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by tudelo 6y ago
I'm not gonna lie, OP seemed pretty reasonable here. Why do you feel so angry about his comments? They seemed to come from a place of curiosity and understanding...
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by tudelo 6y ago
Not sure the source of downvotes, what you are saying seems true. From my experience they will generally not even interview a new grad who has experience for E3 jobs with an internal referal.
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by tudelo 6y ago
IMO the system is lacking features intentionally. There are definitely sites which sort of re-skin hackernews to serve whatever preference they have (for example, to show the top post on each day, and that's it.) I imagine you could ma
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by tudelo 6y ago
What do you notice? Not sure what you are trying to allude to.
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by tudelo 6y ago
+++. Went to a state University. Got offers from some FAANG's after 2 years-ish of full time work at a smaller company. My route: Linkedin. Just setting my profile to "open to work" or whatever it is has worked in landing me
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by tudelo 6y ago
Seconding this. Great game. My favorite part is the xp modifier you get from really long kill streaks, something that exists in many games (like diablo) but really adds a fun twist to the grindy combat.
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by tudelo 6y ago
To be fair... you can stay at an airbnb and still be completely distanced from the owner of said airbnb. Yeah, you have to travel, but for many this is also possible without any close contact.
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by tudelo 6y ago
I am currently at a high paying job... This is my plan but I don't know if I can make it. It feels like such a privileged position but I see and hear of sudden tragedies and wonder, is this really something I am comfortable doing if my
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by tudelo 6y ago
I agree, but in a distributed world I wonder how we could ever end up enforcing something like that in a positive way. Like, if we add some inheritance tax that ends up being prohibitively large, at some point the amount of money these peop
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by tudelo 6y ago
If you can sustain that income for 10 years (and lets assume, some moderate growth in income, but even at a static 200k) there is a good chance that you don't have to work another day in your life that you don't want to. To me, th
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by tudelo 6y ago
I personally would consider top 5 percent of any task to be the low bar of proficiency, so even that doesn't seem super impressive to me. But damn, the jobs pay well and wlb can be great (or terrible). I guess the weird part is that th
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by tudelo 6y ago
For the qualities that you consider a negative, some may consider it a positive.
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by tudelo 6y ago
Yeah, that's something that I have been a bit confused on too. People talk about how hard it is and the "prestige", but there are 20k+ other engineers who did the same thing (at your company alone!). It's really not all
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by tudelo 6y ago
My condolences friend. Next time, be more lazy :)
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by tudelo 6y ago
Yeah but isn't that just the way of the world? Processes can become simpler but at a certain point the complexity of the process is inherent and it would benefit you to employ an expert (individual or entity). You can build a house you
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by tudelo 6y ago
Just adding that I really don't find nicotine all that addictive either. I find other common drugs extremely addicting and hard to stop in comparison (namely: caffiene). my naive opinion is that smoking ends up more addictive due to th
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by tudelo 6y ago
Any idea of user interest here?
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by tudelo 6y ago
> You cannot use IPv4 100% efficiently. Can you expand on this a bit? I'm not a networking guru but it's my understanding that an IP address is an IP address, how could it be used more or less efficient?
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by tudelo 6y ago
Can you expand on why it's sad? As someone who doesn't have a twitter account or participate much in social networking sites, it still seems like a true statement at face value for a large part of the population.
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by tudelo 6y ago
> Only 2% of people (at best) are leaders/initiators. Source for this claim? Just a personal feeling?
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by tudelo 6y ago
On the other hand, some of the questions can be rather interesting to solve. I also notice there are just a few patterns/techniques that you can use to solve them so the questions themselves do not seem all that important.
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by tudelo 6y ago
As long as it updates when I'm leaving too, instant buy
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by tudelo 6y ago
Yeah, especially for the more senior folks who can easily afford to build or buy a house and also have the advantage of being able to ensure they can work remotely for the near to medium future (especially with some companies shifting to re
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by tudelo 6y ago
I think it's kind of strange that OP's focus on the framework as the way to determine how replaceable people are. I think unless required, most people have basic familiarity with a framework, and are likely more familiar with the
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by tudelo 6y ago
Just wondering, when you think _cheap_, what does that mean? 5 digits? 6 digits?
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by tudelo 6y ago
"It's impossible to get the stink of desperation off and causes me to interview very poorly." followed by "I have been abused and neglected for so long that I'm unable to let go of my victim complex. Please help. If
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by tudelo 6y ago
Yeah... I bet that would make for some really exciting gameplay :D
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by tudelo 7y ago
This seems that it could be upsetting to some people https://udrepper.livejournal.com/7326.html
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by tudelo 7y ago
I would bet the number of people on HN who buy a phone based on the processor is vanishingly small. Myself included. Maybe remove a couple of 9's and your second statement would hold too.
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by tudelo 7y ago
Eh, imagine Facebook hired remote workers. I bet they would be fine giving them 1k upfront for tech setup

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