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WDCDev
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Comment #28026200
Yeah this matches up with my experience when I was working as a consultant and trying to get large organizations to buy into managed and structured changes to their enterprise IT e…
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Comment #27775570
It's when a major fund(s), bank(s) or lender(s) blows up and is followed up a successive string of failures until the "big one". Every financial crisis or recession from the last 3…
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Comment #27544600
Yep - I've ignored the many many Amazon recruiting emails I have received over the years. I have absolutely no desire to deal with their shitty employment practices and idc if it i…
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Comment #27297024
Whistleblowers have plenty of protections and can be exempted. Libel can be stated such that they only apply to private matters between individuals, where accusations that do not r…
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Comment #27296298
Yes - and it's driving people further into tribes where the only way they feel "safe" is in and around their own "kind". This isn't civilization, but a regression and if it goes on…
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Comment #27296117
> I was stunned at how someone with zero evidence and an obvious axe to grind could rally such disdain for someone else with little more than a few unsubstantiated social media pos…
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Comment #27184291
Ha! I kinda stopped paying attention to most consumer-oriented startups a few years back when some kooky poetry delivery service got a few million in funding. (I am trying to find …
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Comment #27183790
> Yes? That's what the whole article is about. Articles like this have been written for 5 years now, but the money keeps flowing into these projects. Argo, Aurora and Aptiv etc. ar…
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Comment #27183365
Has there? I can't imagine investors/corporations dumping billions, annually, into an project which won't produce a return for 40-50 years.
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Comment #27000360
It doesn't take much to be a world class Ruby developer.
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Comment #26998661
My family moved into our newly built home in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh in Oct. of last year. We were part of the first group of buyers in a relatively new plan of higher-e…
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Comment #26972282
It is for a lot of executives, especially ones which are clueless about technology or who do not have a technology background but were promoted and told to "fix the TPS submission …
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Comment #26213544
> Everybody considers themselves a designer, but it is baseless optimism that is supported by little data or precedent. Good designers are unique. Design ability is a 'talent'. Bei…
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Comment #22521859
> Use the right technology for what you're trying to build. Yep .. so if you want a rich responsive user experience, DON'T use any web technologies. GMail (AND Gsuite) is a perfect…
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Comment #19872973
I am not buying stock, but a business model that could work is renting out a percentage of their capacity to companies/startups that need to deliver goods or services to customers'…
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Comment #18990668
Layoffs happen all the time so I am not reading too much into this re. macro economics. However, I firmly believe the autonomous driving bubble will pop eventually, and you will ha…
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Comment #17729021
They think it's about gotcha questions and they think they fail because they didn't leetcode hard enough. But ... if you read some of the feedback from interviewers at "those compa…
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Comment #17038842
Contractor ... Biometrics firm. I loved this company and would still be there today had they not lost so many ppl with the draw downs in Iraq and Afgh. BTW ... this is a true story…
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Comment #17038608
In the field at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, next to old WWI style bunkers that were prob. full of mustard gas or chlorine gas 100 or so years ago, in a tiny trailer filled with serve…
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Comment #16961295
There is no one answer to this questions, and efficiency isn't always in the best interests of a "big company". Efficiency always must be tempered with risk. In startups, risk is e…
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Comment #16959453
I thought I was the only one that noticed. It's certainly makes it clear why this type of situation persists.
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Comment #16601735
I agree. I have been using it for over 20 years now, and use it almost daily in many different capacities. Excel along with the entire MS Office suite of applications is ubiquitous…
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Comment #16554797
Interview Style. Are you going to whiteboard me or do something else?
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Comment #16468025
I'll bite on your suggestion of a different process. Bring the candidate on site for a 4 hour coding session. Provide a standard list of questions the scale in difficulty. Think: 1…
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Comment #16467850
They also have a lot to lose by leaving the position unfilled for months on end. If you aren't Googlefaceapplezon, then false negatives could be as costly as false positives given …