an absurd amount of traffic (faster than the network card can consume), then there's nothing to do.
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11y ago
There's always a need for special purpose cryptosystems. Something that simplifies key management (e.g., for banks) will always be valuable, and it probably won't be sitting around on some random dude's hard drive.
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