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throwaway080383
8y ago
Nit: he said founders, not CEOs.
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8y ago
I think someone can be toxic and tank morale and productivity for an entire team without being an asshole. E.g. a distrust of upper management bordering on paranoia.
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8y ago
Among other tech people, right? Was he ever hated by random people in South Dakota?
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8y ago
I think those all grew organically without the analogue of "VC Money" backing them.
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This always seemed like one of the biggest tangible advantages of being a white dude. When someone criticizes me or shits on my idea, it never even crosses my mind that it might be because of my race or gender.
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Heck, both DotA and Counter-Strike began life as user-made mods on existing games, and their relevancy has far outlived those of the base games.
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8y ago
Holy moly, $16k for 12 weeks? That's a few thousand more than in-state tuition for a year at Berkeley (or any UC for that matter).
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I also learned this not long after I started conducting coding interviews. People with resumes from the best schools and the best companies would fail in multiple interviews in a row. Nowadays I don't even look at the resume, though to
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Looking at the table of contents, it looks like the first half is really foundations of abstract algebra, like you really caant rigorously talk about it or analysis or anything else without this stuff.
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I'm sure this is not true for everyone reading this, but for me the answer to all those questions is zero times.
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If he really hadn't heard of dhh, you'd think he'd look at number of followers before deciding to attack. There's a 240x difference.
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8y ago
Perhaps a distinction should be drawn between "remote work" and "working from home".
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Submitted my resume to a FANG online form a few months out of grad school. Recruiter contacted me, I did the screens and interviews, and got an offer.
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I'm not sure if it's a commonly held view, but I don't have a CS degree, and neither do some of the best people I work with, at a company most folks on this site would "rank" at least as high as IBM. That said, our
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Sure, I just meant that going from that level of knowledge to shipping a working program which integrates with a non-trivial third party library is a decent showing for a new grad hire.
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Yeah if she learned Python and for-loops that day, and was able to ship the desired project to the satisfaction of the judges, that's pretty impressive, right? Even if she used some existing code for facial recognition, isn't gl
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The hospitals aren't being closed due to some guilt over them bearing too many similarities to the prison-industrial complex. They're being closed to save money, and the patients are thrown out on the street. Quite the opposite di
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Yeah I only labeled it as bs because "irrational fact" makes no sense.
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8y ago
To describe it as a "beauty" means it is beautiful by definition. The point is that it undergoes a transformation in your head upon some deeper meaning being revealed.
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8y ago
I also came with away with that impression, and another reply seems to have as well.
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8y ago
We can't commit them because mental hospitals keep getting closed.
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8y ago
FWIW, Bank of America is partnered with Zelle. This is how I pay my rent each month.
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8y ago
My favorite dirty LaTex formatting trick is \phantom
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8y ago
From the article: Bethesda’s letter claims that Hupp’s sale is not protected by the First Sale Doctrine, because he is not selling the game in its original form, which would include a warranty. The letter says this lack of warranty renders
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You still have runtime issues if you're doing arithmetic with that type and end up getting zero.
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From the POV of this explanation, it's then quite fortuitous that the complexes are just two-dimensional over the reals, and can thus be easily visualized. That is, as soon as you adjoin the roots of x^2 + 1, and close under field oper
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I like Wall Street Journal. It's more business-focused, and definitely has a conservative bend, with occasional editorials that are much more out there (the benefits of prayer in school or something), but since I'm left-leaning, i
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First Google result for "Facebook Front End Engineer" yields a job description with React as a Preferred Qualification: https://www.facebook.com/careers/jobs/a0I1H00000LCKeYUAX Granted, I don't know
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I believe it is relevant to the part where you said it's damn hard to find a company using it.
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Reminds me of xkcd's "What If?" series.
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