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by hashset 8y ago
Apologies, I thought it was established that some donations are highly likely bribes [0]. If you're questioning that basis I certainly don't have the interest to debate that with you. Assuming you agree on this premise, then I cer
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by hashset 8y ago
Isn't a donation (bribe) such as this itself fraud on a much more significant level? Especially for tax-funded or subsidized institutions?
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by hashset 8y ago
not to mention that the difference in money can be life-changing. it is not uncommon to see a 2-3x total comp. multiple as a "level 3" at the referenced companies compared to a small one.
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by hashset 9y ago
Perhaps the deeper problem is the lead who committed to the deliverables isn't doing a good job and should be removed.
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by hashset 10y ago
> "Was it worth it?" The proceeds go to programs promoting underrepresented genders and ethnicities in tech, I'd say that yes it is quite "worth it".
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by hashset 10y ago
I recently joined the team at Chameleon. Here's why I wanted to be a part of their story: 1. I used to be a customer and loved the product! 2. As an earlier adopter of Chameleon, I saw the problem the technology is solving and we were
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by hashset 10y ago
Were you also remote? What was the interview process like?
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by hashset 10y ago
It may just be my company, but over three engineering managers on three different teams, none have had a technical background enough to do any of the "line-functions" you refer-to to occasionally demonstrate technical expertise.
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by hashset 12y ago
Hey Salvatore. The argument could be made that he said some unfair or inappropriate things for sure--I was more speaking to the folks on this thread calling him a "complete douchebag" and other pretty derogatory things without see
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by hashset 12y ago
I listened to Matt's talk, and I was one of the break-out speakers at RedisConf 2015. I think people (and possibly Salvatore) are over-reacting slightly when claiming Matt wants to take over the project. What I got out of the talk was
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by hashset 13y ago
I believe that Phil Galfond was one of the first "new-generation" players to explain the strategy with modern media (youtube, podcasts) in a way that it could be taken and applied in your own game without too much hassle.
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by hashset 13y ago
Awesome. Good luck!
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by hashset 13y ago
Thank you for so eloquently pointing out the elephant in the room that I've been too scared to speak about myself.
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by hashset 13y ago
I'm finishing my undergrad in CS this year and was approached by Microsoft to interview for a "Technical Evangelist" position. The only questions related to programming were: 1.) "Describe Polymorphism" and 2.) "What are the differences b
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by hashset 14y ago
Did they seriously sell a Gem 'New Relic' as a diagnostic tool that flat-out makes up queuing and response latency numbers on requests to their platform? If this is true then hell yes they need to refund all their customers!
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An Intro to AI student's attempt to conceptualize Machine-Learning(chris-whitten.appspot.com)
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by hashset 14y ago
Seeing the support for this in these comments, I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry.
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by hashset 14y ago
Yeah, but this 'pedigree' being thrown around in these comments is starting to look more and more like blatant discrimination, which was something the recruiters hide pretty well.
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by hashset 14y ago
"...just because they work at Amazon, LinkedIn, Etsy or Gilt Groupe." What are you trying to say about the engineers at those companies?
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by hashset 14y ago
"DeveloperAuction.com is currently open only to employees of Facebook, Apple, Twitter, Zynga, and Google as well as Stanford & MIT graduates. If you'd like to be notified as we expand, please contact us." Only Stanford and MIT graduates