Donations won't offset the dev time, but can be significant with a few thousand players. I briefly tried two PBBGs recently (idlescape.com + avabur.com) and could see from the chat that both were bringing in at least…
Context for the author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ioannidis He wrote a column a couple days before this paper. Linking the response as well. https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/a-fiasco-in-the-making-a...…
I've had my moments during all this too, no worries. > I should have made clear that I think you have poor judgement if you think this is a good idea to use unverified healthcare data to base any decisions on that could…
I'm the last to disagree with your assessment of myself, but I'll defend the idea. Aggregating data during a global pandemic isn't a stupid thing to do. Rather - and stay with me here - it's a smart thing. Edit: Oh you…
The usefulness instantly clicked when I saw this - awesome work, and I wish it were government promoted. I'm no good at writing copy, but I'd work on the homepage's phrasing. Link to https://healthweather.us/ as well as…
This is inaccurate for internal tools.
That's not how Google works. She mentions in the Gizmodo article that she had ownership over these files, which isn't given out casually. Creating these policy notifications would have been a core part of her work.
ah, also - are you cool with suicide? if so I think your hardline approach is fine, it's really just being forced to live + treated like shit (ref. your post) if you don't enjoy it enjoy it enough that I think is the…
Uh no, sorry, it's the argument. You've been on this site for four years now - be honest, have you ever seen someone with a lazy armchair opinion enter a debate, receive strong pushback including scientific citations,…
> I'm not trying to trivialize depression. As someone who has been catatonically depressed for a couple years now, I'm not so sure about this! People with chronic pain also often can't identify any physical source, but…
Don't be baffled! No one thinks this. Everyone has seen a variation of this comment a million times by now, and everyone knows it, but companies will never be able to admit it. It's all about putting stress on the lie.…
disclaimer: employee "Google is pretty bad at creating products so no one is willing to pay for them" doesn't track when facebook switched to gmail after giving up on microsoft exchange. edit: also I work in ads, but…
> DJB’s custom search engine I can't find anything on this, does anyone have more info?
Sure, these salaries are not available at every company. I just wanted to outline a path for a competent (but not amazing) programmer to make >$200k outside the Valley without moving to a management role.
Are you just talking about salaries? Total compensation has been on the rise lately. Google and Facebook pay between $150-200k to new grads, and a senior programmer at either of these companies can get double that.
I interviewed with Etsy for an internship position last year. After the on-site was finished, our group of interns was told we'd hear back within a few days (but likely the very next day.) After two weeks of silence, I…
I think this is likely just some angel investor's portfolio, with some other companies sprinkled in. A few alarm bells are going off: * Explicitly filters for people who do not want a work life balance. If a job…
That'd be great! If you search for "sophomore studying computer science at UW Madison", you should find my email.
Do you give rejections to people who apply? I emailed careers@matasano.com asking about an internship in October and never heard back. I took that as a sign that you weren't interested, but I'm now thinking I should…
Dan Ariely gives a related TED talk: "Are we in control of our own decisions?" http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_ariely_asks_are_we_in_control_o... Look around 11:30 for a few examples of how comparing options affects us…
Donations won't offset the dev time, but can be significant with a few thousand players. I briefly tried two PBBGs recently (idlescape.com + avabur.com) and could see from the chat that both were bringing in at least…
Context for the author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ioannidis He wrote a column a couple days before this paper. Linking the response as well. https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/a-fiasco-in-the-making-a...…
I've had my moments during all this too, no worries. > I should have made clear that I think you have poor judgement if you think this is a good idea to use unverified healthcare data to base any decisions on that could…
I'm the last to disagree with your assessment of myself, but I'll defend the idea. Aggregating data during a global pandemic isn't a stupid thing to do. Rather - and stay with me here - it's a smart thing. Edit: Oh you…
The usefulness instantly clicked when I saw this - awesome work, and I wish it were government promoted. I'm no good at writing copy, but I'd work on the homepage's phrasing. Link to https://healthweather.us/ as well as…
This is inaccurate for internal tools.
That's not how Google works. She mentions in the Gizmodo article that she had ownership over these files, which isn't given out casually. Creating these policy notifications would have been a core part of her work.
ah, also - are you cool with suicide? if so I think your hardline approach is fine, it's really just being forced to live + treated like shit (ref. your post) if you don't enjoy it enjoy it enough that I think is the…
Uh no, sorry, it's the argument. You've been on this site for four years now - be honest, have you ever seen someone with a lazy armchair opinion enter a debate, receive strong pushback including scientific citations,…
> I'm not trying to trivialize depression. As someone who has been catatonically depressed for a couple years now, I'm not so sure about this! People with chronic pain also often can't identify any physical source, but…
Don't be baffled! No one thinks this. Everyone has seen a variation of this comment a million times by now, and everyone knows it, but companies will never be able to admit it. It's all about putting stress on the lie.…
disclaimer: employee "Google is pretty bad at creating products so no one is willing to pay for them" doesn't track when facebook switched to gmail after giving up on microsoft exchange. edit: also I work in ads, but…
> DJB’s custom search engine I can't find anything on this, does anyone have more info?
Sure, these salaries are not available at every company. I just wanted to outline a path for a competent (but not amazing) programmer to make >$200k outside the Valley without moving to a management role.
Are you just talking about salaries? Total compensation has been on the rise lately. Google and Facebook pay between $150-200k to new grads, and a senior programmer at either of these companies can get double that.
I interviewed with Etsy for an internship position last year. After the on-site was finished, our group of interns was told we'd hear back within a few days (but likely the very next day.) After two weeks of silence, I…
I think this is likely just some angel investor's portfolio, with some other companies sprinkled in. A few alarm bells are going off: * Explicitly filters for people who do not want a work life balance. If a job…
That'd be great! If you search for "sophomore studying computer science at UW Madison", you should find my email.
Do you give rejections to people who apply? I emailed careers@matasano.com asking about an internship in October and never heard back. I took that as a sign that you weren't interested, but I'm now thinking I should…
Dan Ariely gives a related TED talk: "Are we in control of our own decisions?" http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_ariely_asks_are_we_in_control_o... Look around 11:30 for a few examples of how comparing options affects us…