vadym909

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by vadym909 3y ago
Indeed, Monster works for contract roles better than other because it is less expensive than LinkedIn for recruiters and has active candidates. Start contracting and convert to Fte is what I’d recommend
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by vadym909 3y ago
The remaining 10% are probably on Thanksgiving break!
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by vadym909 3y ago
I mean Reliance Jio (India's most popular cell phone plan) is great for how cheap it is, but it has its limits!
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by vadym909 3y ago
If it was that easy it would’ve happened already. And software engineers jobs would have moved first due to savings and low effort and low infrastructure changes required.
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by vadym909 4y ago
So how does this compare with Tesla? Is what I’d want to know. These levels maybe ok for engineers . Consumers like me watch YouTube videos to tell how good a car is at self driving
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by vadym909 4y ago
Title ought to be “how we messed up our first large order”, but that wouldn’t help sell their inventory.
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by vadym909 4y ago
This makes no sense. VW is a public company, employing regular people, making good cars in Germany and elsewhere. No one brings up the past for Japanese, so not sure what the logic for punishing VW is?
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by vadym909 4y ago
It won't shock me if Elon is going alt-right to get the only remaining segment of the US population that is currently global warming deniers and ICE car pushers to start supporting Tesla/electric cars. If he gets conservatives and
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by vadym909 4y ago
Wow. I think the world will be so much better with less cruelty to animals if this works. But I’m not so psyched about eating lab grown meat myself because of the unknowns
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by vadym909 4y ago
Seems like SPACs have been a race between getting ‘discovered’ as worthless and unloading owner and VC equity to the public at high valuations.
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by vadym909 4y ago
Unfortunately, I think the sentence is appropriate and hope it serves as a lesson. We have too many startup founders today that think lying, cheating and defrauding investors, customers, employees are table stakes or worse "hacking it&
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by vadym909 4y ago
Wouldn’t a hacker want to do exactly this to take over an account- if it was possible?
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by vadym909 4y ago
It is strange how the main people running th sr companies are completely unknown and unrecognized. I don’t know if it is coincidental or by design. For most other big tech companies there is usually a lot of guessing by the media of who’s
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by vadym909 4y ago
Unrelated- but I think Elon is going the way of Trump and Kanye to being cancelled or his businesses being doomed. All the goodwill he had as the underdog at Tesla, he's throwing away with his "I'm better than you, I'm h
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by vadym909 4y ago
This is pretty common in most large companies. Remember the mini-msft blog? This doesn't happen as much on product teams but in all the support functions which don't hire world class people like they do on software engg. Basically
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by vadym909 4y ago
I got an Oculus 2 for my kids. Although cool for 10 min, I can't see myself liking it- not now- nor ever. I know this is what every previous major tech was tagged as- but seriously- I just can't imagine how this is the way of the
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by vadym909 4y ago
Freezes are never absolute or company wide. It just means that it will be harder to get headcount. The recruiters keep filling the funnel at a lower pace.
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by vadym909 4y ago
If physical work is too hard, you can try being an Amazon contract recruiter- mundane work, a bit easier on the body and higher pay.
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by vadym909 4y ago
The innocence is so cute in this one
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by vadym909 4y ago
I think the only appropriate comment here is "Wow!"
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by vadym909 4y ago
Unfortunately, It's a human weakness to look for 'formulaic' answers to solve for life's most difficult problems. If successful people came from Ivy Leagues, it became de rigueur that getting into an Ivy League sets you
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by vadym909 4y ago
Won’t the poachers just change their speed and turning radius to not appear as humans? I’ve become a bit skeptical of these stories on kids doing what normally experienced professionals do (research, startups). I’d understand if a kid acci
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by vadym909 4y ago
Are these prices consumers pay? Or does the gov absorb it? Way to cool off the ev excitement
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by vadym909 4y ago
What I don't understand about the bay area is why they don't just dedicate an area away from these NIMBY neighborhoods- say north of 101, between San Carlos and Santa Clara and let them build lots of skyscrapers with lots of hous
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by vadym909 4y ago
They also control the number of new doctors through strict control of the number of new medical colleges and seats
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by vadym909 4y ago
Most point to Amazon as the example of it will turn around once they start to dominate their space
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by vadym909 4y ago
I didn’t think the article debated the ‘goodness’ of Uber. I thought they were debating the inflated market cap (valuation) compared to the business model. It’s an old argument- should you value it like a tech company where costs are minute
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by vadym909 4y ago
This may be true in some cases- lots of drivers -many of who are new immigrants-see this as the quickest way to get a job and don’t realize they have no worker protections like paid sick leave, worker’s compensation, that employees get or
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by vadym909 4y ago
Ok- If you have extras you are going to claim- do it. You are the exception. Why force everyone else who doesn't run a business or claim expenses to do it.
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by vadym909 4y ago
Is it the literal act of reading or being exposed to language? What if kids watch shows on TV and it exposes them as much to stories, communications, language?

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