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by funnystories 3y ago
I have been in both sides of the equation. As an employee, it happened three times. 1. I got fired when the product got acqui-hired. I didn't have a significant exit or anything like that. He explained to me that they could only keep t
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by funnystories 3y ago
all the stories are real. i just try to really anonymize them.
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by funnystories 3y ago
For several years, I worked at a fairly large company as the CTO. All C-level executives (and some managers) had G-suite accounts, and all executive meetings or calls were to be on the shared calendar, allowing anyone to enter any call with
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by funnystories 3y ago
another story that i just remembered: I met a guy, at the time the boyfriend of a friend of mine. We hanged out a few times, mostly in his place. He lived in a giant house with a big garden around it. His family was italian and most of them
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by funnystories 3y ago
Two stories: 1. Once I was working at a mobile app shop. We basically had 3 or 4 models of apps and would customize for clients: a clickable map with information for convention center, a menu for restaurants, a service ordering template for
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by funnystories 3y ago
the method I used (I barely remember the details) is similar to this one https://scholar.archive.org/work/idi3kpcrlbfpvkxfxxf5tqr3om
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by funnystories 3y ago
thank you for the suggestion, but it was just an undergraduate paper written in ~2014. I don't see any relevance in publishing it now.
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by funnystories 3y ago
when i was on college, i wrote a simple system to make corrections on text based on some heuristics for a class. then, the teacher of the class suggested me to write a paper describing the system for a local conference during the summer, wi