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   by reverse_list 4y ago

   As an atheist, Seneca's Moral letters to Lucilius is my bible. My compass when life gets hard.
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   How to compete for tech engineers in the hiring market(mitsloan.mit.edu)

   2 points by reverse_list 5y ago|0 comments
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   by reverse_list 5y ago

   East Asia. If you are looking to fill a position coming with a decent pay, I'm all ears :)
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   by reverse_list 5y ago

   These comments about how the market is on fire for developers always make me sad. Not your fault, but outside the US (and maybe western/northern Europe) you get lowballed hard, even with years of experience. And the supposedly lower Co
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   by reverse_list 5y ago

   Marcel Proust wrote a piece on the subject. > since within twenty-four hours, in the empty frame of that long morrow in which everything was so well arranged because I myself had not yet entered it, my good intentions would be realised w
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   To save the world, don’t get a job at a charity; go work on Wall Street (2013)(qz.com)

   1 points by reverse_list 5y ago|0 comments
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   by reverse_list 6y ago

   It reminds me one of the best talk I've ever watched https://youtu.be/RjD1aLm4Thg
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   by reverse_list 6y ago

   Isn't it some sort of equilibrium? If you want to criticize A, host your website in B land (A's ennemy). If you want to criticize B, host it in A land. It works while they both remain ennemies. Nemo judex in causa sua (no one is j