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Most in Demand Skills for Machine Learning Engineers(skilldime.com)
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Most in Demand Skills for Python Software Engineers(skilldime.com)
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Most in Demand Skills for PHP Software Engineers(skilldime.com)
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Most in Demand Skills for Java Software Engineers(skilldime.com)
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by pascalxus 7y ago
I love reading about stuff like this: I just wanna see that 300 mph speedometer in the car! But, in my little Nissan Rogue that can barely manage 90mph, I don't need a 160mph speedo, LOL.
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Great going Fort Collins Municipal broadband! way to put the smack down on Comcast. I'm cheering for you, and every other broadband provider that kicks the snot out Comcast and At&t.
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by pascalxus 7y ago
We've seen this movie before. We've seen numerous stories like this over the last 5 years. The phone number get ported to another phone by hackers. And then they start resetting all the person's accounts. SMS is no longer
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by pascalxus 7y ago
This guy got it right: > I’d say opportunity is the most important. I often meet talented entrepreneurs who put an incredible amount of time and effort into solving problems that ultimately lack real market opportunity. All other problem
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Programming Skills Are Like Peanut Butter and Jelly(skilldime.com)
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Job Demand for React vs. Angular vs. Vue(skilldime.com)
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by pascalxus 7y ago
This. It's all about what kind of boss or manager or lead you have. When you start having phone interviews, make sure you ask the hiring manager this question: How many people do you manage? how many people have left your team (for a
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Most Highly Demanded Programming Languages for Remote Jobs(skilldime.com)
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Negative rates doesn't change the reality that retirees need to save money. It just exacerbates the situation. Negative interest rates could cause even more aggressive saving as people need to hold on to every last little penny they o
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How to prepare for a front-end interview(skilldime.com)
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Show HN: Find the Programming languages in highest demand, in your city or state
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Find the Programming languages in highest demand, in your city or country
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by pascalxus 7y ago
exporting more means you're earning relatively more money that can then be spent on assets. All spending is either on assets (property, equities, land, etc) or liabilities (cars, toys, clothes, etc). Assets are the key to wealth becau
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Based on where equities are and where the bond market are, you're going to have one hell of a hard time trying to get 5% return on the loans they're handing out. Take a look at some of the projections on 10 year returns for equit
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by pascalxus 7y ago
if you loose your 150K house in Houston, maybe you have a bit of a financial setback. If you loose your house in SF, you'll face financial bankrupcy because your losses are so much higher. Earthquaker insurance will cost you a huge a
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Those are more examples of over-regulated over-zoned blue state cities that have done it wrong. Take a look at a city that knows what they're doing with housing, like Chicago or Houston (population 2 million and over, and Houston growi
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by pascalxus 7y ago
SF median price is 1084$/sq ft. It still has a long long way to drop before it gets anywhere close to the 128$/sq ft nationwide average. At the rate of -6% per year, it would need to continue dropping at that rate for 35 years b
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by pascalxus 7y ago
I think most people misunderstand why they were rejected. Most people interviewed are more than qualified for the job. I've interviewed countless people on phone and in person, and I rarely come across a candidate that's not abl
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Relying on a larger and larger population to keep supporting endless growth is not sustainable. I know this is unpopular, but: We need to find a way to sustainably live on this planet with a reasonably sized population. People keep talking
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by pascalxus 7y ago
I went to Pintrest once on mobile, a long while back. It was an ungodly awful experience. Probably the worst mobile web experience i've ever had. And it kept trying to log me in, plus all kinds of loading and display problems and ad
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Your assumption that this is happening because those engineers are less skilled is completely wrong. I've worked at both private and govt. the problem in Govt is that resources just go towards the wrong projects. and things that cou
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Funding doesn't mean it's succeeding. It just means it's really hot right now. I would much rather see which category of startups are actually succeeding: as in getting revenue, profits and user traction.
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by pascalxus 7y ago
I've noticed that Google search results prioritize reputation above search matching. If you search for something, even if there's a blog out there with the exact thing your searching for, it won't show up, even in the top 10
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Based Outlays of U.S. Corporations, we can see their at an all time high. But, the chart, as far as i know is not inflation adjusted, so it's likely not as steep as indicated. honest question: does anyone have a reading on how sustain
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by pascalxus 7y ago
please convince my employers and all other employers to move to those small cities. i don't think employees have much power to decide where they can work: employers have all the bargaining power. Why else would any company set up sho
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by pascalxus 7y ago
Yes. And by making it illegal for people to build living spaces near Work, they're contributing greatly to global warming because it increases commute lengths. Imagine a 4 mile commute vs 40 mile commute, the 40 miles we commute here

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