wobbly_bush

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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
Where can one learn such skills?
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
I think this is well known for people who come from developing countries. If not as explicitly as mentioned in the article, but implicitly. It is mostly people from developed world who mainly assume lack of development is due to lack of mon
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
If anything, the high-end Android phones are associated with hacker types who want more control over their devices. But there are enough factors that make people move away from Android. So I doubt there is one answer, unlike a good outfit.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> I am seriously considering switching to iPhone, if only to appear more professional. Are you implying that working professionals have stigma against Android users? Then they are naive. There were reports of teenagers acting differently
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> 95%+ of the worlds almonds come from CA Does this indicate that the climate required to grow an almond is found in very few places, CA being the top of the list? In that case, there really is no alternative to not growing it (apart fro
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> It's easier if you don't go out drinking etc. with your employees. Keep your relationship at a professional level. This topic is interesting to discuss, the book The Culture Map goes into detail about how different cultures h
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> perhaps we should call technical debt what it really is to the business: temporal debt If they startle at the mention of "tech", how are they not going to be startled with "temporal"?
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
Not the person you are responding to - what about NYC made you get in touch with non-tech people that wasn't possible on the west coast? Is there something different about NYC's culture that helps in mingling with more people?
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
Did you consider skipping the non-relevant parts from the resume and interview discussion? Once you make it in, perhaps you can show them your full background.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> How do you motivate kids, if they rather play games rather than coding (and they even ignore in-game scripted coding such ad Minecraft or Roblox coding)? Do such kids need to start with regular programming languages? Wouldn't visu
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
Listen to this OP, I agree with what is stated here. You got caught in the cross-fire of internal politics.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
There are several cultures (eg. some immigrants) where drinking isn't big. But that would come with its own difficulties of finding something fun to do together.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> Getting the opportunity to understand the inner workings of an organization at, often, a senior management level, was one of the most lucrative lessons of my professional life Would you say one can learn similar things if they work in
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
A question on the article title from someone who is not aware of the latest words to use w.r.t. race - why is it "Black barbers" but "African American men"? Why aren't both "black" or both "African Am
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> Thus, we are not really talking about inflation but more concretely about redistribution of wealth, only this time the low earners are getting more from the pie. Can you elaborate on how it is redistribution of wealth for low earners?
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
The parent comment might have misunderstood what the government asked for. It asked for a feature to "report spam" by end users.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> One reason foreign donors inflate their own importance in Afghanistan is that they do not understand the informal economy, and the vast amounts of hidden money in the war zone Informal economy is a reality in every developing/unde
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
There are some very important points in this article which I agree with, specially this - "Why do we put everything in our lives in service to work? Is that really the highest end?"
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
This is a 2017 article[1] about how Tim Cook pushed Apple to get more revenue from software services. Recent articles this year add to say that Apple has been successful in this area. So perhaps the image of Apple being mainly a hardware co
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> This step while being fairly straightforward Gone are those days when this was straightforward.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> This is just population growth in the US. It continues to grow elsewhere. The fertility rates are dropping everywhere, specially in populous countries like India and China. So the trend is similar worldwide.
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> It’s the year 2021. We’re out of a global pandemic Side point - I don't know where the author lives, but for most people in the world the pandemic isn't over. > Watermelon is a Slack add-on that helps remote and distribute
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Common Household Products Should Carry Asthma Warnings, Research Concludes(scienceblog.com)
2 points by wobbly_bush 5y ago|0 comments
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
> a need to manage future expectations (I.e we can’t improve this too much as we can’t match that later) Can you elaborate on this (to the extent you can publicly say)? I'm curious in what circumstances are companies opting to forgo
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
Search for "pseudo liberals India" and you will find a lot of articles talking about this topic. To be clear I'm not talking about any of them being right or wrong, just that that's the term which has historically been u
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
While there is a lot wrong with the central government, not everything is center's responsibility. Unless you accurately understand how the governments operate, you can't bring in any improvements. The article linked itself mainly
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
I also wonder if the author can listen to any other classical music except Western classical the same way without any "break-in period" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_classical_and_art_musi... .
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
What exactly do you mean by the general structure of questions? How much details do you send out before the interview?
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One of US's largest hospital chains sues thousands of patients during pandemic(cnn.com)
3 points by wobbly_bush 5y ago|0 comments
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by wobbly_bush 5y ago
These kinds of articles are typical when they don't cover the anglosphere. The writer even mentions that he worked for the newspaper "The Hindu", which supports the opposite political party compared to the one in power. As so

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