siva7

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1831.
by siva7 5y ago
of those visitors there will hardly be many at which your country is basically at war which is the case for americans. i can freely travel to iran but i wouldn't recommend it to an american.
1832.
by siva7 5y ago
iran - and many other countries in the world - could take you happily as a hostage if your government is considered an enemy.
1833.
by siva7 5y ago
i've likely asked myself that question many times since the inception of HN
1834.
by siva7 5y ago
seems like an useful technique for learning
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by siva7 5y ago
it's usually there to justify the wage band in companies who also hire fresh grads as you can't pay someone fresh out of school the same as someone with 10 years of experience. In companies who only hire seniors you ususally don&#
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by siva7 5y ago
i noticed it absolutely helps. i get flooded with recruiter messages. it's a bit like on dating apps - the first appearance matters.
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by siva7 5y ago
i've also experienced this in a major german city. it's awful how bad google has become since this update. apple maps works as expected
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by siva7 5y ago
That’s already possible with Anki, even without Addons. Just add a new field source to your card deck
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by siva7 5y ago
Universities are of course nowadays also vocational education facilities (with a strong track on research). I'm always flabbergasted where this misconception about higher education as some form of romantic ivory tower comes from.
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by siva7 5y ago
nonsense. there is no one-size-fits-all solution for security.
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by siva7 5y ago
well, it's not usual for first-gen immigrants doing a gap year unless rich, so i applaud parent for living his dream. it's pretty usual in western europe for middle-class children doing this.
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by siva7 5y ago
Only in Silicon Valley...
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by siva7 6y ago
You realize there is currently one of the bloodiest civil wars of this century happening in syria? an embassy isn’t much worth in such a situation
1844.
by siva7 6y ago
Will they? Doesn’t seem to be the case in Europe. At least people there don’t equal death penalty with a working justice system
1845.
by siva7 6y ago
I am sorry to give a reality check, but there are plenty. making even more bucks in 20 hours than some residents in a hospital in 100 hours. so for me its hard to believe there are people putting in 100 hours for their employer for free (gu
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by siva7 6y ago
the absurdity of the question becomes clearer if you start thinking about the right tool for the job. if you need to invent facebook you don't start with reinventing the wheel but with applying software development. it's the right
1847.
by siva7 6y ago
I think this question always poses something about status insecurity as the old discussion of what makes a "true" software developer. Engineering and Software Development share a key characteristic which is about inventing and im
1848.
by siva7 6y ago
I think you might have issues comprehending what the Author is talking about or the history of maven/gradle.
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by siva7 6y ago
nowhere does this comment justify cheating. putting students with an impossible question in an already stressful situation under pressure is the equvialent of academic dishonesty but on the lecturer side.
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by siva7 6y ago
still the students wasted time on a question they couldn't answer and that impacts a fail/pass grade. don't know in the uk but in germany this wouldn't be legal
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by siva7 6y ago
Honestly i'm not symphatic with the method used by the instructor. I've seen it many times that instructors who waste time on such plans like bullshit questions are usually the ones with mediocre teaching. It seems clever at first
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by siva7 6y ago
Operating at such a low volume introduces other problems similiar like surgeons doing too few procedures and therefore not gaining enough routine
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by siva7 6y ago
the story of country x pumping out too many doctorates is getting old. it holds only true when the purpose of getting a PhD is to become a tenured scholar. otherwise there is nothing wrong getting highly educated in research and that holds
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by siva7 6y ago
True. juniors dont know their market value and that makes it easy to get them stuck in low-paying jobs
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Huawei worked on facial recognition system to surveil Uighurs(theverge.com)
2 points by siva7 6y ago|0 comments
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by siva7 7y ago
Actually clocking in seems a fairly outdated method for tech workers. I certainly wouldn‘t want to work in an environment where the manager has such a low view of trust on the people he employs.
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by siva7 7y ago
I am seriously baffled at how normal it seems for americans to put up with this. This is illegal in germany. If i would find out about this behaviour i would instantly quit, warn my colleagues, turn to press and the police. Otherwise such t