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by temp1928384 8y ago
I feel like going freelance/consulting is such as "figure it out on your own" ordeal even though there are so many people who do it. Seems like there's opportunity to help people who want to go freelance transition more
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by temp1928384 8y ago
I believe Lambda School is effective, though something about being alone at home in front of my computer for 12-15 hours/day for 6 months straight, even with remote office hours and chatting with other students, makes me think I'd
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by temp1928384 8y ago
I went to University of Washington and graduated in 2010. It's now $11,207/year. I think in my first year it was actually $6500 and rose to around $8k in 2010.
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by temp1928384 8y ago
Lambda School isn't exactly cheap. 17% of 2 years salary (edit) is capped at $30k. I paid less than that in tuition for 4 years of in-state tuition at a top 10 public school.
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San Francisco delays Mission housing over potentially historic laundromat(sf.curbed.com)
2 points by temp1928384 8y ago|1 comments
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by temp1928384 8y ago
As a self-proclaimed "slight smarter than average" human being the biggest challenge I face on a day-to-day basis is a tendency to become jaded. I have no idea how to fix that but it makes daily life suffocating in many ways.
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by temp1928384 8y ago
As someone who works in tech, the misery I feel on a fairly regular basis is experiencing first hand the disconnect between the stereotypical "change the world for the better" Koolaid narrative and the reality of what I was actual
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by temp1928384 8y ago
I hate websites that try too hard to get you to download the app...incredibly annoying to open Reddit on mobile web
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by temp1928384 8y ago
I can track my mail in ballot (as a resident of SF) on the SF elections website...one reason among many why I prefer vs going in-person.
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by temp1928384 8y ago
The rise of Slack has made me love and appreciate email even more. I love that one of the oldest internet technologies is actually decentralized and thriving...makes me bullish that something out of the crypto space will one day work.
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by temp1928384 8y ago
I don't actually understand the controversy assuming these policies are transparent to the worker. "Tipped wage" for service staff is nothing new ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipped_wage ). A lot of sta
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by temp1928384 8y ago
Having worked at a payments company and helped evaluate anti-money laundering (AML) software with ex-commercial bank compliance people, I should not have been surprised but still was of how manual and subjective the entire AML investigative