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rcurry
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Comment #44482514
It’s funny, I don’t know anything about the industry but back in around 1999 I was working for a trading firm and we used to love hiring talent out of one of the big game companies…
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Comment #44468373
I worked for a very successful “dot com” back in the day. EverQuest was like the crack pipe for the tech crowd, people actually got divorced over addictions to it.
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Comment #44460200
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am stuck with Hacker News.
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Comment #41094900
For the win.
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Comment #41083337
It was on the thirtieth interview when things went south. While excitedly explaining how they’d just scaled a business to eight million users the candidate casually picked up a shr…
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Comment #41083263
Yikes! If any of my previous CEOs caught me spending “months” making a hiring decision I’d be toast.
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Comment #41007461
That’s great to hear, and thanks for the link to the map.
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Comment #41000165
For me, ham was about off grid communications. Back in the day I used to do a lot of backpacking and this was before cell phones. New Mexico had this incredible repeater network th…
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Comment #40331371
Wat? CS is crawling with cheaters. Totally sucks. I can’t wait for the day when we have enough bandwidth that the entire game can be rendered on the server side and you just get a …
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Comment #39937171
This. I used to jump at a DZ in the Midwest that has been in operation for like thirty years and had, I think, only one fatality. But we had great safety people in charge and were …
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Comment #39937110
The thing that makes tandem jumps potentially more dangerous is that the gear is completely different from a regular sport rig - so it’s important to ask how many tandem jumps your…
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Comment #39556572
Ah, okay - thanks for the additional detail. Makes a little more sense now.
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Comment #39545382
You sound like one of those guys who can’t figure out why he gets speeding tickets when everyone else gets a warning.
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Comment #39545136
Not trying to be a jerk, believe me, but try it some time. Deer have this mysterious ability to f*cking vanish during hunting season. In one town I lived in 3M had a plant with a l…
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Comment #39545041
Uh, okay. I guess it’s because he was enlisted to try and recover a dead or wounded animal and was not out shooting them that I find this ridiculous. He wasn’t a hunter, and wasn’t…
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Comment #39544833
Me too. I’ve lived in a small town and know how that works. I accidentally shot a deer one time when I was out hunting coyotes but the warden knew me and so I got “taking game out …
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Comment #39544688
I guess, and give me some rope here because I’m not a deer hunter, it’s that trophy bucks make more trophy bucks.. if you make it easy to cull them then you lose the next generatio…
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Comment #39544367
I’m a predator hunter and do most of my hunting at night. The reason they don’t want you using lights is that deer are mostly crepuscular creatures and so jacklighting them gives y…
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Comment #39544273
I have to agree with you. This whole thing is bananas - it’s not like you have some good ol’ boys jacklighting deer and shooting them. It just sounds like some guy who was excited …
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Comment #38492682
Salad fingers was good, but nothing tops the Spoilsbury Toast Boy.
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Comment #38433524
Samson makes great mics. I’ve had a CO1U for years and it sounds terrific.
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Comment #37992735
I’m starting to understand just how broken the hiring process in tech has become.
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Comment #37923175
Reminds me of the whole “Artist formerly known as Prince” thing, Twitter was a brand and renaming it to X is just stupid. Oh well.
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Comment #37710904
Good old RS-232 - my first programming job was working for a company called Digiboard that made RS-232 concentrators for companies that were running hundreds of terminals over that…