Isn't Reye's only as issue because it might be caused in younger people?
I've seen too many projects created by people with higher degrees to bet on that.
http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_juice/2014/07/dri...
That's quite a claim.
See if you can get anywhere with Python first. Making a 5 year plan before you even get started isn't going to help you do anything except stall.
> Most of the comments suggest this is due to the lack of content. While I accept this might be a cause for the bad ranking, the lack of content is quite intentional, the page is meant to be... The reason for you…
That's quite a claim. Maybe it's other things preventing people from being billionaires, like the fact that there are so few CEO positions, for starters.
> It's to set direction/vision, create opportunity and ensure there is money in the bank. Getting funding I understand, but the other 2 are so nebulous and/or trivial sounding it's no wonder people sometimes make fun of…
How many 10x ego people work there, how blame-oriented the company and the team I'd be working on is, how much pressure there is to always go faster and how much time is spent prototyping and researching things, will my…
Your self-righteous indignation and attempting to police this whole comment page are at least as disrespectful and distasteful.
How long would it take?
Don't you get SSI or something for being blind?
Why not invent and install spiral escalators? That would give you the high throughput of the paternoster more safely. You could still have a few elevators for travel between the higher up 'elevator lobbies' people…
Maybe the plan is to put a large pot of boiling water at the bottom.
Why is it FUD? There seems to be a serious split here with lots of people loving the article and lots not.
> That viewpoint simply baffles me...I just can't fathom how anyone could prefer cars over a well-run public transport system. The obvious answer is that most cities in the US, maybe just most cities, don't have a…
Can't people just walk around the gate? The beach should be connected to the ocean which should be connected to other beaches, last I checked how those things work.
Ethical or not, I'd be more concerned about what I'd do if the current job ended, regardless of why it ended. What do you tell the company you're interviewing with about what you did at your last job? And I don't mean…
Deserializing tons of records all having one of a few values for a particular field is an easy and probably fairly common use case.
> vy is built on top of Tkinter which is one of the most productive graphical toolkits I thought everyone always says it stinks and lacks better components.
> Your typical interviewer, if he or she does not have relevant knowledge is just as likely to throw out the baby with the bathwater as they are to select the right candidates. There is no reason not to have the team do…
This just sounds like fickle, no?
Sure, but you're not saying anything that's not already common knowledge and you're not adding anything to any discussion by just saying that. :|
I believe even GCC optimizes tail recursion in some cases.
Didn't everyone know Upwork was a total POS a decade ago?
Isn't Reye's only as issue because it might be caused in younger people?
I've seen too many projects created by people with higher degrees to bet on that.
http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_juice/2014/07/dri...
That's quite a claim.
See if you can get anywhere with Python first. Making a 5 year plan before you even get started isn't going to help you do anything except stall.
> Most of the comments suggest this is due to the lack of content. While I accept this might be a cause for the bad ranking, the lack of content is quite intentional, the page is meant to be... The reason for you…
That's quite a claim. Maybe it's other things preventing people from being billionaires, like the fact that there are so few CEO positions, for starters.
> It's to set direction/vision, create opportunity and ensure there is money in the bank. Getting funding I understand, but the other 2 are so nebulous and/or trivial sounding it's no wonder people sometimes make fun of…
How many 10x ego people work there, how blame-oriented the company and the team I'd be working on is, how much pressure there is to always go faster and how much time is spent prototyping and researching things, will my…
Your self-righteous indignation and attempting to police this whole comment page are at least as disrespectful and distasteful.
How long would it take?
Don't you get SSI or something for being blind?
Why not invent and install spiral escalators? That would give you the high throughput of the paternoster more safely. You could still have a few elevators for travel between the higher up 'elevator lobbies' people…
Maybe the plan is to put a large pot of boiling water at the bottom.
Why is it FUD? There seems to be a serious split here with lots of people loving the article and lots not.
> That viewpoint simply baffles me...I just can't fathom how anyone could prefer cars over a well-run public transport system. The obvious answer is that most cities in the US, maybe just most cities, don't have a…
Can't people just walk around the gate? The beach should be connected to the ocean which should be connected to other beaches, last I checked how those things work.
Ethical or not, I'd be more concerned about what I'd do if the current job ended, regardless of why it ended. What do you tell the company you're interviewing with about what you did at your last job? And I don't mean…
Deserializing tons of records all having one of a few values for a particular field is an easy and probably fairly common use case.
> vy is built on top of Tkinter which is one of the most productive graphical toolkits I thought everyone always says it stinks and lacks better components.
> Your typical interviewer, if he or she does not have relevant knowledge is just as likely to throw out the baby with the bathwater as they are to select the right candidates. There is no reason not to have the team do…
This just sounds like fickle, no?
Sure, but you're not saying anything that's not already common knowledge and you're not adding anything to any discussion by just saying that. :|
I believe even GCC optimizes tail recursion in some cases.
Didn't everyone know Upwork was a total POS a decade ago?