oujheush

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by oujheush 17y ago
What about someone who works 10-12 hours and accomplishes the most tasks? I think you have to understand the corporate mindset without abandoning your black-belt coder-fu. Yes, you have to emphasize how difficult what you did was. You have
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by oujheush 17y ago
No one's figured out a grand unified theory of Physics either but they still have a lot more useful conclusions and solid research than we do on ability.
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by oujheush 17y ago
My understanding is you can hire botnets. It would be far cheaper than Mechanical Turk for something like a DDOS.
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by oujheush 17y ago
That's what botnets are for.
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by oujheush 17y ago
I am disturbed by the lack of faith in open source among the readers here. I mean, I understand some skepticism but this, to me, is pretty extreme IP-fetishism. It's perfectly understandable. Lots of money is made in the existing paradigm a
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by oujheush 17y ago
Neutral in this license appears to be in a gray area. The initial phrase "for Good, not Evil" presents a dichotomy. Now, this addendum allows Evil as well. So the license has never explicitly addressed this issue, it seems like it would dep
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by oujheush 17y ago
So, 1. PageRank 2. ??? 3. Profit I solved one of them... (Worth the potential downvotes.)
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by oujheush 17y ago
Thank you. I'm a sophomore CS student who's recently been going through huge amounts of "I'm never going to be qualified or find a job" moments and this post is the single most helpful thing I've seen. I think right now my biggest weakness
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by oujheush 17y ago
My opinion: make it clear that they will not be drug tested nor do you care about how they may choose to relax in their free time. This will set you apart from many large corporate environments as well as indicating that you value a program
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by oujheush 17y ago
I'm guessing the "figure them out on their own" precluded using a dictionary? Otherwise you're right, a dictionary should solve the problem.