"When I was 14 or 15, I used to look at these books, and study them"
Smartphones prevent most teenagers of this era to read a book. This may apply to lots of adults.
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Smartphones prevent most teenagers of this era to read a book. This may apply to lots of adults.
Wishing you all the best.
Managers sabotage talented employees: https://www.library.hbs.edu/working-knowledge/what-drives-ma...
Hint: think of the widespread expression used in terrorism debates: "Lone wolf". It's a self radicalized/motivated individual acting independently and alone.
That's the norm across all industries.
But sugar-sweetened foods contain saturated fat ... so ?
Unfortunately the entire Internet is bloated with such extremely misguided jokes. Here is another extremely misguided joke:
"We have a fundamental problem in the way we develop software. A large percentage of software is created by people who were never trained on the basics of security. " [1]
[1]: https://buildingacareerinsecurity.com/why-developers-dont-kn...
https://www.securecodewarrior.com/press-releases/secure-code...
One reason is those are typically apps which need to be heavily secured. So behind the seemingly "simple" user interface and functionalities, there's so much security related code to ensure their "safety".
More importantly, it's difficult to code without dependencies.
It can not be farther from the truth.
The best way to stay in the bottom is to work hard, to focus on work so that others have time to focus on advertising themselves, take credit of your good work and backstab you for everything else, befriend and lick the shoes strategically -even develop bed skills, for some- while you isolate yourself by sweating and believing everyone will understand or care about how you optimized that for loop.
You list all the links to posts on the landing page: what if you have 1000, 2000 posts ? Have you thought of paginating them ?
Few days ago, Donald Trump pressured Emmanuel Macron to raise the prices of all medicines. The pressure was made with unspoken threats according to several mainstream French media such as this one [1].
[1]: https://www.tf1info.fr/international/trump-se-vante-d-avoir-...
Being addicted is not an intelligence criterion because every human is addicted to something -good or bad.
That's actually a basic principle of how we function cognitively.
- https://psychiatryofscottsdale.com/psychiatrists-honest-take...
- https://psychiatryofscottsdale.com/were-all-addicted-to-some...
That's completely false: Images were used for storytelling thousands of years before text (compare for instance the Lascaux paintings which are more than 17 000 years old, the Göbeklitepe sculptures and stone drawings (more than 12 000 years old), or the the more than 15 000 paintings of the City of Sefar (Algeria) which some estimate to date back as far as 20 000 years ago to the earliest text known in human history, Kish Tablet, Mesopotamia, around 3500 years old.
Maybe it's better to include them in the repository itself.
Once all the files downloaded, I run into several compiling errors.
Yes, the reward for more work is always more work. Hard work is the best way to make yourself unseen. Those who get promoted are busy advertising themselves, befriending strategically and may even take credit of your work while you are busy sweating.
>My final conversation with my manager was heart-wrenching. I had prepared a script, anticipating a counter-offer or a guilt trip. Instead, I was met with soft and understanding empathy.
Too much naivety out there to mention empathy even in a startup, let alone when working for a shark as Youtube. That was rather a good news for your manager: no counter offer, but also the fact they never rewarded you internally (L5/6) was a way to push you to leave.