nluqo

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by nluqo 11y ago
Though it's a clear transition, I'm sure there are plenty of EEs left. I wouldn't expect too many to use this site though. Myself, I wanted to be a programmer my whole life but convinced myself not to in college, went EE&#x2F
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by nluqo 15y ago
The last time he took options was 2003. His total compensation for the last 8 years has been $1/year.
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by nluqo 15y ago
Very true. Unless we are talking about Steve Jobs.
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by nluqo 15y ago
CEO to the Board: please give me 1 dollar in compensation.
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by nluqo 15y ago
A reply-all debacle occurred where I was a consultant a couple years back (at a quasi-government corporation with 5000 employees). In this case, "Should we really expect..." is like saying "should we really expect people to read a dozen ema
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by nluqo 15y ago
This seems strangely familiar: http://www.businessinsider.com/if-youre-an-average-worker-in...
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by nluqo 15y ago
Maybe this is a common marketing technique, but I had (and still have) no idea what the site does. "reinventing teamwork" sounds interesting, yet it still doesn't tell me much. Don't get me wrong; I do appreciate the minimalism. However, yo
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by nluqo 15y ago
Not in a few years, but in one month: CS 373: Programming a Robotic Car http://youtu.be/aI8SQCEUYrg
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by nluqo 15y ago
When did ars technica become The Onion?
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by nluqo 15y ago
Most of the calls to boycott companies seem pretty poorly organized (even this article is just a list on some guy's website, albeit one with moderate internet popularity). What about an app entirely dedicated to organizing boycotts? Users w