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Depends, most companies paying that kind of money expects the employee to bring in enough money for additional hires.
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Similarly, not hitting a gift horse in the mouth is a good idea.
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I think that's a other huge reason to not let China into our kid's hands. If it was a country that is well known for building and maintaining diplomatic relationships that would be great.
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I can point out that as far as the result to our economy and health social media has been a dounle edged sword. I think people don't understand why you'd use and how to make it effective.
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With all of china's spying you guys are terrible at building things effectively. I wonder what the US will do.
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Feels like old mean people trying to get blackmail onto the next generation. A hard no from me. But it doesn't seem to make a difference what I say.
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One company who owes all of dating apps which decides almost a third of all relationships means they are responsible for almost every negative thing that happens. The job is also a bit too germanic for me, they are effective causing a holoc
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Seems kind of shady imo. I know businesses is businesses but that's seems a bit too mean for my tastes.
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Maybe bedside manners
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Shit I’ll go months/years without drinking or smoking only to find out that everybody else seems to have gotten away with murder but me.
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There's a million reasons why. And I can't get into it without being called a quack. And yes, washing hands is common practice now.
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I’d hire a Python developer any day of the week over either Go/Rust. Need some data science work done, easy. Need a web server done, easy. Need things to be fast and relatively performant done, easy.
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Kind of funny, the experience I’ve had with go was ripping my hair out trying to get dependencies installed. Cargo was incredibly helpful and made the process painless. If I’m doing something for fun I always go to Python though. Just makes
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It’s surprising how powerful Postgres is and seeing tools to make it easier seems extremely nice!
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Eh, don't get me started on how many people take a well known abstraction then build another abstraction on top of it. You already had the abstraction!
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Yea, when you know what you are trying to model it's extremely easy to write a model that represents a traditional linear Kalman filter. But there are many ways to write a Kalman filter; depending on where you start non-linear transfor
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AMD GPUs are relatively well tested. Anybody who's looked at nvidia's architecture could tell you it's not perfect for every application. Similarly AMD's isn't either. If you know what your application would be and
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Successful startups cater to specific customers and provider one on one care that isn't typically possible with larger companies.
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I’m not a huge fan of Cython and the like. It seems to be more natural to open a tcp connection to a c/c++ program and let that do the heavy lifting. Anything else seems like not a proper UNIX style solution.
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There are people whose entire careers got reset due to changes in laws. Those individuals I’m sure are absolutely trying to send the same fear into other industries. Its definitely worth calling them out on though. Tired of having people tr
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As they should.
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nice
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seems like a recipe for disaster
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Maybe that's not a bad thing.
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Cool tidbit! Makes a lot more sense now!
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Well, you cannot throw money into the middle of nowhere, but Tucson definitely won't be most people's first choice for places to live. Might also help create jobs for the people at the border aswell. Hitting multiple bird's w
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Have to find the papers, but I know there's a connection between creatine and depression. As creatine would only be found in red meat, wouldn't be surprised if that would be atleast one if the factors.
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Seems like a project to inject cash to relatively remotely areas to help deal with the housing crisis indirectly.
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Software would be a point in space. There are multiple types of documentation which can either justify why the point would be where it is, or what direction it should move in.