Life is much more fun, challenging, and the reward even more super fun when you accept that more than 90% of what I do will be rejected, or laughed and ridiculed at.
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#12Maybe was luck, but I saw many rejections ended up hired by Twitter.
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#13Maybe was luck, but I saw many rejections ended up hired by Twitter.
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#14Wait a minute. If this site is true, then everyone doesn't get everything they want out of life 100% of the time? This is fascinating!
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#15At some point, when this is the "social norm", the government is going to step in to make sure everyone feels better by incentivising the vulnerable.
Then it's a big contest for who's the vulnerable.
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#16Why you gotta tell everyone about yourself all the time?
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#17Tried to add all of mine but accidentally DoSed the site
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#18Rejecting engineers for not having memorized all parameters of everything in a language is like rejecting a writer for not knowing every word in the dictionary
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#19Rejecting engineers for not having memorized all parameters of everything in a language is like rejecting a writer for not knowing every word in the dictionary
I always got the impression the big companies reject people because their knowledge of data structures and algorithms was not good enough.