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openIce
8y ago
Smaller companies if you want to work for free and have no benefits. Big companies if you want the company to spend money on training you, good salaries, extra benefits and being to drop the job after going home for the day.
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openIce
8y ago
I feel bad for people who are so retarded that they don't even try to quit smoking
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openIce
8y ago
May I ask from where you are if you can't understand what derivatives are? Hell it's high school math
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Ask HN: Web browser for reading?
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Wtf does GDPR has to do with clicking a button? Im happy I can request all data a company has stored about me and tell them to delete it
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8y ago
Why not simply use Java or C#? No one writes desktop software in JS
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8y ago
>It's a trivial application that stores mostly already public data So wtf are you worrying about then? Only shady companies are afraid of GDRP, the fact that you look at GDPR as a problem is a huge let down in trust for your company
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8y ago
It's always funny to read these stories because I also got tired of the cheap android phones that filled up instantly. Bought a 400€ Nokia and everything just works meanwhile all my friends iphones have all kinds of problems with the h
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8y ago
If you can't even point out the faults you are in no position to comment on the content.
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What's wrong with w3schools?
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EVEN AS A COLLEGE STUDENT I'm not going to do your coding assessment for free. There are plenty of workplaces that skip such bullshit and instead they talk with people and take a quick look at Github/past experience. I have more i
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Here's my input as an actual computer engineering student with good grades and who was hired after 2 years: I have no idea why professors wouldn't want students to collaborate on homework, forcing students to solve problems on the