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by tcbawo 9y ago
I've often wondered whether this industry is similar to Hollywood with its ageism. Once you get in, there are often many roles available. But at some point, you need to start creating roles for yourself (if you can).
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by tcbawo 9y ago
I don't like this question for an interview. But I have also seen and received questions with a larger scope that require working together, asking questions, etc.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
You could implement GC in C++ using RAII (although smart pointers get you a long way). AFAIK, automatic GC is not possible with C.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
The first passage describes toughness of spirit which is honed by adversity rather than prosperity. Now that we have the relative safety (status quo) and money, our toughness has given way to complacency.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Cisco also has a product called Spark which has integration with their videoconferencing equipment.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
My point is that there is probably a bump going in and a hit falling out. This wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_S%26P_500_companies ) shows the additions and removals. I am curious about the di
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by tcbawo 9y ago
The thought is that with index funds, you're invested in enough of the market that you don't have to pick winners and losers and you get rebalanced as well. It would be interesting to study the market cap effect of going from #501
848.
by tcbawo 9y ago
Is any of this street legal in the US (presumably as a low speed vehicle)? Has anyone researched this? From a cursory look, you can drive low speed vehicles on streets with low speed limits unless prohibited by the local municipality.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Walgreens without a pharmacy is like a gas station store without gasoline pumps.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Perishable goods like groceries are one of the few businesses that Amazon is not in yet. My guess is that Amazon is looking to take Pantry to the next level.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Going remote may make a company easier to sell as well.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
ByteBeat plays a familiar tune, it's pretty catchy.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
I've enjoyed reading a lot of Peter Norvig's python code. There is his Lisp implemention ( http://norvig.com/lispy.html ). He also created a spell checker that was an informative and interesting read.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
This is notoriously hard to do, if not impossible. Every home project is unique, where unknown and unforeseen issues arise all the time. Plus, like many service companies, they have turnover and a growth arc which makes them a moving targ
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by tcbawo 9y ago
If Uber and Lyft cause the downfall of the taxicab industry, it would probably hurt some people without access to technology or in less serviced areas. But, somehow I think taxi services would rebound if Uber or Lyft started abusing their
856.
by tcbawo 9y ago
Unfortunately, preprocessing would make this difficult or impossible. Even with modern C++, people still rely on it.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Probably obvious, but they would not want to send a private key which could be used to help other victims. If they generated a symmetric key locally and encrypted it with their provided public key, they could decrypt the symmetric key for
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by tcbawo 9y ago
I imagine this is intended for large companies that have hundreds or thousands of employees. Product manager is a specialized role that incorporates strategy and business development. I'm sure startup experience would be great too, b
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Western Pennsylvania, Northeast Ohio, and Western NY (Buffalo) have a lot in common. They share a rust belt identity and cultural institutions. And, they're fiercely loyal to their roots.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
I can't remember the last time I talked with a fast food employee that I thought was incompetent. Most of the time, I'm shocked at how capable they are given how little they are probably making.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Menard's sells home kits online: https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/landscaping-...
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by tcbawo 9y ago
In all seriousness, isn't it best to secure your next position before going to the government or the investors? You have to assume that your job is over as you know it.
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Market makers typically have a requirement to be in the market a certain (high) percentage of the time. In return, they get rebates (which can be a significant source of revenue) and protections from the exchange against overfilling. This
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by tcbawo 9y ago
That looks pricey, but great. Thank you. I'm not sure if a double-page is necessary. I was thinking about using an old iPad in the meantime. I wonder if a microphone could follow the music well enough to follow along -- detect mist
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by tcbawo 9y ago
Do you know if anyone is building a large format e-reader for sheet music? Having a nice way to flip pages would be nice, too (full touch screen probably unnecessary).
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by tcbawo 9y ago
I have worked with many brilliant people that didn't have motivation. And if they did, their energy wasn't directed towards the task at hand. Then, you need an environment that doesn't get in their way.
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by tcbawo 10y ago
This may be true. But, if they switch from adding color commentary to being solely color commentary, will people still tune in? I get the sense that people tune in to have their opinions validated. ESPN analysis opinions matter because
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by tcbawo 10y ago
That's really not true. It takes a little discipline to ensure your constructor will succeed prior to calling it, but it's worth it. You generally want to make your destructor noexcept, so you get free implicit move optimization
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by tcbawo 10y ago
For those prone to confirmation bias, commentary and interpretation of data can be counterproductive. The fact that Ballmer is purposefully not setting an agenda makes this more powerful. Otherwise people tend to accumulate their own set o
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by tcbawo 10y ago
Is anyone doing a strong constexpr hash for use in compile-time serialization? It would be impressive to combine compile-time serialization with a consistent method of evaluating type differences. I've heard of people doing this with

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