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Comment #21449385
The only companies worth fining are rich as F, unless you plan to take 10% of market cap they won't care. The other companies will just go bankrupt, which might be desirable.
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Comment #21435558
Agreed. The main point is that a CS degree is not a proxy for success in all things that require code. I like to keep in mind that a BS in CS only demonstrates the ability to study…
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Comment #21431702
Totally agree with your last statement. I've fired more CS degree programmers than self learners.
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Comment #21431690
Your second point is only true if you add a constraint to learn alone, nothing wrong with seeking out other self learners. Salary is generally true but that really depends on your …
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Comment #21404086
Isn't video of putins predecessor with prostitutes part of his rise to power?
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Comment #21348627
Maybe your questions are not appropriate for stack overflow, do you mind linking your profile or sharing the questions?
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Comment #21319981
The motivation is always the ability to sell ads against the results.
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Comment #21319955
The only idea i have is to turn it into a REIT.
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Comment #21241748
I'm currently pricing out a new home workstation build, not looking at intel parts.
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Comment #21176787
It's not a policy problem, stop blaming the government for the stupid decisions of individuals. It's a market problem, if renters said I'm not paying 1600 per month then the rent w…
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Comment #21154085
When the city i live in announced they were deploying these readers i got a response from our police chief, he advised me that refusal to install them would result in their departm…
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Comment #21103533
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Comment #21095934
Stupid if your client is guilty and you trust the database, not so stupid if your client insists they are innocent and the database governance processes are suspect.
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Comment #21088234
This should be a law, not a rule. How do we push this into law, so there are consequences when the databases are abused?
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Comment #21088222
It seems like any competent defense attorney would insist on resampling, or alternatively insist this evidence thrown out duebto lack of chain of custody. Signed, not a lawyer.
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Comment #21084446
I don't use chrome any longer, firefox for the win.
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Comment #21012111
No work, no compensation, seems reasonable.