Mutinix

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by Mutinix 22d ago
To equate immigrants who have followed due process to a homeless person insisting on staying in a property owner's living room is appalling. It's understandable for everyone to have varying views on immigration and immigrants, but
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by Mutinix 9y ago
> Good CS fundamentals are important Yes they are. Except, these interviews aren't testing for that. Finding the maximum sum subarray isn't testing for any fundamental. > Just because someone wrote an impressive framework o
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by Mutinix 9y ago
> why would I want to hire you over someone who has seen a computer before? Because, you know, they invented Ruby on Rails and Homebrew? Incredible, really. You were so adamant on being hostile that you managed to put yourself over Max H
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by Mutinix 9y ago
Maybe he's being hyperbolic, maybe not. But that's entirely besides the point. I'm absolutely certain that there are many, many engineers who failed interviews because they couldn't write a zig-zag string and could yet c
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by Mutinix 9y ago
It's unfortunate, but all the companies are doing this. Here's what a Google lead said in a tweet: > Hello, my name is Tim. I'm a lead at Google with over 30 years coding experience and I need to look up how to get length
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by Mutinix 9y ago
Bezos is one of the investors.
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by Mutinix 9y ago
BuzzFeed News is very good. The money they make from monetizing their meme-y content helps with their journalism.
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by Mutinix 13y ago
I chuckled when I read this but then I actually went and looked it up. What do you know, it is there! Rocky IV - https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/rocky-iv/id278077103
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by Mutinix 13y ago
Would it be possible for you to send me an invite? This is the first time I've come across this site, but it seems interesting. I'm a developer, but I've liked the discussions I've read here so far. Thank you!
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by Mutinix 13y ago
Have there been many cases of this? I mean, I know people who can't wear 3D glasses for long, people who can't stay in front of a computer screen for very long and so on. So is it a problem with the technology? On an unrelated not
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by Mutinix 13y ago
Thanks for the reply! I was just curious, so apologies if I sounded rude there.
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by Mutinix 13y ago
Hi Thomas, can you provide me with your email so I can get in touch with you? I'm interested in applying as an intern but I have some questions. Thanks!
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by Mutinix 13y ago
I came across your site a couple of weeks ago. Just wanted to know if you guys have plans on expanding to other countries any time soon or accepting remote freelancers?
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by Mutinix 13y ago
I signed up on the website last month and haven't received a reply either. It would be good to know if it's a yes, a no or a maybe.
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by Mutinix 14y ago
"though in this case, over a tweet, you're probably right" Well, maybe not: https://twitter.com/zeeg/status/294305445521268736
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by Mutinix 14y ago
You can take the course for free, but you won't get credit for it. From the Udacity blog: "Living up to our promise to always provide a free path to high-quality education, we are also offering these courses free of charge as conventional M
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by Mutinix 14y ago
I'm genuinely curious to know when and where the trend of naming companies or products by removing the vowels or random letters from a word started from. I've seen it in a number of places. Why? Is it because if they use the full word, it b
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by Mutinix 14y ago
From my understanding of the comment, he wasn't blaming the customer. Rather, he's trying to say that people shouldn't rush to buy the revision A (or version 1 or 1st generation or whatever) of an Apple product. Instead, wait for the initia
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by Mutinix 14y ago
All Coursera courses are deadline based. Some of the courses remove their material at the end of the course. Others, such as the database one, are later opened up as self-study but do not offer a certificate of completion. In the case of ed
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Udacity Introduces Four New Classes(blog.udacity.com)
6 points by Mutinix 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mutinix 14y ago
Right, maybe he doesn't know what everyone wants. But shouldn't the users decide that for themselves? Why put so many restrictions to prevent users from installing 3rd party applications?
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by Mutinix 14y ago
I have a similar concern with this. It's too easy for a scammer to just walk away with an object. Invest a small amount, run away with an object of far greater value.
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by Mutinix 14y ago
If you don't mind, I have a lot of questions about this. * The idea is to get x unknown people to pool in for an object, correct? Imo, you're relying a lot on people being honest. What's to stop a person from never passing on the object? Fu
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by Mutinix 14y ago
Sort of like If This Then That but with a wider range of uses, right? Sounds interesting. Also, I don't get the last bit - How would you know if a user is honestly updating the request or not?
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The Difference Between Udacity And Other Online Education Startups(gauravjhaveri.tumblr.com)
1 points by Mutinix 14y ago|0 comments
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by Mutinix 14y ago
You have Code School in there twice. Awesome site, btw!
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by Mutinix 14y ago
This is ridiculously good. I would sign up for all of these courses if I had the time to. It's been a while since I've been this excited about learning.
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by Mutinix 14y ago
This is ridiculously good. I would sign up for all of these courses if I had the time to. I have signed up for three courses from Udacity, so I guess I'll take a few Coursera courses once I'm done with them. I'll also have a lot more time i
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by Mutinix 14y ago
Udacity. http://www.udacity.com/overview/Course/cs262
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by Mutinix 14y ago
Great game! Although there was a problem with the leaderboard. A couple of times the leaderboard showed up only for a fraction of a second and then disappeared. I'm assuming it took too long to load and by that time the next round started.

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