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victorhn
11y ago
>Canadian here. ... >Too bad immigration is so difficult. What about TN1 ?
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11y ago
I think the easy pattern here is to check for those using the float wheels, as they lose of it and then they can't get back to it.
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11y ago
Can you setup a company on a TN visa?
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Sex and the Valley: Tech Guys Seek Expert Love Advice from Therapists
(vocativ.com)
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11y ago
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victorhn
11y ago
Related question, but has anyone succesfully used a 55 inch 4k screen for development purposes?
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11y ago
> Or write a function that takes an integer and returns that integer's index on the Fibonacci sequence. That last example: they wanted me to do this with pen and paper over the phone. I fail to see what is the difficulty on that, lo
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victorhn
11y ago
Add Friedrich Nietzsche.
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11y ago
> Is hiring a Canadian out of the question due to Visa concerns? You have it easier, same as Mexicans, you can apply to a TN1 visa and is relativately straightforward to get it.
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11y ago
Do you mind to share what stack are you using to build it?
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victorhn
11y ago
You would be surprised how many teachers don't know how to do practical tasks or be competitive enough to be employed on the public sector.
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11y ago
I think this is independent of culture. Being challenged by a person low on the hierarchy so openly does look untactful on your part.
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11y ago
You still have time to polish those social skills and up your "game".
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Why I Left My Programming Career and Haven’t Looked Back
(mavericktraveler.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I guess it may be when you realize the absurdity of the situation you are on (they are incompetent, irrationally demanding, etc) and that you really would not lose much just cutting those people, also to avoid unnecessary awkwardness when q
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11y ago
This sounds like good advice, even when not in jail.
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11y ago
> I also know a number of engineers who never got that sort of technical mentoring, and I watched as their career stagnated. I think i am currently going on this direction. Assuming i don't have access to such thoughtful companies a
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12y ago
A contest winner may be either very naturally talented implying great creativity but not saying anything about work ethic or dedication. Or the person can be not that naturally talented, but had to work a lot (work ethic and dedication) to
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12y ago
Almost all of the programming competitions are individual, one of the most prestigious (ACM ICPC) though is a team based programming contest.
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12y ago
There will be always a few at the top, hierarchies among humans will always exist due to natural differences.
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12y ago
log2(n) == c * log3(n)
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12y ago
> Btw, the respect these people proffer to devs is immense because they know you could have worked anywhere else and make more money but you decided to work for a cause they believe in as well. At best they could be as clueless as you an
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12y ago
how do you learn how to make software architecture decisions and learn solid principles? I am struggling with this myself, my current position is about solving bugs and maintenance, and while this may be a godd position to learn how more se
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12y ago
I am clueless about this, How do you learn to make good architectural choices?
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12y ago
The amount of oil reserves in Mexico is not that great as it used to be, PEMEX production continues to decrease every year. PEMEX became the classic example of am inefficient, corrupt and bureaucratic government company which has already ex
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12y ago
What are your religious beliefs?
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Radicalizing the romanceless
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How to hire a programmer
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The First Few Milliseconds of an HTTPS Connection
(moserware.com)
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13y ago
Unless you are very bad developer, like those that don't pass the fizzbuzz test, i don't see why somebody would not have chance to get a job in software development.
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13y ago
It lets me put more than 16 digits.
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