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I think MOOC's fill that niche.

In some ways, 4-year university is actually the ideal place, because it allows you to to spend four years traversing a conceptual dependency graph in parallel without making it your life. Assuming you're not just partying it away, you're getting a bunch of other valuable skills, personal growth, network, etc. out of those 4 years.

I think MOOC's are the cheaper option. Bootcamps, even at 6 months, have an issue that it's really not enough time to cover basic algorithms, basic systems programming, basic circuit design, linear algebra and graph theory, advanced algorithms, then finally specialized topics. It's just too much and too subtle to blitz through. But MOOC's don't have that limitation.
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The biggest problem is you can't _really_ recycle plastic. It would more accurately be called downcycling, as what you get out is of a much lower grade than what you put in. Contrast with aluminum where you get...aluminum back out.
"much" is a strong word. They are still so so much louder than the older models.
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Probably something like this: http://www.entrylaw.com/blog/thousands-more-wasted-visas
Cameras can be at every intersection all the time and can adapt in real-time to emerging traffic patterns (ie a ballgame ending and a stadium of people hitting the road at once) as well as traffic changes over time from environmental changes
Getting Creative with the Console API
Have you actually tried it? It's feasible if you occasionally eat some eggs, but if your diet is mostly based on eggs you simply won't have enough. The main reason of animal abuse on chicken farms is scaling the supply to reach the demand.

Not even speaking about the fact that it's pretty difficult for somebody who lives in a city and doesn't own a car.
Tonto dikeh to spend 5m on her last plactic surgery
Look into writing about your past. Self Authoring will guide you through it, it quite literally cut my own anxiety in half or more.

Personally my anxiety/depression when it flares up is virtually always a direct result of poor diet/lack of sleep which compounds itself into lack of energy and lack of exercise. Once you find something that works, hold onto it for dear life because you need to use your good times to build good habits.
You may not care if it's an inch thick, but you'll care when it weights 20lbs.
Are there video camera and microphones installed city-wide on streetlights or not?
"Access to the video is very limited and subject to strict protocols for use in investigations."

That's what they all say. It's an empty platitude at best.

"the audio recording capability isn't live"

Yet. It is still present, though, and could become live should San Diego decide it to be useful.
A related aspect is liability. Since EHRs are going to be looked at in any postmortem for a health intervention gone wrong (where lawsuits happen), providers have an incentive to not write anything that implies uncertainty. "I didn't see anything" is a hard position to get in trouble with - "I thought it might have been pneumonia but didn't do anything" can bite you.
LA County is using an algorithm to clear 50k pot convictions faster
While not explicitly distributist in their thinking, many of the so-called Kuyperian or Neocalvinist theologians pick up the strands of Catholic subsidiarity (a critical piece of distributist thought) and call it sphere sovereignty. That said, many Neocalvinists end up becoming rather ardent supporters of Catholic-tinted capitalism, such as the Acton Institute.
https://faq.impossiblefoods.com/hc/en-us/articles/3600189392...

I'm a little surprised the fiber is 3g, taht seems low seeing as it's made from plants. But then an e.g. Morningstar Farm black bean patty has 4g fiber and 1/3 the protein.

I had one at a restaurant just last week, $3 up charge made it an $18 burger. I'm not sure about that. But I doubt I'd have guessed it wasn't cow had I not ordered it myself. Perhaps eventually this or something like it becomes the default and it's a $3 up charge for animal meat. Meanwhile Native Foods makes their own burgers from plants rather than using a name brand 3rd party product, and manages to put together a pretty good $12-13 burger that includes a side. It's a bigger pile of fiber. (I'm not a vegetarian let alone vegan.)
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How do the other components of a typical Burger King meal stack up health wise, ignoring the patty?

Bun, cheese, condiments, fries, seasoning? Is it "not that bad", or should the average Joe still feel guilty about indulging?
Yeah, you're right. By the numbers he gave it sounded like he could have been even younger than 17. It's always interesting to hear how very young people get into a programming job. I worked with a 15 year old intern who was probably the smartest person I've ever worked with, and we probably would've hired him at 16 if he was looking for a job.
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Is there a plausible series of events that would lead you to buy a non-Apple laptop? Your statement doesn't carry much weight otherwise, Apple still gets your money in the end.
> while you are in college

??
I ate lunch at a Founding Farmers (https://www.wearefoundingfarmers.com/about/story/) and we ordered a regular burger and an Impossible burger for the table. Everyone was not only surprised at how good the Impossible burger was, the majority actually preferred it.
After spending hundreds of hours hiking by headlamp, both on- and off-trail, I disagree. Sometimes it helps to hold your headlamp in your hand if you're running, but at a normal walking pace, it's not a big deal.
Well, I must admit that I was surprised by that 30% production figure. That came fast, hopefully it's possible to keep up the growth in that.
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Ask HN:Does a company gain anything from reporting to credit reporting agencies?
The only way your outcome is unmeasurable is if your outcome had no observable impact.

