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Comment #15614385
I am in a very similar situation (outrageous exchange rates from by Canadian bank). Do you use TransferWise to transfer between your own accounts in a Canadian bank or from your US…
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Comment #14153201
Strange article. Does one really need to do data analysis to see that it is simply natural for large tests to be more flaky? All else being equal large tests perform more operation…
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Comment #14074530
My experience with large customers in my previous startup was that they do all those things: they want demos, they ask for large volume discounts, they wants custom features and a …
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Comment #12850614
Yes, being autonomous is one of the most important traits I look for when hiring for my team (Disclaimer: I lead a distributed engineering team of 22). Whether you are can be a goo…
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Comment #10703181
Full time | 100% remote | Senior Android Engineer | ezhome Inc., a Silicon Valley startup. http://www.ezhome.com/careers/ -- About ezhome Inc -- ezhome aims to become the #1 truste…
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Comment #10703128
Full time | 100% remote | Python Backend Engineer | ezhome Inc., a Silicon Valley startup. http://www.ezhome.com/careers/ -- About ezhome Inc -- ezhome aims to become the #1 truste…
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Comment #10361364
CLU was way ahead of most of the mainstream languages of 80s. I remember that coding the compiler for generics and Pascal-like unit system I added on top of the standard spec was q…
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Comment #10360824
This reminded me the good old days when I was writing a CLU compiler based on the spec found in the russian translation of Liskov's Abstraction and Specification book. :-)