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Comment #24652801
Full Stack engineer with 15 years exp. Location: Bangalore, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: .Net, MSSQL, Oracle, MySQL, ESB (WSO2, Oracle Fusion MW). Have w…
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Comment #22566808
I think this is applicable to not just CEOs, but project managers and engineers too. Some PMs and Devs just cant function when things cool down.
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Comment #21861652
I know it is a difficult ask for commenters to tell where they are from, but most answers wouldn't make sense unless that information is given. I would have completely different mo…
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Comment #21761595
Can't the knocker-upper just use an alarm clock?
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Comment #21480529
By we do you mean software engineering in general or bay area? Asking because most people commenting on hn tend to assume the entire universe is just the sf bay area.
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Comment #21460011
Did you mean UPS brown?
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Comment #20411639
Haha, this would be an ideal example of first world problems!!
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Comment #20304009
US mouths eat more than asian and african. Source : https://ourworldindata.org/food-per-person
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Comment #20130447
I know its frowned upon to ask why you are being downvoted, but honestly I would like some feedback on why the comment is being downvoted. The commenter I was replying to, it seeme…
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Comment #20124941
Yes, the Zero Rupee Note does not achieve anything at all. For e.g. if a traffic cop stops you, the first thing he does is that he takes your driver license. Good luck getting it b…
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Comment #20124471
Also, poorly written application logic.
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Comment #20124310
In my experience with enterprise applications, we hit database bottlenecks only if you are doing aggregate operations over millions of records or firing 'like' queries over varchar…
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Comment #20121801
He does define takers in the very next paragraph.
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Comment #20121799
Maybe you missed the part where he defines takers. Here's the part : >Then there are people who come along with a sword, or a gun, or taxes, or crony capitalism, or Communism, or w…
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Comment #20092578
There is no beauty in it, you need to understand power play and how it manifests in real life. The official is taking bribe, because you have a need for some thing to be done and h…
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Comment #20082641
The entire watch is 10$.
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Comment #19725225
I was responding to : >since Hindus cremate, they don't bury. Which seems a pretty blanket statement to me. There are other beliefs which many hindus believe are a core part of Hin…
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Comment #19716952
Hinduism is so diverse and varies by region, that any blanket statement you make about it has a very high chance of being incorrect!
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Comment #19551358
This form of reasoning is very common but very confused IMO. Logically thinking, everyone would want to keep more money. I don't know why a rational thinking entity would try to ma…
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Comment #19469154
But am I correct in my assumption that you have never paid taxes yet? :) Any one who has ever been on a payroll will know that the basic component is dynamic. Also I don't know any…
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Comment #19460268
Sorry, dont want to sound too negative, but the tax calculator is so simple it doesn't handle even the most basic stuff. I am guessing you have never paid tax at the income tax web…
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Comment #19452513
I am not sure if you have handled this or even if it is possible to handle the fact that the "basic" component of the salary is not a fixed percentage of the CTC. So two people wit…
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Comment #19224928
It would be interesting, if you could give a proof by induction!
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Comment #19196821
Have you tried reproducing this with other headphones, 2 channel ones etc.
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Comment #18661615
Mounting requires other ports to be opened, which no sysadmin will do on the internet. Ssh on the other hand can be started on a non standard port.