pentelkuru

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by pentelkuru 12y ago
You don't really address the issue. I'll admit you're in a tough spot though, since there's no real way to disprove that you won't sell the data you collect about students. Maintaining trust will be important. It ap
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
>> We never left the recession; The OP suggested the American economy is still in a recession, which is false. Not according to any obscure "technical definition" of recession, but according to the only widely accepted def
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
These stories lead you to believe that engineering, as a profession, is broken. Like athletes and models, software engineering is one of the few career paths where your perceived value starts declining at a relatively young age. If a develo
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
Here's the article, entitled "Your Guide To Good-Enough Compliance": http://www.cio.com/article/2439324/risk-management/your-guid... where he basically advocates cutting corners and doing the b
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
I've known salespeople could do well, but I was surprised just how much many reportedly earn: https://www.wealthfront.com/tools/startup-salary-equity-comp... If you have the requisite talent and drive to do this,
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
You should be able to get up and running with Go extremely quickly if your default language is C. If there's a reason you must be using C rather than another language (require manual memory management, require code to be as fast as
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by pentelkuru 12y ago
> Honestly, if something can be run by Lucas Duplan or Evan Spiegel, it probably shouldn't be done and it certainly shouldn't be funded at the expense of something legitimate. Wow, you really have an axe to grind with those t