Useless Thread MDCCLXVII: The party never stops

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"why doesn't Roman follow his own advice and apply to Google"

son i would not get past the first stage of google interviews

"Solve this Big O Notation." "Da f*** you talkin about?" and then people wonder why Google is mostly men. Yeah, that's right I said it.
 

Kairi Zaide

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f*** that

follow the money

get PAID

why do you think nearly every college graduate goes to work for the Big 4 (Facebook / Google / Amazon (or AWS) and Microsoft? BECAUSE THEY GIVE YOU 6 FIGURE INCOMES STRAIGHT OUT OF SCHOOL
i didn't know "nearly every college graduate" meant "the very vast minority that constitutes the top 5% of their class"
 
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If you earning six figure straight out of college you need to go around with the Money in the Bank theme cause you rich for life. Shieeeeeeet. Some those rich ass folk retire at age 40. 40! The hell man. That is the dream.
 
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@Zaide You are partially right. Those people making six figures in Silicon Valley also have absurd hours and resort to using drugs daily. Amazon is known for long ass hours. Is it worth the 150,000 entry level salary to work 80 hours a week including Saturdays and Sundays!?



(yes)
 

Kairi Zaide

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@Zaide You are partially right. Those people making six figures in Silicon Valley also have absurd hours and resort to using drugs daily. Amazon is known for long ass hours. Is it worth the 150,000 entry level salary to work 80 hours a week including Saturdays and Sundays!?



(yes)
If you like it, if you enjoy what you're doing, if you don't feel any negative on your personal life (friends, family, leisure, etc.), sure, it's worth it.
 

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The kitchen smelled of stale beer and cockroaches, though our hero was numb to this odor and he ignored it. However, ixcuincle could not ignore his overpowering hunger. Ironically, his hunger was consuming him. "I must eat now" he said. He first wanted to order Americanized Chinese takeout, but had already eaten from his favorite restaurant earlier that day. He glanced around the room, puzzled. His eyes lit up when he saw a strategically placed camera and tripod. He knew what he must do. He knew that others had made significant income on social media from live-streaming daily activities...why not live-stream cooking a delicious meal? He then realized that risotto would serve as the perfect dish. It was labor-intensive and requires both quality ingredients and attentiveness to achieve proper texture. It...was perfect, and would be the first rung on the ladder to social media superstardom. After setting up his camera, he was ready to embark on an incredible journey.

ixcuincle took a good look at his cookware and wondered aloud if he should wash the pots and pans. After all, he understood that a proper patina is an asset when cooking, and knew that cleaning his pots would eat away at the patina he had worked so hard to cultivate. "It is fine" he said. His knives, on the other hand, were not sufficiently sharp for the task at hand. Due to several days of reddit research, he was very well-versed in proper knife-sharpening technique. He then proceeded to play whack-a-mole on the sharpening steel with his finest knives, which had been purchased second-hand from an unknown discount manufacturer. After a few seconds, the knife transformation was complete. With a quick smirk at the camera, our hero gathered the necessary ingredients from a creaky refrigerator and stale pantry. He stopped. "Something's missing..." he said. Instantly, a stroke of genius came over him...he had forgotten his cooking apron! With a smile, he retrieved his finest Washington Capitals cooking apron, complete with a vomit stain and the anti-Pittsburgh Penguins graffiti he had written in his own blood after a Game 7 meltdown. After putting on the apron, our hero began chopping the ingredients with his surgical steels. However, there was a problem...he did not have arborio rice, a requirement for achieving an authentic risotto. He then recalled a conversation he had with his neighbor's dog and remarked aloud "No problem, I will just use this white rice since it is the same color." With a smile, he continued along.

"This is too much work" said ixcuincle after 5 minutes of effort. He scoured his kitchen, desperate for
a solution to his dilemma. After a few seconds, our hero knew what he had to do. After a quick glance at the camera, he pulled out his crock pot from the depths of his rarely-used upper cabinet and moved all ingredients to the vessel. After pushing a few buttons, our hero ate a few snacks to ease his overwhelming hunger. ixcuincle then scratched himself inappropriately, smiled to the camera and retired to his computer for a few hours to engage in some rather unsavory activities, pausing only to scream at his Mexican neighbors that were making a truly dreadful noise.

Upon returning, ixcuincle shut off the crock pot and smelled his creation. He could no longer bear to be without it. Upon tasting the dish, he uttered the words that would echo throughout history forever:

"It's really creamy...Damn."

It was time for our hero to return to HFBoards. Turn to page 228 to desperately seek Zaide's approval about Asian pop music, or turn to page 99 to use his software knowledge gleaned from intense internet research to poke fun at OmniCube's career.
 

