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aggieben
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About aggieben
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Comment #35804603
Can you share comp range?
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Comment #25757350
Copy to another hard drive. Guess twice. Wipe hard drive. Rinse, wash, repeat. Infinite guesses.
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Comment #25489393
As an individual, I almost always would choose a language I already know comfortably, and every other factor would come after that - unless I were setting out to learn something ne…
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Comment #25333514
> I am much more interested in talking about steps we can take to mitigate and prevent misinformation while preserving free speech. How do you even categorize misinformation when w…
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Comment #25072558
ASP.NET is pretty bare bones, all by itself. It's pretty much just a simple pipeline of request handlers with DI support (which is also optional). MVC, routing, Razor - all unneces…
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Comment #24282469
+1 for choosing .NET Core. I'm right there with you. Extra points for F#.
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Comment #24282450
Not at all. Keep in mind that YC startups are birthed from a very narrow slice of the tech world. .NET Core is very, very good tech and unless you need something super niche, there…
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Comment #24282383
This would be more interesting if YC didn't have a strong inherent bias toward these particular languages. In other words: these are the results because this is what YC picks and f…
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Comment #15928573
This is incorrect. Firstly, it's 10 per second. Secondly, it shouldn't be all that hard to imagine "side chains" or even "local-party networks" being built to handle transactions a…
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Comment #14857500
This is very old news. We've been doing this in the US for at least 15 years.
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Comment #14148042
I've seen some employers keep an "unlimited vacation" policy with strongly-suggested (i.e., mandatory?) minimums like 3 weeks a year. Having minimums would probably help with this …
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Comment #14106484
I did talk to someone on the phone, and she indicated that this position is onsite. :-(
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Comment #14038754
Why the downvote? The listing doesn't specify. Not sure how else one would clarify without asking.
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Comment #14032686
I lived there for an internship once, and I totally agree. But: moving just ain't happenin' for me :-) Happy hunting!
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Comment #14028059
Very interesting - on-site only?
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Comment #14027682
Remote? Super interested, but not relocating.
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Comment #12257493
They appear to only publish it by ISP. Part of my problem is not knowing comprehensively what ISPs serve my area, so I need to look it up by zip code or city.
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Comment #12256492
1. When will someone build a tool like this and then open up the measurements data? A speed-measuring tool would be infinitely more useful if we could investigate the results beyon…
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Comment #12219702
I would pay a hefty premium for a well-done dumb pipe.
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Comment #12199097
I find exactly the opposite in my circle of influence: my conservative friends are actually more open to arguments from people who disagree with them, and are more likely to _under…
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Comment #12145027
I used to work defense, and with a few exceptions, I always thought most people who worked at the company could have been remote without much problem. It's really not that hard to …
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Comment #12145003
Stack Exchange (now Stack Overflow) has a lot of remotes. I'm not sure what the exact ratio is, but it's not too far off from 50/50 (in engineering, anyway).
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Comment #12144995
Have you considered letting your senior people, whom you apparently trust to be remote, mentor your juniors remotely ?
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Comment #12144977
Yep. I bet this covers 95% of cases.