teirce

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by teirce 1y ago
Location: Formerly Bay Area, currently mid-west USA (looking to work remote or relocate). Remote: Open Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Scala, Python, Angular, React, Apache Spark, SQL & NoSQL, Dart, Typescript/Javascri
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by teirce 3y ago
This idea has spread outside of the FGC at this point. I see other places mentioning it as well. I also think you were able to mod SFV to be able to use the paid costumes (or whatever you want as evidenced by the Chun-Li scandal in 6) witho
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by teirce 3y ago
The only time period I can even think of that _might, maybe_ qualify would be the Source mod era, but that came and went over a decade ago. And of course they were free mods, not standalone games with purchases or licenses. Some of these mo
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by teirce 3y ago
The point of pair programming isn't really to be talking to someone while they are coding a known solution. It's to work through and discover a solution together to an unknown. In this sense, you're kind of both in the same h
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by teirce 3y ago
This was my experience as well. It's completely up to management to recognize these kinds of engineers regardless of role name or leveling.
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by teirce 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write out this detailed feedback. I will have to think hard about how my resume may change, and in what ways. I may end up starting from scratch and seeing what I can come up with and get further feedback fr
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by teirce 3y ago
Thank you for the fresh set of eyes and the feedback. I think I have spent so much time staring at, reading, and revising this thing that I’ve become blind to issues like these.
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by teirce 3y ago
> but should be used to augment technology experience, not replace it. Do you have some specific feedback or bullets that stand out to you? Most of Google tech is all in-house stuff that nobody would recognize, outside of a few open-sour
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by teirce 3y ago
> How is this possible? Surely at this point you would have a network to lean on that wouldn’t leave you applying for jobs online? I’m hesitant to believe you don’t have a network and more willing to believe you don’t realize you have th
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by teirce 3y ago
I agree with that assessment, but with the caveat that I think this mostly applies to new-grad hires. In my experience, people who brought outside experience into FAANG weren't nearly as affected by these guard-rails outside of things
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by teirce 3y ago
Thank you for this suggestion. I think it's infinitely more interesting than the meme-y, parroted 'grind leetcode' response to improve job prospects. And it can give you more direction than trying to think of hobby projects t
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by teirce 3y ago
I was able to succeed in this, but I had basically a perfect storm of conditions. It was a smaller local company, I had good internship experience, and the head recruiter had previously worked at (and recruited me for) the company I interne
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by teirce 3y ago
Been looking since about February. I've probably sent out at least a hundred apps for positions I was interested in and met qualifications for. I think I've made it to a recruiter screen around ~10 times, and I've had less th
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by teirce 3y ago
Location: San Francisco, California. USA Remote:Yes, or Hybrid in San Francisco Willing to relocate: Not generally. Technologies: Java, Scala, Python, Typescript, Dart, (some) Javascript, HTML/CSS (sass); Apache Spark, An
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by teirce 3y ago
And if that has worked out for you, that's great! It's not wise to make generalizations about this kind of thing. To be clear, I think using what I said in the first bit against the author or comment I replied to is kind of side-s
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by teirce 3y ago
There are a few old-adage counterpoints here, such as: don't make your passion/hobby your job, have hobbies outside of your work, etc. But you also touch on something that has surfaced as the money in tech has grown and become muc
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by teirce 3y ago
Vendors are putting out updated BIOS that limit voltage going to the chips. Based on internet hearsay, even some of the non-OC chips were getting wrecked by stock BIOS overvolting enough. The real concern is with the X3D chips which are par
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by teirce 3y ago
Location: San Francisco, California. USA Remote:Yes, or Hybrid in San Francisco Willing to relocate: Not generally. Technologies: Java, Scala, Python, Typescript, Dart, (some) Javascript, HTML/CSS (sass); Apache Spark, An
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by teirce 4y ago
Location: San Francisco, California. USA Remote:Yes, or Hybrid in San Francisco Willing to relocate: Not generally. Technologies: Java, Scala, Python, Typescript, Dart, (some) Javascript, HTML/CSS (sass); Apache Spark, An
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by teirce 4y ago
The definition of free will is not a concrete thing. Part of the discussion is debating how to define it. I say this because one view is in line with what you've described.
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by teirce 4y ago
That's right, it had been so long that I had forgotten. Thanks for reminding me. Edit: Taking a further look into the history, it looks like the project has been under a lot of turmoil WRT shutting down and being revived. Explains why
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by teirce 4y ago
I specifically have not picked up Thunderbird as a local mail client because it looked like Mozilla would drop it at any moment.
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by teirce 4y ago
No, the company has more than doubled (maybe tripled?) in size in the last 3-4 years.
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by teirce 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what kind of things did you find did not support the M1 chip?
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by teirce 4y ago
What a nit. > AppleTV or similar Pick your poison. Doesn't have to be Apple TV, you could use anything from a Roku to a kodi stick to plugging a computer into the TV and playing things locally. What you're criticizing isn'
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by teirce 4y ago
I think this is kind of their point. If you're starting out, you may not need to meet the same considerations as a "large multi user website". So you don't get stuck trying to do that - you start with what you need (appr
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by teirce 4y ago
Isn't this a bit of revisionist thinking? I don't know that cameras of that quality were commonplace in 2006. It's not like you could just pull out your iPhone. And most digital cameras weren't much better (i.e. I wouldn
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by teirce 4y ago
Of course it is in the company's interest. That's why they are doing it. I used my life in the bible belt as an anecdotal example, but it can apply to many places. Disparaging a company's move just because - acktualllly it be
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by teirce 4y ago
Okay, sure. Since we're sharing takes, here is how I read that statement: Smart people exist outside of the SFBA. (Or Seattle. Or NYC. Or London. Or ...) As someone who is intimately familiar with geographic discrimination, this was ni
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by teirce 4y ago
There are anesthetics specifically designed to blow through opiate blockers or tolerance. They, coincidentally, are also some of the most dangerous opiods to consume. Fentanyl is an example. This question is also why it's important to

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