MathCodeLove

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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
No. No one is entitled to another humams time, energy, and effort.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Wow! That's crazy. As a relatively Jr dev still early in my career, any recommendations for differentiating myself from those people on my resume/portfolio? I have a github, is that enough or are these people plagarizing github re
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I don't disagree, but that's not what was said.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, what do you mean when you say many/most candidates on the market are poor developers? Seems crazy that a majority of people applying for any position lack the requisite ability to actually fufull the positions re
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I've had the impression that "Web3" is essentially a marketing buzzword without much real weight behind it. From a technological standpoint, how is it significantly different from "Web2"? Seems to me like it's
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Saying they do no psychological harm is quite am extreme statement and is just blatantly untrue. I tend to agree that these drugs should be dicriminalized, but you're doing the exact same thing thats been done with marijuana where th
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Once again pundits turn an economic issue into a social one. No one is entitled to anything. Are you "entitled" to subsidized healthcare by virtue of being born in a European country? No, you're not, it's just a conseque
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Why would they invest in such great infrastructure for amazon.com if they're just going to sell that infrastructure to competitors?
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
It's not temporary if the sentiment expressed in your original comment is widely shared. Remember, you said: > The only thing that needs doing during war is be safe and support others. If a single firm goes out of business sure, no
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Except people not in the war still need to eat and survive. Maybe it wouldn't matter on a global scale if some small software firm somewhere goes out of business, but it sure as hell matters to the business owner and their family, and
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
It's not quite that binary. There are times where your approach is the best one, likely more times than not. But there are also situations in which it'd be advantageous to provide some concrete figure/estimate in the moment
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Ah yes they should have put their plans on hold so they could interview someone they don't yet know or have any reason to trust. After all, everyone know that these companies are in business for the convienence of their (potential) emp
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I often wonder at the thought process of these people. Not attacking OP directly, but it seems incredibly self-centered and narrow-minded to think "Wow I cant believe this person didn't drop everything and completely abandon all r
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Ask HN: How do you feel about Indeed's reported entry level SWE salary?
6 points by MathCodeLove 5y ago|9 comments
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I would think that's still not as accurate as the above examples. That implies a form of intended malice and wish to do harm at no personal gain. If the factory in which my car is manufactured happens to employ children that doesn&#x27
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
> $ cp ./russia/mil/intelligence ./Desktop
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I disagree and your comparisons aren't accurate. A more accurate comparison would he to say its like "I'm going to ride my bike to work once a week" or "I'll pick up trash at the local park once a week".
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Yes. They do a poor job of the above and I still stand by what I said.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
There's a good deal that I feel is lacking, but a big issue is the lack of continuity of documentation between Phoenix's component parts. If I want to build a CRUD app with Rail, Django, or Laravel, then I can get all the informat
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
I'd add Phoenix to the list when it gets its documentation in the same echelon as that of Rails or Laravel. It may be as productive if you already know how to use it, but good luck building anything non-trivial on your own if you don&#
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Suggestions for a rock solid <$50 phone? Been wanting to buy a few for hands on application testing.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
The point wasn't about how lifetaking the techology is/isn't. The point was that it's new, and therefore expensive.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Im a software engineer, the last thing I want to do is take days waiting for X part to arrive, then spend hours figuring out how to remove/install X part without breaking my machine worse. If I wanted to tinker, I'd buy a Raspbery
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
> people love it Like, a lot of people? I don't know anyone who's even been intrigued enough to buy it, and an overwhelming majority of feedback I hear online is negative.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Ah, the old "If you disagree with me then you're a racist". Please don't engage if you aren't going to engage in good faith, we're not on Reddit. I'm happy to be called wrong, but not if you're going
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
> Cost of living is irrelevant when the cost of certain goods like iPhones, computers, Internet subscriptions and other things is fundamentally determined by strong markets like USA or EU.
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
That's just what a PR department coordinating a social media influence campaign would say. /s (but not really)
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
>"It is okay to pay wages below what we could live on to foreigners in other countries because their cost of living is lower" FTFY. But, yes? How is that controversial? >And I suppose you should also add they must stay there
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
If it was "our" citizens getting paid near (US) minimum wage to sit at home and monitor a robot all day then yes, I'd still be all for it. Teenage me would have much preferred that to fast food, and even adult me would happil
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by MathCodeLove 5y ago
Those "exploited workers" probably made decent money relative to the cost of living in their location, and they got to do it from the comfort of a computer instead of hard labor in the sun, which is what someone in their same soci

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