I find myself struggling with somewhat related situation, everything in my life is going good, happily married and a great job that I love however I find myself wanting to watch the world burn, I get excited about the…
I work out in Asia and over here a big reason for ageism in tech is a misunderstanding of development talent, there is a belief that coders are coders and that's all there is to it, young coders tend to be willing to…
"Don't push buttons if you don't know what they do!" That statement makes me a little sad, it's pretty much the exact opposite of the way I was brought up and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be where I am without the freedom…
Greater Los Angeles - 87,490 km2 England - 130,279 km2 87,490 * 1.5 = 131,235 Pretty close if you ask me.
Almost every time we have a BBQ or other outside event someone buzzes a drone overhead and just sits there watching us. Almost every time I go out hiking I hear the high pitched whine of a drone flying around the…
I'm pretty sure that's half of the point, stop any radicals from forming large followings.
This whole index funds outperform actively managed funds claim needs a lot more context. I always see adverts from people like Vanguard claiming such things but they are always just talking about raw returns they never…
Our Bloomberg usage these days is pretty much entirely the chat. I think the only other feature that gets regular use is the excel plugins.
It was a joke, relax.
I guess things have moved on from this Perl-Vista nightmare, I was personally looking forward to having all the coders around me screaming at their desktops in a fit of frustration and rage.…
That's pretty crazy, how do these people exist and get jobs? What kind of development were they supposed to be doing?
> and there's more genuine fear of hiring someone who can't fizzbuzz. I always hear this fear proclaimed but have never heard an actual story of a candidate failing to fizzbuzz, would love to hear an anecdote or two…
That's because it has nothing to do with skin colour and everything to do with the age old religious concept of light and darkness. However people will find a reason to get upset about anything so at this point it might…
Oh dear, what's next? Gender neutral electrical connectors?
I always find the use of per capita GDP as measure of development as a rather strange measure of development. You could have a country with massive oil reserves or similar natural resource wealth that would have a very…
One part of the article I really don't understand, "The researchers relied on the millions of transaction records that are captured on the public ledgers of all virtual currency transactions, known as the blockchain, to…
Do you have the scourge of zero hour contracts in the US? Basically a person can be contractually obligated to work when demanded but with no guarantees of minimum hours or salary.
Interestingly where I live Ubers are usually 50% more expensive than taxis.
I wonder how kids today get away with texting in class, that was like the height of spy craft when you'd be texting a friend in your pocket while pretending to be writing notes on what the teacher was saying.
Not really relevant as this is an example of when you can sign away your rights but I thought I'd just mention that it is impossible to sign away certain protected rights, no matter what a contract says. A good example…
"'people with passion' will be less impacted by the unavoidable organizational BS" Funnily enough I always find it that the people with passion are the ones that get themselves all worked up and distracted with the BS,…
Of course it goes without saying, ongoing support will cost you extra.
Ha I remember awhile ago doing something similar with our AWS server logs, turned out we were always under attack 24/7, rather amusing but not very useful apart from scaring juniors a little bit.
My only real concern with the view that the strip is stating is that allows a "loud" minority to literally or figuratively shut down or shout over the voices of any dissenters.
One of the most depressing moments I've experienced was when I was still in school and we did a charity thing for a month where we'd go to the local homeless shelter and help out with various tasks and interact with the…
I find myself struggling with somewhat related situation, everything in my life is going good, happily married and a great job that I love however I find myself wanting to watch the world burn, I get excited about the…
I work out in Asia and over here a big reason for ageism in tech is a misunderstanding of development talent, there is a belief that coders are coders and that's all there is to it, young coders tend to be willing to…
"Don't push buttons if you don't know what they do!" That statement makes me a little sad, it's pretty much the exact opposite of the way I was brought up and I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be where I am without the freedom…
Greater Los Angeles - 87,490 km2 England - 130,279 km2 87,490 * 1.5 = 131,235 Pretty close if you ask me.
Almost every time we have a BBQ or other outside event someone buzzes a drone overhead and just sits there watching us. Almost every time I go out hiking I hear the high pitched whine of a drone flying around the…
I'm pretty sure that's half of the point, stop any radicals from forming large followings.
This whole index funds outperform actively managed funds claim needs a lot more context. I always see adverts from people like Vanguard claiming such things but they are always just talking about raw returns they never…
Our Bloomberg usage these days is pretty much entirely the chat. I think the only other feature that gets regular use is the excel plugins.
It was a joke, relax.
I guess things have moved on from this Perl-Vista nightmare, I was personally looking forward to having all the coders around me screaming at their desktops in a fit of frustration and rage.…
That's pretty crazy, how do these people exist and get jobs? What kind of development were they supposed to be doing?
> and there's more genuine fear of hiring someone who can't fizzbuzz. I always hear this fear proclaimed but have never heard an actual story of a candidate failing to fizzbuzz, would love to hear an anecdote or two…
That's because it has nothing to do with skin colour and everything to do with the age old religious concept of light and darkness. However people will find a reason to get upset about anything so at this point it might…
Oh dear, what's next? Gender neutral electrical connectors?
I always find the use of per capita GDP as measure of development as a rather strange measure of development. You could have a country with massive oil reserves or similar natural resource wealth that would have a very…
One part of the article I really don't understand, "The researchers relied on the millions of transaction records that are captured on the public ledgers of all virtual currency transactions, known as the blockchain, to…
Do you have the scourge of zero hour contracts in the US? Basically a person can be contractually obligated to work when demanded but with no guarantees of minimum hours or salary.
Interestingly where I live Ubers are usually 50% more expensive than taxis.
I wonder how kids today get away with texting in class, that was like the height of spy craft when you'd be texting a friend in your pocket while pretending to be writing notes on what the teacher was saying.
Not really relevant as this is an example of when you can sign away your rights but I thought I'd just mention that it is impossible to sign away certain protected rights, no matter what a contract says. A good example…
"'people with passion' will be less impacted by the unavoidable organizational BS" Funnily enough I always find it that the people with passion are the ones that get themselves all worked up and distracted with the BS,…
Of course it goes without saying, ongoing support will cost you extra.
Ha I remember awhile ago doing something similar with our AWS server logs, turned out we were always under attack 24/7, rather amusing but not very useful apart from scaring juniors a little bit.
My only real concern with the view that the strip is stating is that allows a "loud" minority to literally or figuratively shut down or shout over the voices of any dissenters.
One of the most depressing moments I've experienced was when I was still in school and we did a charity thing for a month where we'd go to the local homeless shelter and help out with various tasks and interact with the…