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quantum_nerd
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About quantum_nerd
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Comment #16186244
Github Gist, Bear Note taking app(hashtags, hierarchical ordering, etc) and sometimes jrnl cli tool
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Comment #15934081
https://learnpythonthehardway.org/
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Comment #15802139
popular here in Seattle as well.
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Comment #15450831
LoFi Instrumental Hip-Hop on Spotify(there are a few playlists), always puts me in the flow zone.
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Comment #12409452
more like a curated list of 404 pages amiright?
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Comment #12252314
Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future to my college best friend as a birthday gift.
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Comment #12188256
Seattle isn't on the list. So yea, not a serious list :P
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Comment #12144777
1. "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. Taught me how to be more productive and simplify thinking about productivity. One of the books I re-read every ye…
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Comment #12037172
wow! ok I am not even sure if there is a way to refute this without sounding angry...like, what part of anti-discrimination laws don't you like? the fact that marginalized groups c…
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Comment #11895297
Getting a quality 7 hours of sleep every night, 7 days a week...oh and giving up alcohol(or at least drink only on weekends) which is easier said than done.
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Comment #11824044
this is potentially an amazing idea, especially for those of us who work in polyglot systems. However, a search as simple as "queue in java" returns no result?
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Comment #11815735
Location: Seattle,WA Remote : OK Willing to Relocate : Yes Technologies : Ruby(Chef), Java, Python, Cloud, Systems Administration(UNIX/Linux and Windows), Git, DevOps. Resume/CV: C…
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Comment #11798195
I think we have lost touch with the reason we invented technology in the first place: which was to increase human productivity, not to remove the human from the equation altogether…
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Comment #11798064
Corporations exist mostly because of consumerism, though. Once those "humans" are not able to work and in turn, spend their money buying crap from corporations, then...?
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Comment #11787061
Dear Facebook, you can track me all over the net all you want. I am just not buying shit.
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Comment #11757071
Well, tell you what and I hope this helps: my first internship required 3.0 gpa. Mine that semester was 2.98 (exactly like yours). Not only did I interview and get the internship, …
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Comment #11754635
Sometimes I even ask myself: “you only hire the best…at what exactly?” there is difference between having a fancy degree/accolades and actually contributing meaningfully to your wo…
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Comment #11731231
Wouldn't just be easier to talk to your hiring manager/recruiter? usually if you are a really good candidate, they tend to overlook formalities like a 3.0 gpa. Those are not set in…
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Comment #11636327
Boeing and Microsoft make useless products?! lol
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Comment #11612532
sounds like an awesome place to work!
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Comment #11581975
very true...
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Comment #11581851
While I do agree with the OP that the tech hiring process "might" be broken, I noticed a pattern in his interviews: it seems to me like a self-fulfilling prophecy. From the get go,…
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Comment #11566716
I moved from Atom to VS Code for Ruby programming. My machine isn't the fastest around and VS Code has improved my productivity significantly after switching from slow Atom. Before…