If your presence had any impact, then it can be observed in some quantifiable way. Perhaps it's an increase in customer satisfaction, or a bump in revenue, or an increase in team velocity. All of this can be quantified in some form or another.
Screenshot for people reading this outside of 4/1/2019:

https://i.imgur.com/zCNbOTl.png
A seismically induced onshore surge deposit at the KPg boundary, North Dakota
I found this to be a very intriguing read. Upon finishing it, I am terrified of these drugs, terrified of pharmaceutical companies, and terrified of the cognitive dissonance in the study of mental illness. I would try absolutely anything before these drugs. It's a freaking nightmare, thrust into reality.
It's the extraction process that's the problem with shale, moreso than the burning of the gas.
As a vegetarian and former meat eater, I've had an "impossible taco" a couple of times. I don't want or crave meat, but they tasted very good. However, the texture totally weirded me out and both times I checked more than once to make sure they didn't accidentally serve me meat. I would wager a meat eater wouldn't know the difference if they were accidentally served these vegetarian tacos instead of beef.
According to this Wikipedia page[0], 81% of every barrel of oil is used for fuel. Although dropping to 1/5th size is not the same as going away, it won't be a very enjoyable ride. The picture might get even worse for petroleum as a chemical precursor once the economies of scale supported by fuel use go away.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_product
Not really, which is another big problem for all of them (including RectLabel). No great solutions all around :(
SVN and git! Pah!!

IBM ClearCase is the way to go
"You're not taking that $200K out of my budget."

While something may be a rounding error to the company, you can't get someone at the correct political level where it's a rounding error to pay attention.
Is this a change from paper charts?
Whether that is true or not is (unfortunately) less important than big marketing saying its healthier.
I find the condiments on the burgers to be the more pronounced taste. I don't get that beefy flavor but its a nice alternative.
True. That's the part where we might need to think hard: A business plan. We haven't thought that far yet, tbh.

Our intention is to: Put the control of the mobile device back in the hands of the consumer and empower them with simple but powerful tools. Think keybase, Stripe, or pre-2014 WhatsApp in terms of UX.

Mobile VPN is key part of that vision, including building other apps around it.

A lot of things triggered this:

1. The prism/carrier-iq snafu from 7yrs back.

2. The uptick in government censorship prevelant in multiple nations (India, Turkey, Pakistan, Russia, etc).

3. Rise of app-economy and the relentless tracking behaviour that entails, esp from Facebook.

4. pi-hole and it's elegant solution to shut out trackers. Though I first saw this solution impl by Sam Hocevar (one of the VLC devs) in 2002 (?): http://sam.zoy.org/writings/internet/doubleclick.html

5. Not very many firms developing products like DuoSecurity did but for the end-consumer. There's a few I could find, like SecureMix (glasswire developer), Objective-See (LuLu Firewall), Jigsaw (primarily for journalists?), Purism, and KeepSafe.
All economic growth comes from money moving somewhere.

It just seems absurd to me to think "may not result in any growth at all". Money in the hands of the poor and middle class moves faster than money in the hands of the rich, and thus creates more actual business. This is a well-understood economic fact.
Assuming Chick-fil-A in this context
This is how it feels to me as well. I’m using AWS now, having never used it previously, and when I mention WinForms and WPF to the younger guys I’m met with blank stares.
Eh, even with the lengths this comment went to present a working framing I still don't accept it.

Either cannibalism is so objectionable that I'd refuse to patronize a restaurant that served human flesh, or I'd probably not mind them being cooked side-by-side.

That might be a bigger things for vegans, by buying even vegetarian stuff from burger king you're supporting a company that financially motivates a lot of actions you find unethical - that is logically consistent at least.

Interestingly I don't think it'd be the only logical stance for an ethical vegan - purchasing beyond meat products would signal the company of the increased relative demand of vegetarian substitutes potentially leading to that company investing more in beyond meat products and lowering their meat purchases, decreasing the market stability and liquidity for real meat products.
For me, I think an experienced developer brings more than just knowledge of frameworks to the game. They bring domain knowledge, transferable skills, they know how to model code, they know how do do things like separation of concerns.

