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by xenihn 7y ago
>I would assume such things were considered. >Don't assume you have the entire story. You're contradicting yourself here.
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by xenihn 7y ago
I think his point was that you're no longer creating value when your job is no longer considered valuable.
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by xenihn 7y ago
The tutorials are good, but I hope people realize many of them aren't written by employees.
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by xenihn 7y ago
Uber layoffs last year were the first big tech ones I think.
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by xenihn 7y ago
This discussion could be easily settled by comparing the grace period to the ones provided by Vultr and Linode. Then compare all of them to Amazon, which I would bet blows everyone else out.
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by xenihn 7y ago
My brother's ivy league tuition was subsidized based on income, and my dad still paid over $300k over four years. Though that did include housing as well.
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by xenihn 7y ago
She has a new book too. https://www.sandimetz.com/99bottles
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by xenihn 7y ago
The article specifies payroll positions. I don't know what that means exactly, but I assume it would discount sharing-economy jobs (are we still calling them that?).
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by xenihn 7y ago
What do you have against short-term dating?
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by xenihn 7y ago
Not sure how you got that impression. I like my hobbies. Your presented hobbies != your actual hobbies. I'm just sharing advice that will potentially better your odds.
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by xenihn 7y ago
I'd argue that the modern definition has nothing to do with immigrant status, and is entirely about whether or not you can pass as a native English speaker. It just so happens that most people who have accents are immigrants, and you c
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by xenihn 7y ago
>but I think that's quite different from what was originally intended by "interesting" in this thread. Is it? Being interesting is a competition. You are competing for the interest/attention of others. How interesting
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by xenihn 7y ago
How to become more interesting (as a guy in the bay area): - Make (significantly) more money (than most other guys in the bay area) - Be more attractive (than most other guys in the bay area) Making $120k in the bay area obviously isn'
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by xenihn 7y ago
Dating in the Bay Area as a male engineer with average (or worse) looks is extremely easy if you're a white (or white-passing) FAANG employee (or you work at any other company that is obviously paying you $300k+ in the bay) who is will
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by xenihn 7y ago
What does he think Computer Science is, and what do you think it is?
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by xenihn 7y ago
Moving overseas is the top benefit of having a relevant (not just any) degree IMO. I'm grateful that American cities are still the best places in the world to work as a software engineer, but that could always change. I'm hoping a
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by xenihn 7y ago
How about all 3 :)
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by xenihn 7y ago
Potentially dumb question: I've done front-end (iOS) my entire career. If I wanted to go from 0 to being able to do a SQL DB migration in production without disaster, what should I do? I saw https://www.masterywithsql.com&#x
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by xenihn 7y ago
For what it's worth, that pairing sounds fine to me.
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by xenihn 7y ago
Have you looked in the Oakland Chinatown?
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by xenihn 7y ago
>Specifically, I recommend TV shows, radio shows, or podcasts that are aimed at younger people (maybe 8-20 — younger than that has some strange kiddie terms, and older usually gets you full on adult language). Do you have any specific sh
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by xenihn 7y ago
>We were recruiting mostly from a particular pool of uni grads, and everyone was communicating via the same particular "forum". (Late 90s/early 00s.) Any chance it was Something Awful?
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by xenihn 7y ago
I can't stand the taste of 100% potassium salt. The Morton's 50/50 mix is just barely tolerable. It actually tastes better than regular salt when used to season avocados, though.
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by xenihn 7y ago
I have to ask, how much were you taking, and how often? And were you mixing it with caffeine?
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by xenihn 7y ago
For anyone who hasn't used Craigslist in years due to FB groups/Marketplace, OfferUp, and others: IMO it's only improved since the rise of competitors. I did lots of buying and selling on Craigslist as a college student, then
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by xenihn 7y ago
I recommend you check out the minireference No Bullshit books. https://minireference.com/ I own both. They're not aimed specifically at programmers, which I don't see as a downside.
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by xenihn 7y ago
Are you saying that you believe that tilt is not a factor for seasons, and that it doesn't change between seasons...? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season#Axial_tilt
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by xenihn 7y ago
Could you please post a link to the vendor you used?
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by xenihn 7y ago
Swift.
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by xenihn 7y ago
If you're really financially independent, that's even more incentive for you to support exposure and transparency. People are being harmed by these models. You would lose nothing, and others would benefit. >As long as the model

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