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by vagrantJin 6y ago
I definitely want to work there. The problems they're solving are interesting and fascinating and their engineering team is really good. I'd slow them down if nothing else.
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How do you reject a job offer gracefully?
1 points by vagrantJin 6y ago|3 comments
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
Watch me save this page to blow my mind a thousand times over.
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
Well said internet stranger. I'm not American so I may miss some vital context but it really seems this protest has, at least execution, some parallels with the French yellow Vest Protest. The content of the protests could not be furth
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
> ...isn’t that like condemning all blacks when one commits murder? I believe that's the case already, Ergo, racism. If peaceful placards and singing kumbaya really did work effectively , for black people in particular all over the
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
The pace. It's like going from Formula 1 engineering team to classic Sunday rides in some backwater suburb. Started a web design business first few weeks out of uni and spent a good few years struggling, worked ourselves to the teeth,
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
What's up with this mission to the ISS? am I missing something?
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
True. May I also add that cultures are indeed fluid, and change over time on account of being made of people. Allow me to give an anecdotal example. Men used to marry and sleep with very, very young girls this and was seen as culturally acc
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
It is said, "Science learns it's lessons only after the funerals." I'm going anecdotal here. Probably the super connected world we live in, coupled with the differences in education between then and now, we can not and w
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by vagrantJin 6y ago
I was hoping the piece would cover the reason why kids should learn to code. One would think there are far more useful and important tools for critical thinking. Ah. To each his own.