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purplebutterfly

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    Comment #15554061

    a lawyers public reputation is built through the day-to-day work. Not a programmers can put their body of work on public display

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    Comment #11004194

    Have worked with COBOL on a mainframe for a large bank in NYC for the past four years. A very stable and critical application, it's nice to work with a group of established and pro…

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    Comment #10110452

    It seems fairly common to the point that 401k vesting horizons are something that can be expected. Filtering on "Vesting" against the Bloomberg data, 2 of the top 10 have similar c…

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    Comment #9646669

    NYC, living single, making a bit less than the "West Coast" salary specified. All percentages approximate, but pretty close. Breaking down the original amount provided by the compa…

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    Comment #7606550

    Fair enough. My intention was to avoid attacking the original quotation while still maintaining the actual translation.

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    Comment #7606436

    Not to be pedantic, but the Rabassa translation reads: "Many years later, as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendía was to remember that distant afternoon when his fa…

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    Comment #5073351

    Instead of skipping coffee, buy a nice travel mug (that keeps your coffee hot) and brew from home before heading out. My travel mug keeps coffee made at 7.45 warm until around 9 be…

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    Comment #5059936

    The true talent problem I see is maybe 20% solved by offshore talent. I say that because with most of these monster systems, it seems the talent comes in understanding the system y…

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    Comment #5059863

    So this is a problem I've been dealing with. Been working out of school for almost two years at a big financial firm, working on Mainframes. I would say I'm relatively lucky in ter…