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by sybhn 14y ago
Sounds like that industry is getting hit by outsourcing, am I reading this right? Does look like articles about software engineering outsourcing a decade ago. The reality is, if your work can be done by someone else at a lower cost, you're
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by sybhn 14y ago
Absolutely. Your immediate technical management sucked, and you were made the scape goat for your management's failure. Welcome to the real world. Don't get me wrong, you should feel bad, very bad, bad enough so that never again you do tha
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by sybhn 14y ago
'I know linux' is different than 'I know how to scale on a linux stack'. Many engineers who build native apps on Linux can claim 'i know linux'. Native is an important distinction, as many good java developers for example have no clue what
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by sybhn 14y ago
I work at a pretty successful SaaS start-up in the valley and one of my responsibility is to hire system engineers. It's been one of the most challenging positions I ever had to fill. We see many developers using Linux nowadays - which is a
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by sybhn 14y ago
you're right, the fun factor is very subjective. However, wouldn't you agree that those who enjoy maths from the get-go will generally be successful in most modern education systems? The same is not true for those who have difficulties in m
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by sybhn 14y ago
IMO make learning programing (fun) a path to learning math (not fun). Once you understand mathematic fundamentals, understanding finance - and other such disciplines - comes naturally. You soon realize that most of (consumer) finance out th
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by sybhn 14y ago
Neat, looks much easier than dealing with some cheesy attorney!
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by sybhn 14y ago
As much as i hate to say it, probably the right thing to do to get a fresh grip on allocation & performance. I work at a place that frowns upon WFH and really wish it wasn't the case, my team would be 50% more productive if WFH few days