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Comment #36739124
God yes. I work in a regulated industry, and here's the flow: InfoSec raises vulnerabilities that show up on reports that get managers scared. Developers have to continually update…
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Comment #32402271
I would agree, but if you're mentoring right a lot of those problems get delegated to the junior engineers - not status meetings though.
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Comment #32401557
My previous team had zero problem onboarding people remotely. The steps are extremely simple: 1. Have a collaborative culture. This is difficult at some places. But an environment …
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Comment #31284760
Also a UT Option III student, same as you. I too regret doing the program. It just feels like such a hassle and to your point it is extremely disorganized. I will say certain instr…
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Comment #27364163
I hate this planet
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Comment #26740386
I blame the mathematicians anf the engineers.
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Comment #25705561
Sorta related, where can one find some of the latest research into self repairing machines?
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Comment #25676461
One of the great things about the US having distributed governance is that, while this occured, it was barely a blip in my life. It didn't really affect any crucial services or fac…
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Comment #25598756
While the guy above is a douche, so too are you.
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Comment #25584898
Much like people turned to Trump, people turned to alternative media because they feel the neoliberal establishment isn't telling them the 'truth.' I don't blame them, but it is wh…
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Comment #25513116
That's pretty cool. I feel like these people (who very smart people choose to lead), must be some next level incredible intellect.
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Comment #25511019
You've met Dava?
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Comment #25256067
+1 for Understanding the Weird Parts It's a good course that explains things from first principles.
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Comment #24510061
People fall for it. It's horrid, but smart from a tactical perspective. I wonder if there are resources on creating divisions. It's a very interesting social science topic.
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Comment #23971289
/sci/ is a weird place, but there are some extremely brilliant, bored minds there. They published a guide: https://sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide/ that was great for me …
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Comment #23867118
I have a peer who says this is the greatest tool ever. I mostly just use IntelliJ for compare and merges, directories are seldom a problem.
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Comment #23488286
LARPers with nothing better to do.
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Comment #23452926
It is snarky, but an accurate representation of the current climate.
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Comment #23452913
The haircut comments drive me up the wall, particularly if you know someone who owns a small business and their accompanying struggles. Economic money movement was stalled, which c…
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Comment #23447270
I think the assumption was people would be packed like sardines in protests.
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Comment #23447188
The virus does not and will never care about cause or justification.
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Comment #23436770
I am a hispanic and this is exactly how I feel. We are not pawns that need to be manipulated for social points.
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Comment #23257634
"We do know that it looks like it's a propaganda machine, and it definitely matches the Russian and Chinese playbooks, but it would take a tremendous amount of resources to substan…
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Comment #23234034
What he's saying is that BCS is in it's infancy stages as a city. It's starting to draw in more jobs.
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Comment #23063458
I'm curious about the economic impact to CA if a lot of those jobs migrate out. But CA has plenty of other industries, so they'll be fine.