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softawre
9y ago
I also grew up in Indianapolis and still live here. There are only a few tech companies that will pay engineers 150k+ but they do exist, and 150k+ in the suburbs here (Hamilton County) buys a very nice life for somebody wanting to raise a
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9y ago
As someone who works for a biggish software company - internal IT is hugely important when it comes to employee satisfaction.
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9y ago
You can still get a good software engineer salary in the midwest. In Indy we have at least 4-5 places that will pay you 140k+, the place I'm at will pay 180k for someone that has proven their worth. That is a lot of money in Indiana.
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9y ago
I think the vast majority of software is developed without the handholding of a UX specialist. So they do "design" in those cases, right?
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9y ago
Bitcoin is so divisive you've managed to shit on his parents to win an argument. An argument that you then concede, saying that it doesn't matter whether BTC is legal or not because you can always sell it online. If it's ille
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9y ago
"real address" is a misnomer. There's a difference between who you pay your taxes to, and who delivers your mail. These are two different things, and when delivering mail, the latter is the one that matters.
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9y ago
Is time better spent earning money to help pay for a kids financial future, or better spent playing with the kid? It's a fine line and I'm not sure there's a one-size-fits-all answer.
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9y ago
Do they really? Amazon did that one time but that was stupid of them. Most software companies use an external service (like statuspage.io) to host their status page.
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9y ago
Interesting that joining the military grants the same benefits and has the same risks you mention.
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9y ago
This is the story of Interactive Intelligence, a company I worked for long ago. They were going to build children's software, but had trouble setting up a phone system. So they decided to build phone systems, and later sold for 1.3B
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9y ago
> inside
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I was paid in bitcoin in 2011, total comp in the billions ;)
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People who can't handle life at minimum wage aren't showing much resilience either, but why put yourself through that?
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9y ago
You can reorder the issue fields can't you?
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9y ago
Secure payments in Javascript, sounds like quite the challenge :)
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Not trying to be rude but, isn't this their goal?
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9y ago
I agree. I guess if GP wanted to tell us why he left so quickly he would have told us, though it wouldn't have hurt to ask in a nicer way.
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9y ago
> gamer->modder->hacker path This doesn't exist today? What about Minecraft mods, or building Redstone circuits? Game modding is as big as it was when I went through that cycle, isn't it? At least, that's what I pl
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9y ago
Man, I wish my dad was technical. Treasure that relationship.
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9y ago
Looks like you can fix it with a name change to "matt" ;)
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9y ago
Yeah, we're talking about users who don't really understand phishing, and yet you want them to understand it enough to know not to use the browser that came with their macbook/iphone?
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9y ago
We have something like this, not weeks but days. Linear programs, integer math, using IBM Cplex to schedule "people" to do "things" at the ideal time.
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softawre
9y ago
You have applied for 99 jobs for every 1 that you've accepted? I think that is rare.
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9y ago
what do you want them to do?
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9y ago
I love that we've come far enough that we need 1GB to process the most basic HTML/CSS.
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9y ago
Let your empty replies be a testament to the quality of this forum.
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9y ago
The article is about a case like your dad's, 92yo still working.
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9y ago
All of the people who would get jobs if it wouldn't cut them off of their free/cheap housing and food stamps? You either qualify for subsidized housing or you don't (at least in my state).
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9y ago
Yes, two comments up mentioned deprecation. Maybe you're forgetting that you can offset deprecation in your taxes for the next year?
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9y ago
GDPR is effectively forcing companies into #1 (at least those who operate in Europe with some minimum # of employees)
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