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leopaacc commented on UC Berkeley community condemns EECS professor's misogynistic discussion post   dailycal.org/news/campus/... · Posted by u/etc-hosts
leopaacc · a year ago
I had Shewchuk back some 15 years ago. Most memorable of all the faculty that included a couple Nobel laureates. Guy is pure genius
leopaacc commented on Zillow stops home buying as it struggles to manage its backlog of inventory   cnn.com/2021/10/18/homes/... · Posted by u/nimbius
leopaacc · 4 years ago
a bit of good news. corporations are now competing with homebuyers for homes, some 25% of homes are bought by blackrock and other outfits, bidding against you and me
leopaacc commented on A Crypto-Trading Hamster Performs Better Than Warren Buffett and the S&P 500   npr.org/2021/09/25/104068... · Posted by u/vander_elst
leopaacc · 4 years ago
everyone is an asset picking genius in a bull market. Buffet is an old school investor wary of the froth in the market.
leopaacc commented on Nomura Tells Staff Not to Smoke Cigarettes When Working from Home   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/matrione
leopaacc · 4 years ago
Good luck with that! Seriously it's none of their business.
leopaacc commented on Amazon will monitor workers' keystrokes to 'combat data theft'   inputmag.com/tech/amazon-... · Posted by u/stereoradonc
leopaacc · 4 years ago
sounds like a nightmare employer, won't be tempted to apply.
leopaacc commented on Right or left, you should be worried about big tech censorship   eff.org/deeplinks/2021/07... · Posted by u/DiabloD3
0des · 4 years ago
"Crises precipitate change" - Deltron 3030
leopaacc · 4 years ago
"never let a crisis go to waste" - someone
leopaacc commented on Ask HN: Can I have successful career in software engineering starting at 40?    · Posted by u/CareerChanger
leopaacc · 4 years ago
I did it at 35, it was hard work, but it paid off. In my experience had to really work hard especially for first 3 years.

Once you get comfortable in your domain you'll need to expand your knowledge to algorithms, systems and stay current with developments in your ecosystem. After 5 years on this path you'll be well grounded in the profession.

Ultimately, you can do it, but you must want it.

u/leopaacc

KarmaCake day45February 7, 2021View Original