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alansmitheebk
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Comment #20569486
1. "_experienced_ coders" are in demand, and bootcamp does not a software engineer make. 2. A lot of companies _think_ / pretend there is a shortage of skilled candidates. Those wh…
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Ask HN: Will working for online sports betting company ruin my reputation
I live in NY and am considering a role at an online sports betting company in NJ (gambling is legal in NJ). It's a legitimate company and the money is good. However, I'm worried th…
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Comment #18728893
We don't really know that BC the OP doesn't say whether or not he / she makes it to the onsite or how he / she did on code challenges, technical questions, etc. We only know that "…
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Comment #18728861
It's tempting to believe that it's not your fault and the world is out to get you but the best thing to do is figure out where you're falling short and try to fix it. Most companie…
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Comment #18719111
I would suggest reading Phillip Agee. If you believe in America's STATED ideals (which are different from its ACTUAL ideals), you will not want to work for the CIA after reading Ag…
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Comment #18537315
Amen. It's also important to be able to identify a suspected criminal at large, a missing person, or the victims of an accident. It's also necessary to properly identify people to …
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Comment #17914200
This is a great thread! From my perspective, if a job sucks, it's usually because the projects are managed poorly. Here are some things I ask to try and gauge how projects are run:…
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Comment #17674684
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Comment #17148529
Awful idea. Hire based on merit. Stop trying to enforce equality of outcomes.
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Comment #16923453
I'm 43 years old and I've struggled with chronic depression since I was about 14 or 15. It's been a long tough journey but I'm doing quite well these days. I will share what worked…
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Comment #16715654
I'm guessing that you're an introvert and being around everyone in the office is what wears you out. If this is case, try and move your desk to a quieter less crowded part of the o…
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Comment #16594345
I think the real mystery here is that it's considered a sport. Can someone explain that to me? I mop the floors in my apartment with a Swiffer all the time. No one ever shows up to…
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Comment #16565936
If I had to guess, the people who made these offensive comments about white males do not believe that their comments were racist or sexist. They have likely been taught at universi…
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Comment #16460450
we're not. No ones cares.
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Comment #16236848
Have you tried a recruiter? Every job I've ever had in tech was through a recruiter. Also where are you located? I'm guessing your location is a big part of your problem.
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Comment #15659242
No shit Sherlock.
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Ask HN: Advice for working with Indian Boss
Please understand that my question comes from a sincere place. I am not trying to incite some racist thing here. I am on my fourth week working as a contractor for a new firm. Near…
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Comment #15461822
Jeff Bezos is a bald headed cunt. I will crush his tiny shrivelled testacles.
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Comment #15388788
I don't want my family and friends to be ashamed of me. If I get the job, will people know I use PHP?
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Comment #15299624
Go back to 4chan you stupid cunt. Nobody here wants to read your idiotic shit.
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Comment #15220029
I think that any employee, whether remote or not, should see a therapist if they are suffering from depression or any other mental health issue. Hopefully your employer provides yo…
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Ask HN: What are some interesting tech trivia questions?
I'm working on a multiple-choice quiz web app for fun (and to use for code samples). The questions are trivia about programming history and other arcana (it's intended to be fun fo…
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Comment #15095569
Of course they should. Back-end developers usually build APIs. Hell, I'm a front-end developer and I can easily answer that question. The only thing I can think of is that the peop…
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Ask HN: Happy numbers in JavaScript that's readable and ESLint-able?
Hi, I'm trying to learn how to code happy numbers in JS. I've seen a bunch of examples but most are either very difficult to read / understand, use implicity declared global variab…