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mawburn
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Comment #22901654
It's on there. You have to scroll.
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Comment #20941214
> which is about ~110k a year $310 * 5 days a week * 52 weeks a year = $80,600
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Comment #20812697
I used to name projects of funny names, but then I started realizing that I had no idea what other people's cute names were for their projects. We have one in our company named rig…
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Comment #20710750
My favorite interview experience was when I passed a live coding exercise on Monday and had time to optimize, then completely failed the exact same problem on Friday with a differe…
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Comment #20384282
Please don't move the goalpost. My comment was responding to your comment about average tenure, not unions specifically. You didn't raise any questions on how unions played into av…
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Comment #20384096
Its employee choice. People get bored, they get tired of processes, and there are plenty of companies willing to hire them that will allow them to try something new, do something d…
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Comment #20384042
Maybe unionization needs a disrupt? I'm not against unionization in a lot of industries, but it just doesn't make sense in its current form for the tech scene or any other high dem…
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Comment #20127365
That could have been it, but when they pivoted they had a very complete beta product. Probably more to do with investor pressure or something along those lines. I think Blue Mars w…
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Comment #20126082
There was an up and comer a few years back called Blue Mars, that was shaping up to be something really cool. It allowed content creators a great deal of control over their virtual…
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Comment #19807526
Well, we went through the transition at my last job so I kind of have some incite. We had 3 or 4 people on my project who had came over from Invision, who are a fully remote compan…
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Comment #19797730
Having people work remote in a non-remote culture is a completely different experience than working with a fully remote culture. If the entire team/division/org doesn't fully embra…
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Comment #19584140
Also generates less clicks. I probably wouldn't have clicked this if it said "most job cuts in a quarter since 2015". I also feel like the scale of this graph makes this look a lot…
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Comment #19547149
If you ask questions that are relative to the job and something you might run into or someone asking you for help, then that is different. But, I've personally never been asked the…
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Comment #19543923
Is it amazing that they can't do them at all, or they can't do them in the spotlight in a totally unfamiliar? I have a strong feeling that most of the people you think fall in the …
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Comment #19514042
Sorry, but I don't see how this is relevant to what the other person said. Important or not, if you're too tired for sex then wtf are you going to do with an infant?
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Comment #19301935
I mean, the iPhone was kind of the only good smartphone that was actually a "smart phone", when it came out. There was nothing even remotely comparable until they were a few years …
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Comment #19135526
Redux definitely adds an extra layer of complexity to a project and a lot more boilerplate. That is what lead to Dan's famous blog post "You Might Not Need Redux" from 2016. https:…
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Comment #19095704
My favorite ships are faction frigs and T1 Cruisers/BCs, by far. They are the most fun to fly and if you pick your fights you'll easily beat bling.