Kairi Zaide

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Aug 11, 2009
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Quebec City
Page 76

The kitchen smelled of stale beer and cockroaches, though our hero was numb to this odor and he ignored it. However, ixcuincle could not ignore his overpowering hunger. Ironically, his hunger was consuming him. "I must eat now" he said. He first wanted to order Americanized Chinese takeout, but had already eaten from his favorite restaurant earlier that day. He glanced around the room, puzzled. His eyes lit up when he saw a strategically placed camera and tripod. He knew what he must do. He knew that others had made significant income on social media from live-streaming daily activities...why not live-stream cooking a delicious meal? He then realized that risotto would serve as the perfect dish. It was labor-intensive and requires both quality ingredients and attentiveness to achieve proper texture. It...was perfect, and would be the first rung on the ladder to social media superstardom. After setting up his camera, he was ready to embark on an incredible journey.

ixcuincle took a good look at his cookware and wondered aloud if he should wash the pots and pans. After all, he understood that a proper patina is an asset when cooking, and knew that cleaning his pots
would eat away at the patina he had worked so hard to cultivate. "It is fine" he said. His knives, on the other hand, were not sufficiently sharp for the task at hand. Due to several days of reddit research, he was very well-versed in proper knife-sharpening technique. He then proceeded to play whack-a-mole on the sharpening steel with his finest knives, which had been purchased second-hand from an unknown discount manufacturer. After a few seconds, the knife transformation was complete. With a quick smirk at the camera, our hero gathered the necessary ingredients from a creaky refrigerator and stale pantry. He stopped. "Something's missing..." he said. Instantly, a stroke of genius came over him...he had forgotten his cooking apron! With a smile, he retrieved his finest Washington Capitals cooking apron, complete with a vomit stain and the anti-Pittsburgh Penguins graffiti he had written in his own blood after a Game 7 meltdown. After putting on the apron, our hero began chopping the ingredients with his surgical steels. However, there was a problem...he did not have arborio rice, a requirement for achieving an authentic risotto. He then recalled a conversation he had with his neighbor's dog and remarked aloud "No problem, I will just use this white rice since it is the same color." With a smile, he continued along.

"This is too much work" said ixcuincle after 5 minutes of effort. He scoured his kitchen, desperate for
a solution to his dilemma. After a few seconds, our hero knew what he had to do. After a quick glance at the camera, he pulled out his crock pot from the depths of his rarely-used upper cabinet and moved all ingredients to the vessel. After pushing a few buttons, our hero ate a few snacks to ease his overwhelming hunger. ixcuincle then scratched himself inappropriately, smiled to the camera and retired to his computer for a few hours to engage in some rather unsavory activities, pausing only to scream at his Mexican neighbors that were making a truly dreadful noise.

Upon returning, ixcuincle shut off the crock pot and smelled his creation. He could no longer bear to be
without it. Upon tasting the dish, he uttered the words that would echo throughout history forever:

"It's really creamy...Damn."

It was time for our hero to return to HFBoards. Turn to page 228 to desperately seek Zaide's approval about Asian pop music, or turn to page 99 to use his software knowledge gleaned from intense internet research to poke fun at OmniCube's career.
I didn't read that but this gets a nomination for post of the year
 
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They have like 2 or 3 month bootcamps where you just cram code and then they send you out to interviews.

Not sure if any are around here, they are mostly in the Bay Area. But that could be a ticket into one of those lucrative six figure ELC's.
 
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Either that or climb the ladder and get that briefcase

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I don’t score games I watch on TV and I definitely don’t score games I slept through because they were on at 5 AM.
It wasn't on at 5 am though. The games start at 5:30. And nobody said you had to watch the full game. It was on at 7 AM in the 4th inning.
 
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I mean I'm a morning person so

You think I have time to ask a league why they giving me baseball? Or what country they get their baseball from? I'll take any motherf***er's baseball if he givin' it away!
 
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You put a textbook in front of these kids, put a problem on the blackboard, teach them every problem in some statewide test, it won't matter. None of it. 'Cause they're not learning for our world; they're learning for theirs. They know exactly what it is they're training for and what it is everyone expects them to be. It's not about you or us or the test or the system. It's what they expect of themselves. Every single one of them know they're headed back to the corners. Their brothers and sisters, shit, their parents. They came through these same classrooms. We pretended to teach them, they pretended to learn and where'd they end up? Same damn corners. They're not fools, these kids. They don't know our world but they know their own. They see right through us.
 

Miguel Cairo

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I wake up, take a piss, brush my teeth, then go and lay in bed for ten minutes while I check my work emails. Sometime around 9:45 I actually get out of bed and go over to my work computer. I get more done between 9:30-9:45 AM every weekday than you have accomplished in the last year.
 
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I wake up, take a piss, brush my teeth, then go and lay in bed for ten minutes while I check my work emails. Sometime around 9:45 I actually get out of bed and go over to my work computer. I get more done between 9:30-9:45 AM every weekday than you have accomplished in the last year.
Why wake up that late.
 
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