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6y ago
Its kind of a social pressure though, it would be interesting to know if the students were new or experienced. If you are a new student and go into a clinical settings and someone gives you "red wine", you'd be pretty brave t
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6y ago
I'd agree if its most other jobs but I thought devs were one job where appearance doesn't matter as much?
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6y ago
Is this for JS development? Or a compiled language. Id like to use remote but not sure how easy it is so this is encouraging.
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6y ago
Old articles of "Why Scala" talked about how great lambdas are, pattern matching, lightweight classes without getters/setters. Now Java does those things the reason to use Scala are few.
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6y ago
I dont like the Fed's easy money, but it looks like you didn't read the article.
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6y ago
At my firm you're forbidden from getting root access, docker is not allowed, podman is.
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6y ago
Lol that doesn't surprised me, classic.
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6y ago
Yes mifid was implemented 3 years ago. How many firms moved because of it? zero.
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6y ago
I have a Dutch side to my family. The Netherlands has always been a very outward-looking, global, trading nation. It was a global colonial power and has large multi-national companies. My uncles told me the government always recognized that
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6y ago
Why would they move? Sure things are getting less centralized just like big financials are slowly moving from NY, but the heart of the city has no reason to move.
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6y ago
This is meaningless, the algos and traders are still in London & NY, just the server is in Amsterdam.
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6y ago
Its not just that, the one week of PTO she talks about as if its really unusual.
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6y ago
This is pretty misleading though, 2008 the USD tanked. GBPUSD and EURUSD were crazy high and currencies like RON, PLN had bigger swings, but if you look 20 years you can't say things have changed that much, esp with all the other chang
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6y ago
I think its a good quality fan and a fan heater that also purifies. Purification isn't its only goal, so if you care only about that just get a purifier. Presumably the cheap DIY box did a bad job at heating the air.
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6y ago
No if you have millions or billions basic wire transfers are instant and cheap. It is more interesting for if you have a few hundred or a few thousand dollars, where a $10-$50 fee is significant. Or you want to bypass regulations or bureauc
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6y ago
The reason we have complicated taxes in the US is because US politicians make it complicated. Trump actually did a good job to simplify by increasing the standard deduction and effectively removing AMT. Still its complicated because every p
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6y ago
Why Austin? I thought you needed a lot of water for fabs.
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6y ago
If they find time changes disruptive, changing schedules instead of time is going to be equally disruptive.
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6y ago
Drops to where it was two weeks ago. And about the same where it was 3 years ago, 6 years ago, and when the EUR debuted at $1.18 in 1999.
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6y ago
Yubikeys make me nervous, what happens when it breaks? or your house burns down. You need a backup password or similar which kinda defeats the point of having the key.
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6y ago
I'm the other way around. The backend is both getting more complicated and getting replaced with standardized solutions. It seems its easier now for front end developer to write a whole solution with a standard back end like firebase t
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6y ago
He's been pumping doge to his followers then goes and buys BTC. Nice move.
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6y ago
Anyone tried leetcode with lisp? I'm not sure if its a good way to learn or an exercise in banging your head against the wall.
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6y ago
Thats why Canada has so many malls. :)
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6y ago
My kid's school and my apartment building sends out updates on Facebook. Its kinda sad there is nothing else that majority of people can use to listen on (other than email).
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6y ago
He's my friend not my colleague. He really doesn't care about money, I think he probably would rather not have it. I should have added his side projects are just every now and again, most of the time he hangs out with friends.
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6y ago
You need motivation as well as talent. I have a friend who's one of the smartest guys I know, he has incredible side projects but at work does the bare minimum. Meanwhile I know guys that dont have talent but can grind, can code well b
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And the next day started shooting at each other again. Humans are truly weird.
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Crypto was great at feeling superior than the financial world when BTC was simple and pure. Now we have earning interest, rehypothetication, DeFi and a whole lot of weird stuff that no one understands. Plus its still useless for actually bu
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> EVERY bank has terrible 2FA practices? It's because they don't care. Good point, but its more they tradeoff losses vs convenience. HSBC pushed a hardware security fob for every time you wanted to check your balance. It was a
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