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6y ago
I was unironically able to read that but it would probably be better if everyone learned IPA just for fun to use for all languages and see if people find it useful or not. If it's not useful it will die out.
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6y ago
"better than jira" returns 6210 results, too :)
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Word of mouth also actually can't be trusted if it doesn't have full view of reality. I revealed some secrets to a friend about a company and it turns out it was just my department that had the problem
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6y ago
Can someone show me an application (other than a real time one) that can't be solved with simple javac my_script.java, tomcat, and a database of ones choosing? Dare I say that it might even be possible to run twitter at scale with just
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That just sounds like lazy programming becoming a feature for the chief revenue officer ;) Call call = new Call(timestamp); String hour = call.getHour(); if (hour < 19 hour && hour > 6) call.setRate("Premium"); /
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6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglophone_Crisis
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6y ago
How do you feel about those who are excluded from home ownership due to not qualifying for a mortgage because of arbitrary rules and supply constrictive zoning laws?
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6y ago
Please explain to me why it's beneficial to society to people to work 30 years, paying all sort of interest and fees to middle men and excluding the median citizen from home ownership? Dare I remind you that a single income family coul
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Completely and totally agree. The price of a new construction house in Redmond WA is around $1,400,000 USD and involves lots of paperwork and rules to be able to qualify to buy. The price of a similarly specified house in Iowa or West Virgi
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Imagine borrowing money to buy anything, including a house. Yikes!
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6y ago
Here it is on mobile, "Show all 112 comments" :) https://ibb.co/CvcLRbC I only use reddit these days for very specific searches, and usually it doesnt have what i want anymore :(
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Thank you for your help! I did it totally on the fly without a dictionary and I enjoyed learning this word from you :)
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It's rare that I (an American) get to help out others by translating something, so I will post my translation here. "Four years after the first publication by DGFIP, I have the pleasure of announcing that the source code permittin
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6y ago
Hi, my wife and I are going through this right now, and so far she has submitted her paperwork and continues to work on H1B until receiving an approval from USCIS. I'm American and she is Chinese. Good luck!
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Something about cherrypicking outliers compared to the droves of managers who haven't written code in 20 years and have been converted to the dogma of management
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My wife and I were about to buy a 1.4M house in Redmond but for the past two weeks we've been considering a completely different rural area with beautiful new houses and lots of land
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6y ago
what an amazing industry we work in! denying top talent every day because people aren't motivated enough to check emails, make phone calls, click buttons to schedule things.
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Ask those managers when the last time they wrote a line of production code was :)
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good thing its much easier to project future billable hours compared to actually delivering value quickly in 2020 ^.^
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After hiring all these people, has even more value been delivered to customers? If you can point to all the new features delivered by dev, supported by ops, and analyzed by data science... and you can say that these features brought in ne
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And then when you contact them it goes to voicemail, they call you back 9 times 3 days later and sell your email address to everyone under the sun :) OH and then when theyre about to drop in stock price because they dont know how to deliver
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hehe this is the correct answer. basically if i make my own FileWriter class and choose to name one of the methods in that class "write()", then I'm infringing on Oracle XD Wonder what happens if I call it "_write()"
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If the goal was to expand domestic labor, why don't companies just hire and train domestic labor?
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You mean, if you wanted to constrict international immigrants you would block all immigrants from coming here. If there was no visa system, then companies would be free to hire whoever they wanted.
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Hehehe... I like this solution. I'm an American citizen, my wife was on H1B and now we're in the middle of transfering her to a green card. This process is designed to make immigrants' lives hard, as far as I can tell.
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I would absolutely speculate that this requirement was made to block many good candidates. After all, the point of a visa system is to constrict the pool of potential candidates anyway.
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Now all that's left to do is democratize that and you have a perfect world, no? That is to say increase the pool of such jobs from 10,000 to 10,000,000
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HAHA a $200,000 pee year UBI is definitely how I would describe most of these jobs... Most of the interesting things in our field can be done with passing json objects around a network and persisting them in whatever way is durable, a bit s
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Money is an important motivator, but one wonders if it's possible to make amazing societal contributions and also make $2 million in a decade :)
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