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Comment #8867473
That still wouldn't be evidence that recruiters are trying to hire actual entry level positions. I'm not saying that they aren't, but simply that the post was not really very solid…
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Comment #8846011
Stated right in the quote you copied "entry-level talent". Are you entry level? If not, then your recruiting emails mean little. If yes, then your assessment of other entry-level p…
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Comment #8827516
Is it so inconceivable that one might trust error reports to third parties, but not secret keys?
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Comment #8827500
This is not always an option; the argument applies as well to using tools written by others that expect secrets to be provided in an environment variable. The AWS SDK is a popular …
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Comment #8585239
It will be interesting to see if it actually works this time around; just having a new interface for deregistering from iMessage does not convince me that it will solve the issues.…
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Comment #8021194
No, he made a link to cite that 128 kb * 60 / 8 = 0.94 MB
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Comment #7688437
You'd probably be interested in this feature, which does exactly what you're asking for: http://www.strava.com/routes
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Comment #7587959
Do you mean Alameda county, or actually on Alameda, the island? If the former, I live in Alameda county, so that wouldn't explain it. If Alameda the island, why would costs be lowe…
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Comment #7587712
I'm skeptical of his estimated electricity cost; as a Bay Area resident, $0.12/kwh seemed low, so at first I thought he might be in an area of the country with lower energy costs, …
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Comment #7335315
"[Java]’s used for everything, from web apps to games. Almost everything except embedded device software, and perhaps high performance parallel computation software." Apparently ha…
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Comment #5013806
It seems to me that the same logic could be used to argue that there is no money in software. I think we can all agree that's pretty bogus, right?
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Comment #4594745
Perhaps I'm missing something, but it seems like what this post describes isn't so much "test driven development" as "testing". Rigor of the data analysis aside, unless I misread, …
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Comment #4539603
From the actual Wealthfront page: "I illustrate the importance of growing the size of the pie to one’s share of pie to my entrepreneurship students at the Stanford Graduate School …
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Comment #4517740
Visualizing these numbers is a good idea, but this is a terrible execution. - The line segments go in different directions, making it unnecessarily difficult to visually determine …