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evilhaskeller
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Comment #10007591
Could you share the question with us? Forgive my skepticism, but I have been battle-hardened by some pretty bad horror stories. I work at a Big 4, we see a lot of fresh graduates c…
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Ask HN: What questions would you ask to an incredibly talented engineer?
Hello HN, I am an engineer in the valley working for a big tech company. I am a rather recent graduate, and I have a strong interest in infrastructure/data engineering. Tomorrow, I…
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Comment #10001159
I remember an IRC channel about security in the early 2000s. Somehow we started discussing government surveillance, and someone mentioned ECHELON. People's reactions were interesti…
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Comment #9998723
> Feeding Forward is looking for people who are hungry. At first, I thought this was a metaphor, but clearly it isn't: > Please note these internships are based in SF and are unpai…
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Comment #9992676
I do deny that there are rising tensions. However, before I continue, I would like to highlight that those numbers are coming from a non-gov that have a pretty infamous record, as …
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Comment #9992548
I think you have addressed the core of the issue. Criminality isn't tied to race, or religion but to an individual's socio-economic background. Poor people are more likely to commi…
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Comment #9992473
> The bigger problem is that average Joe doesn't give a sht. As long as the refugee/immigrant is not there, to get his job* he doesn't care. When he finally arrives and takes his j…
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Comment #9992377
> France is openly against Muslims (due to the recent events, Charlie Hedbo, etc.). What? There is certainly a growing anti-islamism (political movement who supports using the Qran…
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Comment #9992338
Please read HN's guidelines on comments' quality.
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Comment #9992331
My family also emigrated to the West in the 90s, fleeing war and misery. I empathize with the refugees, but I do not think that Europe should let such a steady flow of people into …
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Comment #9988394
As a French living in the US, I share your sentiment. Western Europe's quality of life is ridiculously high, I am not sure if that is reflected very much in the way we measure QoL …