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hashset

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    Comment #19410104

    Apologies, I thought it was established that some donations are highly likely bribes [0]. If you're questioning that basis I certainly don't have the interest to debate that with y…

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    Comment #19409043

    Isn't a donation (bribe) such as this itself fraud on a much more significant level? Especially for tax-funded or subsidized institutions?

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    Comment #19408888

    Meekro your pattern of saying the university is a victim here is laughable, almost like you're being paid to propagate it. You said yourself the University has been involved in thi…

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    Comment #16909678

    not to mention that the difference in money can be life-changing. it is not uncommon to see a 2-3x total comp. multiple as a "level 3" at the referenced companies compared to a sma…

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    Comment #16031172

    Perhaps the deeper problem is the lead who committed to the deliverables isn't doing a good job and should be removed.

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    Comment #13745910

    > "Was it worth it?" The proceeds go to programs promoting underrepresented genders and ethnicities in tech, I'd say that yes it is quite "worth it".

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    Comment #12631434

    I recently joined the team at Chameleon. Here's why I wanted to be a part of their story: 1. I used to be a customer and loved the product! 2. As an earlier adopter of Chameleon, I…

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    Comment #12244667

    Were you also remote? What was the interview process like?

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    Comment #12197719

    It may just be my company, but over three engineering managers on three different teams, none have had a technical background enough to do any of the "line-functions" you refer-to …

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    Comment #9179808

    Hey Salvatore. The argument could be made that he said some unfair or inappropriate things for sure--I was more speaking to the folks on this thread calling him a "complete doucheb…

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    Comment #9178120

    I listened to Matt's talk, and I was one of the break-out speakers at RedisConf 2015. I think people (and possibly Salvatore) are over-reacting slightly when claiming Matt wants to…

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    Comment #6113752

    I believe that Phil Galfond was one of the first "new-generation" players to explain the strategy with modern media (youtube, podcasts) in a way that it could be taken and applied …

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    Comment #5775994

    Awesome. Good luck!

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    Comment #5535929

    Thank you for so eloquently pointing out the elephant in the room that I've been too scared to speak about myself.

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    Comment #5428652

    I'm finishing my undergrad in CS this year and was approached by Microsoft to interview for a "Technical Evangelist" position. The only questions related to programming were: 1.) "…

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    Comment #5311054

    Did they seriously sell a Gem 'New Relic' as a diagnostic tool that flat-out makes up queuing and response latency numbers on requests to their platform? If this is true then hell …

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    Comment #4491324

    Seeing the support for this in these comments, I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry.

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    Comment #4487421

    Yeah, but this 'pedigree' being thrown around in these comments is starting to look more and more like blatant discrimination, which was something the recruiters hide pretty well.

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    Comment #4487037

    "...just because they work at Amazon, LinkedIn, Etsy or Gilt Groupe." What are you trying to say about the engineers at those companies?

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    Comment #4486928

    "DeveloperAuction.com is currently open only to employees of Facebook, Apple, Twitter, Zynga, and Google as well as Stanford & MIT graduates. If you'd like to be notified as we exp…