I really like the idea.
A small feedback, it would be good to also add courses from all over the internet, e.g. MIT OCW.
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I really like the idea.
A small feedback, it would be good to also add courses from all over the internet, e.g. MIT OCW.
Did you try using google keep? Works really well for this kind of stuff ;)
Really wondering if they actually hired someone over the last 12 months who applied after seeing this ad.
HousingAnywhere | Lead Data Engineer | Rotterdam | Onsite
We are looking for a Data Engineer to join our Engineering team. You will build data driven solutions to help the global market of students and young expats find their home away from home, and by improving the quality of our data tools and large scale data infrastructure. You will take on complex data-related problems using some of the most diverse datasets available — user behavior, marketplace dynamics, revenue streams, and other signals across our platform. Above all, your work will impact the way the world experiences housing and international relocation.
Read more about the role - https://housinganywhere.workable.com/j/C33B03C0C6?viewed=tru...
Email me if interested, cHJha2FzaCtobkBob3VzaW5nYW55d2hlcmUuY29t
Not really, it's very easy to game glassdoor reviews. My previous employer had 90 or so fake 5 star reviews to have an outstanding profile.
One good thing about glassdoor reviews is the Helpful button, this gives us some authenticity for negative or positive reviews.
What's the correctness criteria of the take home coding assignment?
Had applied last year, was given a simple game to write without any test cases, though it worked, application didn't move forward.
Google keep, simple and effective.
Hello, my name is Prakash, have experience with full stack web development. Looking for companies with a clear mission.
Location: India
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Java, PHP, MySQL, Git, AWS, nginx, yii, flask, MongoDB, redis, solr, vagrant, docker
Résumé/CV: linkedin dot com /in/prakashw/
Email: prawadhwani at google mail service dot com.
Location: Jaipur, India
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, Spark, JavaScript, PHP, Yii
Email: prawadhwani@gmail.com
Also willing to take intern positions.
Twitter, Quora, facebook.
Applied. Hoping for an interview. Really keen on working at CloudFlare.
Hi,
Very interested for this position. Please contact me prakashw at iCloud dot com
Excellent resource! Please share how you made it.
The bitter truth is, workers from TCS and Infosys are able to do the job more efficiently than their american counterparts with a lesser pay. This system as a whole is beneficial for the US economy, I don't think they will change it in near future.
great book!
I remember it being the pirate king in the old days. Won't miss it much now.
Doesn't work, apparently you need to scan the code from your phone's WhatsApp which you can't due to lack of that functionality.
What is this supposed to mean?
Happy Holidays! Here to the many more successful years to come!
Yep, this is so old but enjoyed reading it considering the recent nude celebrity picture leaks.
Its up already.
Does it sync music from Mac to an android phone over a local wireless network?
Yep, noticed this annoying feature too, I guess its been there for a while but till now Adblock used to block it. Google has found a way to bypass it.
Being stuck in the education system myself, I fully agree that the system is flawed. But I think you get what you pay for, if you raise the buck it won't be difficult to find some excellent coders in India.
If we are looking at the future from this point on, then in a nutshell the precise answer to this question would be NO. The only popular Java use I see is on Android by google, that is going to change sooner or later.
Great site! Good idea! Bookmarked!
SEEKING WORK - Remote
Any work related to computer networks, have some programming experience in C, NodeJS.
contact- ieyesight@live.com
Why sites are publishing their downtime on HN? Hacker News is better than that.
How to verify the stuff we buy is legit?
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