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by wikibob 6y ago
Buy a $30 O2 saturation monitor. Put it on your finger. Wear the mask. See with your own eyes that you are wrong.
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by wikibob 6y ago
Do you mean acceptance at FB/G? Or acceptance at companies with less mature engineering?
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by wikibob 6y ago
If you expect to continue to scale, the multi-tenancy should be in software. One reason is overhead. Each instance of the system will have overhead, and as you scale to more and more customers, that overhead will eat up your profits. If it&
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by wikibob 6y ago
At Google essentially everyone develops on a Linux desktop. These are mostly VM's running in Google Cloud now. There's even an internal distro gLinux based on Debian.
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by wikibob 6y ago
I just bought this book by Gergely Orosz and it was extremely helpful: https://thetechresume.com/
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by wikibob 6y ago
AWS Noncompete.
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by wikibob 6y ago
Is that.... No it can't be... Is that a CD ROM Tray? On a new production 2020 laptop?
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by wikibob 6y ago
Money.
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by wikibob 6y ago
Not really no. Anywhere close enough to commute to a tech hub, is very expensive, because everyone had the same idea.
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by wikibob 6y ago
What’s your budget? If you want a fancy easy to use UI you can consider getting the data into something like DataDog. But it’s expensive. For lower budget, consider Prometheus and Grafana. You will need to write glue code to get the the dat
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by wikibob 6y ago
This is a seismic shift from How humans lived from the beginning of the species until just over one hundred years ago. Which I believe is the authors point.
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by wikibob 6y ago
This is incorrect. A "Proprietary Information and Assignment Agreement" is about protecting proprietary information. It is illegal in all 50 states to use trade-secret information at a new employer. See Anthony Levandowski. A Non-
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by wikibob 6y ago
IMPORTANT: Moving to California no longer means your out of state non-compete is unenforceable!!! "In the past, it was commonly believed that out of state non-compete agreements may be unenforceable if the employee is first to file an
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by wikibob 6y ago
No not really. It's a mater of orders of magnitude. If your attorney bill is one million dollars, you are probably bankrupt and destitute. If the company loses, and they have to pay their attorney one million, and your attorney one mil
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by wikibob 6y ago
They have infinite dollars to pay attorneys. Do you? Does your new employer like you enough to pay for attorneys?
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by wikibob 6y ago
This is incorrect. Non-competes are enforceable, and are enforced, in the majority of US states.
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by wikibob 6y ago
> For a company like Amazon, wouldn't a huge chunk of tech companies be competitors? Yes. You nailed it. Exactly. That's why these non-compete agreements are unconscionable.
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by wikibob 6y ago
This is known as The Python Paradox: http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html
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by wikibob 6y ago
What city do you live in? In San Francisco or Seattle, Google "soup kitchen volunteer {city}". Low commitment, no special skills required. Go try it. Talk to the other people there. Ask where else they volunteer. You can literally
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by wikibob 6y ago
It’s not in addition. DC is $142,000 total after the CoL adjustment
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by wikibob 6y ago
You ignored the contribution sociale in France. “Not a tax”-tax
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by wikibob 6y ago
How much is your salary? How much is your tax rate? And your contribution sociale? What are your monthly expenses? One reason EU salaries are so low is that everyone is afraid of discussing their salaries. In the USA there is levels.fyi wit
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by wikibob 6y ago
Does the pay max out at GS-15 like USDS?
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by wikibob 6y ago
Can someone package this as an iOS and Android app and get it into the app stores?
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by wikibob 6y ago
See the Cortex project
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by wikibob 6y ago
Spinnaker. Huge. Clunky. But excellent if you can justify it.
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by wikibob 6y ago
There’s no email address in your profile
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by wikibob 6y ago
> If dude had put a dollar a day in a saving account with compound interest he would be ready to retire soon. This is plainly wrong. Saving $1 per day, at 7% interest, would net about $15,000 after 20 years. See for yourself: https:&#x2
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by wikibob 6y ago
Based on Levels.fyi data for salary by level, how much would the level for that role have paid in the Bay Area?
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by wikibob 6y ago
Are you in AZ? Can you share some first hand numbers on salaries by level there over the years?

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