x3ord

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   by x3ord 9mo ago

   Canada? Australia? 30% (or more) salary cut certainly applies but academic systems are similar and resources are in the same ballpark at top research universities.
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   by x3ord 13y ago

   Sorry to be pedantic, but this is not dynamic programming.
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   by x3ord 13y ago

   A lot of trained computer scientists work primarily as engineers. Sometimes engineers do science. Sometimes scientists do engineering. In my experience it's not clear cut. Depending on the sub field of CS, some academics do mostly engineeri
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   by x3ord 14y ago

   Hate to be a fanboy, but probably because they'd do an awesome job of it (where MS certainly has not).
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   Microsoft, Google refuse to disclose U.K. female employee counts(zdnet.com)

   1 points by x3ord 14y ago|0 comments
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   by x3ord 14y ago

   Exactly. I'm ashamed that my first reaction reading this was to blame OP. But in the 2 min it took to read the post I had come full circle to wondering what kind of terribly run company would allow this to happen--I guess the type that hire
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   by x3ord 14y ago

   Trying not to be excessively critical as building a framework like this is a big undertaking, but the aesthetics are bad, it doesn't differentiate itself, and it managed to crashed my browser. All very troubling, especially for a front-end
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   by x3ord 14y ago

   yep, still there.
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   by x3ord 14y ago

   Well put--this largely sums up my perspective in these sorts of discussions, though I've never been able to put it quite so coherently.