They can write readable maintainable code. They can clearly communicate to the non-technical people to get the business requirements out, knowing how to cut to the chase.

They should also able to help other developers get up to speed and pick up (the gist at least) of new frameworks and understand the abstractions they use.

I regularly work with developers like this and it's thoroughly enjoyable.
Isn't it easier to just say, "Mind your own fucking business?"
That isn't really how anyone worth impressing judges work experience.

Those kind of resumes where you have like 18 years of work experience in 9 different language, but you were essentially not much more than a junior dev in any one of them, are very unimpressive.

That is the typical career story and that's why a lot of people struggle to find dev jobs when they get older because they weren't managing their career and were just riding the technology churn with all the other 23 year olds.

You should think of your career progression as every couple of years you are making a jump up to either more responsibility, or a more difficult domain, or working on systems with more load etc ...

If you don't make these forward progressions you will be judged harshly as an older person, because it's very difficult for people to NOT think, "well why didn't this person make any progress in their career? They must suck."

The technologies used is a side detail, it's never the "meat" of your work experience.
is it along the same line as "shops owned by Jews" of the 1930's?
There have been a ton of bananas sales on MBPs and MBAs with the new keyboard, but I never even entertained the fantasy of buying one because this keyboard is completely unusable. Everything else is tolerable: bendgate, magsafe, no usb-a, giganto trackpad, half battery life. But I just really, really need a quality keyboard. I need it to work (incredible that I need to say this), and I need it to not destroy my fingers, hands, and wrists.

Frankly, buy a Razer (Blade or Stealth, either one). They're the new top of the line IMO, and have been for years.
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Isn't it in triplebtyte's interest for these numbers to be inflated? The data seems to be at the heart of a conflict of interest, as it would not be in the author's interest for these numbers to be lower than anticipated. I don't really trust "research", or just "data" in this case coming from a party that has a very direct interest in the results being one thing over another.
The above data is only of engineers hired using TripleByte platform. I saw only a handful of open positions with Apple.
The data is based on the type of companies uses the platform to hire which probably doesn't involve big paying companies such as Googles, FB, Uber etc
And then at some point CF protected sites can dis- or enable to only allow warp VPN users per filter?
> Looks like that particular issue was closed in July 2018?

Yes, after being open for 6 months.

> Also, anybody who considered that feature important enough could have fixed it. It's not rocket science.

First off, maybe- but I was responding to the comment of 'it just works', so that's not relevant. My entire commentary was on 'it just works'. It doesn't really 'just work' if users have to implement their own plugins and fix their own bugs on super popular JS integrations.

Second off, a user did fix it, and it took the devs a month to respond to the PR- so you're still at the mercy of the core devs.

> Certainly 10x easier than when that magical something in the webpack build chain breaks.

And this I'd just have to disagree with you on. Webpack has way more eyes and as a result I have had one issue (bug) with it which had already been fixed. I had many issues using Parcel beyond the one I linked of the most popular front-end framework not working.
I'd argue that when it comes to writing code, technology changes fast enough that after a decade, you've hit a pretty clear plateau. You've got the fundamentals down, and you're a master of your current language.

There's a lot of managerial things you continue to learn, but that requires you to be in a position with enough political capital to actually stop history from repeating itself. It's only useful knowing that Project X will fail, if you can convince people to instead do the more successful X++. I'd expect job title to be a much better indicator here: having 20 years of experience doesn't mean you have the aptitude or inclination to succeed at office politics.
In the software world, we solved economies of scale without centralization with open source. Everyone contributes a little bit to Linux, which soundly beat all the commercial Unixes without putting power in the hands of a few.

It's an interesting question whether this can be generalized, especially to industries with physical products. Can you have a group of several independent farmers work together on farming technology and avoid having to join a large corporate farming company? Can you have a collaboration between independent coffee shops so they get all the benefits of being Starbucks franchisees while remaining independent?
Coming from a much smaller East Coast city, it's unsurprising that these salaries overshadow mine by a large margin. However, I don't really mind. I make in the 80-90k range coming from a self taught background. I receive recruiter emails from FAANG weekly, but see no motivation to leave. I'm a big fish in a small pond. I feel that when engineers aren't a dime a dozen, I have more value, more "job security", and more pull with intangibles such as PTO and work from home flexibility.
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In fairness, even HN can't get people to stop using monospace for quoting or prose, so one can understand why it's hard to get providers to adhere to a consistent standard.