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by thejteam 15y ago
You dont't have to actually answer the question. Use a secret code word. If Apple will let you, use the same code word for all three answers. In fact that's even more secure because a person who knows you well might know the answer to a q
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by thejteam 15y ago
When the person comes to collect your answer, make them believe you left through the window and then hide and run out the door while they are investigating. And lock it. At least it worked in "The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prison
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by thejteam 15y ago
This is a standard answer that everybody gives, but for the most part it just isn't true. People hear the occasional horror stories and assume it is difficult for everybody without trying to source it themselves. I am leaving my current j
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by thejteam 15y ago
I bet we interviewed at the same "conservative defense contractor". I won't name names but there is one in particular that is known for requiring ties. I showed up for an interview in a suit sans tie and it was pointed out to me as well.
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by thejteam 15y ago
I'm pretty familiar with the DC suburbs and between normal daytime traffic(not even considering morning or afternoon rush hour), traffic lights, and the time to get to a main road from you community(very slow speed limits) a half hour would
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by thejteam 15y ago
I think I'm going to type one of these out this weekend. I really could have used it this past December.
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by thejteam 15y ago
Too object oriented. I would hate to have to explain what a class is before I explained what a loop or a conditional is. We have to assume people are starting from nothing. Or like others have said we could hand-wave it away until later.
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by thejteam 15y ago
Mind if I ask where you are located and what you are doing? I know job titles are meaningless but where does it only take 4 years experience to be a senior engineer and earn 115K? I have 10 years and I'm still a few years away from being
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by thejteam 15y ago
I've thought the same thing. I've never been stopped by anybody, but I've had local sheriff's deputies drive past me really slow and look really closely at me while I'm taking a walk through a nearby community during my lunch break. And I
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by thejteam 15y ago
I think your points about young people are right on the money. To be more specific, there is a history to his views. They have evolved over time in reaction to specific events, just like everybody's ideas. People who have not experienced
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by thejteam 15y ago
If you are interested in motion control there seem to be a lot of companies in Pittsburgh in that field. Probably the CMU influence as another poster pointed out. I have done business with Aerotech before and they seemed to be a good comp
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by thejteam 15y ago
Heck, I just have a bachelors in math and I'm the "go-to" guy for all problems mathematical where I work. Nothing more than high school trig usually -- but I'm the only one around who can do it.
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by thejteam 15y ago
I haven't played in over a decade as well, but when I did play strategies usually consisted of very quick attacks on the f-pawn, usually sacrificing a knight(sometimes a bishop, but you would have to "waste" a move getting a pawn out first)
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by thejteam 15y ago
I would gladly pay 10 dollars a month for a service that mailed me a crisp new 20 dollar bill each month. In fact, my whole family would!
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by thejteam 15y ago
If your startup sells to other startups, it is very important. If you lack a skill and need help with something, it is very important. If you are looking to be funded by a startup incubator or something similar, it is somewhat important. Ot
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Doomsday Dating Sites(money.cnn.com)
1 points by thejteam 15y ago|0 comments
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by thejteam 15y ago
The problem is the word "intent". Generally, possession in the home is okay but if you take it out of the home it can be considered prima facie evidence of intent. It is highly dependent on the mood of the state's attorney's office in you
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by thejteam 15y ago
My kids like the cute picture of the duck.
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by thejteam 15y ago
Before you order a toolkit, also take a quick look at your state's laws. In some states, Maryland for example, it is against the law for anybody other than a professional locksmith to possess lockpicking tools. (Maryland also doesn't defi
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by thejteam 15y ago
This is probably the most interesting company I have read about on this site. The love using software to make something physical. I will definitely consider a purchase in the future.
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Startup Fantasy(dilbert.com)
3 points by thejteam 15y ago|0 comments
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How the Smithsonian Screwed Up Its Video Game Exhibition(npr.org)
1 points by thejteam 15y ago|0 comments
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by thejteam 15y ago
There are different levels of telecommuting. Sometimes it is easier to hash everything out in a face to face meeting. Ideally the telecommuter would live close enough, say up to a few hours drive, that given proper notice they could come
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by thejteam 15y ago
It is especially strange that Tech companies making their living in the "cloud" can't manage off site employees. If they can't even manage their own employees remotely why should I trust them to manage my data remotely. Unfortunately for m
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Nokia file patent for vibrating tattoo(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by thejteam 15y ago|0 comments
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by thejteam 15y ago
The best way to profit from the gold rush is to sell shovels and pickaxes. Reminds me of the story of a saloon during the original California gold rush that would sell a bowl of soup for an astronomical sum. The people who stuck it rich wo
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Startup Converts Plastic To Oil, And Finds A Niche(npr.org)
1 points by thejteam 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Cleaning laptop keyboard
4 points by thejteam 15y ago|1 comments
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by thejteam 15y ago
I'd be interested to know how they solve the babysitting problem. I know there is no way in the world I would ever allow a random person set up from a company into my house and then leave them alone with my children. That is a level of tr
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by thejteam 15y ago
This is highly dependent on the locale. Some places have outsourced prisons, usually with poor results. Most have not.

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