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wly_cdgr
4y ago
In my experience, yes, though with (very rare) exceptions. I don't see it as a contradiction, though
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4y ago
I am only half the author's age but, in my limited experience, the only thing worse than loneliness is the stifling weight of the impositions and compromises that come with virtually all relationships. The ones that offer enough in ret
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4y ago
I don't get the hate, Leetcode is great. Best signal for your buck, fun, and the most equitable and fair process. Like SATs, LSATs, etc. Just git gud Also, for system design interviews, they should use stuff like Factorio and Zachtroni
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4y ago
Yes, having played a bunch of both, chess is cool but poker is a better and funner bet. Only turn based game where you can make proper money if you are good enough (not to mention you can make solid and reliable money as a private game deal
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4y ago
Seriously, though...is there anyone who DOESN'T find Bluetooth frustrating? Cos I haven't met them
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
Bluetooth? Frustrating? Surely you're joking
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
Leave and go work at a company where you feel stupid and incompetent
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4y ago
Haha, best chess mod I've seen
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4y ago
Happiness is not found in relationships, happiness is found in the disinterested pursuit of supreme excellence. Good relationships, like good food and exercise, help with (mental) health and motivation, but they will never be enough by them
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4y ago
Pass, vanilla is just fine
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4y ago
Tons of innovative games come out every year. Star Citizen is cool and all but it's hardly innovative. It IS a thirteen year old boy's dream game, though, I'll give it that
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4y ago
merci
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4y ago
If you attack me over this, remember, I'm an old school internet warlord
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
Like all CEO bullshit this is pretty cringe, but admittedly it's not quite as bad or creepy as One Big Family cultures
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
This looks like one of those "bad quarterly results give us cover to get rid of some rabble rousers we don't like" layoff rounds
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4y ago
There's a good post-mortem of the whole brew-ha-ha on his blog, also
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4y ago
Are those things that specific people were actually promised in an explicit, demonstrable way when they were hired? It sounds like the kind of thing that people like to convince themselves they were promised because that's what they ho
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4y ago
Bro, just do whatever you want, these places are for doing whatever you want. Engagement numbers are irrelevant, we're all just screaming into the void at all times Also, to contradict myself immediately, Facebook is most definitely no
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4y ago
Exactly. Same as Apple waxing lyrical about privacy, all the BLM bandwagon jumping in 2020, etc etc ad nauseam
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4y ago
::gulp::...I guess WWIII it is, then
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
Only 19.42%? That's gotta be way low
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
He ain't wrong, in fact he's right. Being a kissless virgin he fails to appreciate the importance of UX/UI decisions. But other than that, yeah
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4y ago
Ah, to be young again
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4y ago
Sure, I agree that they do. My point is they shouldn't
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wly_cdgr
4y ago
Fair enough. Seems pretty reasonable to expect your employees to be willing to work on what you ask them to work on, given that you're paying them and they voluntarily signed up to work for you. And as people who were able to get a job
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4y ago
Already a big red flag in the first paragraph - you shouldn't need to know anything about how a computer works to use a programming language
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4y ago
Nope, I'm not. Amherst college is another tier or two above UMass Amherst, yeah I went to the best HS in the Northeast in the 90s and no one seriously considered BU, but UMass Amherst was a non-shameful safety. But I am out of the loop
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4y ago
Even an Ivy isn't worth that - not these days, anyway. Maybe before the internet it might have been worth it
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4y ago
UMass Amherst is significantly more prestigious than BU - or at least it was ~20 years ago when I was applying to colleges. But Amherst is the one "good" UMass campus
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4y ago
* A-Levels Imperial College London sequence on edX * Sedgewick & Wayne CS & DS/Algos books & accompanying Coursera courses (alternatively, IIT Bombay's C++ sequence) * LAFF Linear Algebra sequence on edX * Open-ended p
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