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by xenihn 7y ago
>That search term is so broad it's difficult to figure out exactly what the users intent is for that. Search optimization. Determine what most users ultimately end up selecting for specific queries, build up your data set over time,
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by xenihn 7y ago
You don't have to be smart or well-trained to get the big bucks. I don't have a STEM degree. The most successful engineers I know don't even have a degree at all.
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by xenihn 7y ago
Have you seen how much scientists get paid nowadays? Don't even get me started on how most people who follow that career path just end up as lab techs at best, who earn even less. Everyone I know who majored in bio, chem, or physics ha
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by xenihn 7y ago
I love my Apple card. The noise it makes when dropped onto a desk or table hasn't gotten old yet. It's actually kind of ridiculous how loud it is. I don't plan on using it for anything but app store purchases, and maybe a new
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by xenihn 7y ago
>By no means do I feel entitled to equity I think she does come off as entitled. I also think she has every right to feel that way. #17 is really early. I'd go so far as to say she deserved it. It feels like ops people are generally
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by xenihn 7y ago
I expected Craigslist to be made irrelevant by FB Marketplace and apps like OfferUp, but for me, it's still the most reliable for buying and selling. I don't understand it at all.
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by xenihn 7y ago
I am assuming that Norway was chosen to provide an extreme comparison. Go ahead and compare the US to a few other developed nations. Hell, compare it to a few under-developed nations too. Hopefully you will notice a pattern.
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That's an article specifically about differences. It's even in the title. Women are being used as a contrast. They are not omitted from the majority of the discussion. That omission comes with the implication that a set of probl
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by xenihn 7y ago
Ctrl/Cmd-f "boy" 0 matches What about the boys? > Girls in 2019 tend to be risk-averse, focused on their studies and fond of their families. They are also experiencing high levels of depression and loneliness. A 2019 surve
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I don't think this conversation can proceed because I don't consider anyone who actively posts on HN as average.
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>What's in a name... Its amazing the difference a title makes. Being "a jerk" is frowned upon, its "bad" and the jerk should know better. But when its "anxiety" its met with compassion and understanding
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by xenihn 7y ago
Your definition is not what the average person is going to think of when they see or hear the term "toxic masculinity". Keep in mind that there are 3 types of people in this context: 1. People who know and understand the term as y
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by xenihn 7y ago
Not for me. Grade School: Doom 2, Quake, Warcraft 2, Diablo, Starcraft, Red Alert, HOMM 1-3, Total Annihilation Jr High - High School: Tribes (started playing it late), Warcraft 3 / DOTA, Diablo 2, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic
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by xenihn 7y ago
Do Uber and Microsoft pay as much as Facebook/Apple/Google/Netflix/Amazon? The acronym exists for a reason. I think Amazon only makes the list because of how well their stock performs, but it still deserves to be on ther
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by xenihn 7y ago
I don't have a CS degree either, and I have yet to pass so much as a FAANG phonescreen (I'm 0 for 3), but I'm both glad and grateful that the employers that pay the most also care the least about your education or past experi
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I'm pretty sure that Interview Cake is at least five years old at this point.
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by xenihn 7y ago
You forget complex things that you don't use regularly. Math, spoken languages, written languages, coding...of course you can re-learn it, and re-learning is faster than learning it for the first time. Based on speaking to my managers
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by xenihn 7y ago
>They have to take abuse from narcissistic, harrassing men The worst are narcissistic, harassing women who are presumed to be incapable of such behavior by people like you, and shielded from any consequences for their recurring bad behav
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There's more and more of if it every day thanks to ice melt.
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I know people living in $2 million+ homes in SF without AC...
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>instead of trying to function on anti-depressants Or amphetamines, which are very illegal in Japan.
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Do you mind me asking what part of California you're in? Did you end up buying a home here?
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Yeah, I've made a bunch of assumptions about what the husband is like based on what can be inferred from this article. I'll keep that to myself because I don't want to offend anyone and get downvoted, though a lot of it is dr
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by xenihn 7y ago
It is clickbait, but I can see how most expenses (including mortgage) could be covered through Airbnb in a city like Seattle. I would also think that "90% of my income" is really "90% of our income", since they're m
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by xenihn 7y ago
I'm honestly so jealous of the husband's situation. 7-figure networth before hitting 30, a 4-bedroom home in a major tech hub, and a compulsively frugal wife who is obsessed with financial planning and amplifying your shared incom
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The xcode experience is bad enough on a top-of-the-line MBP with the best peripherals (monitor, keyboard, etc) available. I say this as someone who has spent, on average, 8+ hours a day in xcode for the past four years. Maybe Apple refuses
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How did it compare to BART? I haven't had the pleasure of experiencing anything else yet.
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It's from Metal Gear Solid 2
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http://junkerhq.net/MGS2/Text.html
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Who else could wade through the sea of garbage you people produce, retrieve valuable truths and even interpret their meaning for later generations?

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