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Comment #24939307
Great read. Couple thoughts: 1. Wonder what professions SWEs tend to dropout to? 2. The average earnings by degree chart is interesting. But software, being so winner takes all, pr…
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Comment #24739687
I’ve had similar thoughts. SSC did a thought experiment on this. You’ll enjoy this read: https://slatestarcodex.com/2020/03/30/legal-systems-very-dif... The article title’s a play …
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Comment #23048144
It's an imperfect measurement but I'm not sure there's a better alternative. Some people like to include stock appreciation when discussing compensation, which seems even more misl…
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Comment #23048094
10% cut across the board, 20% for VP+ and 30% for executives. No cut on equity. Lyft has left no stone unturned to save money where it makes sense. source: news + work at Lyft
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Comment #20363842
That’s neat. Reminds me of this episode of a Smart Cities podcast where someone talked of building (or built?) a Google Maps equivalent that optimized for pleasure instead of time.…
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Comment #20359774
This would only be true if all the seats in a casino are at or close to fully capacity, which in my experience isn’t true. Also only true for games with a fixed amount to bet
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Comment #20006714
Read Deep Work by Cal Newport. I’ve had problems my entire life up until the past year with self-discipline and bad habits. This book, among other factors, flipped a switch for me.…
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Comment #19387735
Google does have Fiber though I imagine the extent of that is still much lower than a full Telecoms company. I think the exceptional spending on lobbying comes from the sheer bread…
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Comment #19298521
JavaScript and TypeScript. TypeScript is a superset of JS so you can write vanilla JS in TypeScript code. Also, having worked extensively with Java, changing types is not as nearly…