jpzisme

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by jpzisme 6y ago
That makes sense. Sweden and some of the other Nordic countries seem to crank a lot of them out. It is a bummer that a lot of startups, regardless of geography, feel the need to move once they hit a certain level. It produces brain drain an
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by jpzisme 6y ago
Why do you think this is (avoiding any anti-refugee sentiment in other comments on the thread)? I used to live in Europe and worked with many Europeans while living in the Bay Area. It seems like lots make the jump stateside. Having univers
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by jpzisme 6y ago
I'm a vim guy, but this looks very well done. Good job, y'all
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by jpzisme 6y ago
I found that doing activities not related to nerd culture really helps you connect with non-programmers. Dancing, sports, volunteering (aside from Code for America, which is great, but filled with programmers) all help. Also, regularly soci
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Introducing the New Docker Hub(blog.docker.com)
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by jpzisme 8y ago
Clicked on the article hoping for something substantial about policy to clean up fecal matter on San Francisco streets. Instead got: " a distinct work-life balance has been replaced by free food, ping pong, and services that do your la
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by jpzisme 8y ago
I'll go ahead and say the United States is the greatest country the world has ever seen. It's not perfect, but once you live in other countries for a bit, even if you enjoy the experience, you appreciate the U.S. a lot more.
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by jpzisme 8y ago
You can easily avoid this by only using Official Images and Certified Content from the Docker Store: https://store.docker.com/
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by jpzisme 8y ago
Despite partisan bickering, this is a very insightful comment that illustrates a long-standing problem in government, politics, and economics.
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by jpzisme 8y ago
Neat, bro.
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by jpzisme 8y ago
This is a very good comment and perspective. I am not a vet and don't have anything close to the experiences that it seems that you have. That being said, many of my friends and roommates from college are in active duty military positi
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by jpzisme 8y ago
Don't get down on yourself, man. I went through a job search last year and applied to ~400 companies and got strung along by several start-ups, one of which even said they were very impressed and asked when I could start, only to chang
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by jpzisme 8y ago
/r/mma is an absolute gem. /r/BlackPeopleTwitter is great as well. I'm also getting tired of these apology tours from SV people. The biggest flaw they have (aside from collecting scary amounts of data) is seemingly
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by jpzisme 9y ago
I used to work in finance as a banker. It was more prevalent there. I'd say more so with those who were based out of NYC.
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by jpzisme 9y ago
I have a daily shot of espresso at the office at 8am. It tastes good and helps me focus. Sometimes there's a happy hour on Friday. I don't drink, but some of my coworkers do in moderation. I'm sure there is a drug/party&
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by jpzisme 9y ago
Stanford one on Coursera -> https://www.coursera.org/specializations/algorithms
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by jpzisme 9y ago
I'm a bootcamp grad and am about to finish my first year as a dev at a well-known, medium size start-up in San Francisco. The advice the author gives is spot on. Taking the time after finishing the program, working through multiple alg
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by jpzisme 9y ago
What's up with all these sensational articles about Silicon Valley? Maybe the lifestyle is different as a VC, but as an engineer, this seems so disjointed from reality that it's almost farcical. I can barely get some of my coworke
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by jpzisme 9y ago
I appreciate it when people tell me that I'm wrong in a respectful manner and with solid reasoning to back it up. It's impossible to be right 100% of the time, and the only way to improve is when someone or something points out wh
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by jpzisme 9y ago
Given the choice between having to constantly fight the masses and having to sometimes fight a state that was designed to safeguard freedoms but sometimes infringes upon them, I'll take the latter. A quick look at how the natural world
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by jpzisme 9y ago
From time to time, I see very out of shape people in the gym. The only thought in my mind when I see them is, "Good on you, goddammit." However, I don't say that aloud because I don't want to put them on the spot. If any
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by jpzisme 9y ago
Probably proportion. David's right hand holding the stone is massive in comparison to his body. It draws attention to the impending conflict.
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by jpzisme 9y ago
Work through all of these tutorials on containerization and orchestration found here: https://github.com/docker-training/orchestration-workshop When running the Dockercoins example, how can you scale it up to mine as m
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by jpzisme 9y ago
This might be off, but have previously interpreted the term 10x engineer as someone who is a 10x multiplier to the team and brings the collective level of the group up by ~10x. To me, that especially doesn't correlate with cranking out