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I feel like most bootcamps are bad, and the metric I measure it by is how many people actually end up with careers. Sample size of friends, coworkers, and coming across random profiles on Linkedin or Twitter or whatever. Hackbright is the b
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If I were you, I would stay at Google but try a different type of SWE. Like switching to mobile or something.
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Oh definitely, but at least you're not completely shut out.
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Is there a major company, tech or otherwise, that breaks this convention?
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I haven't checked yet, but I'd think you may be able to get access through public library membership.
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Iran, China, and CIS countries are the ones I have in mind. Which ones are you thinking of?
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Americans won't, but immigrants will.
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7y ago
>However, if you don't get into a FANG, it's not the end of the world. You might still be able to find another job at another software company if you're lucky. As the years go on, it'll be harder to get job due to the
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>Singaporean citizens of Chinese heritage tend to enjoy preferred treatment over their Malay and Indian counterparts. Examples of overt discrimination include employment ads specifying that someone must be of Chinese origin to apply. Not
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My mouse progression since 2005 has been MX518 - G400S - G903. I used the G502 for a few days when it first came out, and couldn't stand it because it just felt...weird with my grip. It also made my hand hurt. I'm completely locke
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I've done keto three times now. It's the only way I can lose weight and eat healthy. I've always ended up breaking after 3-4 months due to missing Chinese & Japanese food too much.
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I'd like to ask what about Swift feels complicated. I'm really curious because I've heard the same thing about Rust, and I also see Swift compared to Rust often.
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7y ago
What do your meals throughout the week consist of? I'm curious to know. I'd also like to know if you think ground meat itself is problematic, or if it's the preservatives and seasonings that are added to fast-food burger meat
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7y ago
I pay $50 with tax and tip in Oakland. Equivalent is over $70 total in SF.
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As someone who has never been to grad school, I assume this is how most grad programs work too.
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I think that poster is referring to STEM as a whole. Software engineering is a small subset of STEM, and I'd argue that it is, surprisingly, both the most accessible and the most lucrative.
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7y ago
The terminology used by modern institutions is vague for a reason. Being too specific is excessively and indefensibly discriminatory.
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I'm going to preface this post by saying that I don't have a problem with most of my coworkers (male and female) being Asian. In fact, I prefer it. I'm not Asian, but the majority of my friends, classmates, and coworkers thro
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>In the new study, a pattern appeared in infected men: the longer they had been infected, the less conscientious they were. This seems...bad? In contrast with simply being more "outgoing".
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>Tim Ferris says that you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. IMO this no longer holds true with the advent of the internet era. You're now spending equal amounts of time exposed to a countless number of
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The Apple Tax, aka spending $60+ on a new adapter for each Macbook you own every 2 years.
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Yes, if you read some of the follow-up pieces (or summaries, one is from a book), the victim mostly got their life back on track. No one knows their name or really remembers anything about them. The aggressor completely derailed both their
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Even in certain parts of SF, which I'd argue is the most engineer-dense part of the US, you can go into an average bar or club and discover that most of the men aren't interested in talking about code either.
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We haven't even begun to see the ceiling for experienced engineers imo. We hit $500k TC not being a completely-unthinkable offer for anyone other than extreme domain experts way earlier than I expected.
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I first played Magic when I was around seven years old, when the Portal set came out. I've played on-and-off, never seriously/competitively. Before Arena came out, I had spent more time playing on Apprentice and then Cockatrice th
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Instagram is still Facebook.
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>I don't know what the legal status of mod/spinoffs is. No one did. Blizzard's failed lawsuit established precedent. Now we know. >Could I sell my own Mario fanhack game? If you are using any assets from the original wi
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Do any specific interviews come to mind? I'm curious what sort of questions you asked, since I am a specialist :)
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Do you have a link to a recommended parts list? Or a recommendation for somewhere I could go in/near SF to try it without purchasing my own parts. You have me interested. It would be great to experience something similar to the late 90
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It was recently cheaper for me to buy an over-the-counter medication through Amazon Prime Now than it was to buy it at an actual drug store in SF. It was like a $5 difference after tax and tip. I was initially going to buy it on the way hom
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