dacompton | 6 years ago | on: Rudder, an open source Segment alternative
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dacompton | 7 years ago | on: Peak Valley?
dacompton | 7 years ago | on: JSON isn't a good configuration language
How are you managing the registration of service and task definitions?
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: How a Genius Is Different from a Really Smart Person
If scientific progress is our goal, then I would argue that forming cliques around a clique-governed definition of "most likely to elicit genius" is not only wrong, but dangerous. Heuristics can be ugly things.
Also, MENSA reminds me of church. Church is boring.
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Hands hurts from coding too long?
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: Elephants without tusks are a response to the selective pressure of poaching
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: Send Your Brain Back in Time
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: Junior programmer? This may help you
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Is anyone using a VM for the work environment?
For me, the scenarios mentioned are too improbable to justify that amount of tinkering. If you need what that gives you (portability etc), it would not be a terrible way to go about it. You could also look into amazon workspaces or vagrant.
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: As a psychiatrist, I diagnose mental illness and help spot demonic possession
In short, my experiences have taught me that some people are not wired for religion. Perhaps some of those disinterested folk find it more advantageous to say "possessed by demons" than "not otherwise specified."
dacompton | 9 years ago | on: There Have Probably Been Aliens
To assume that a collection of beings which have obtained the ability to travel amongst the stars would focus their attention on a single species on a single planet is fundamentally selfish.
What resources does our earth contain that are not (more easily) obtainable elsewhere? If Drake's equation "holds", then what novelty do _we_ provide?
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: No U.S. tech company went public in Q1 2016
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: Docker Compose Wrapper
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: Pyrobuf: A Cython Alternative to Google's Python Protobuf Library
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: Technical interviews went amazing but HR is not answering my emails now?
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: Technical interviews went amazing but HR is not answering my emails now?
So, I'd suggest applying for more jobs. Try not to fall in love with a position before you get it. Instead, fall in love with what you're doing in Software Engineering. There will be a number of positions that will give you work that you find interesting. If you like the work and like the people, then fall in love with the position.
Edit: Also, you should be looking for bad smells (this isn't necessarily one) when you're interviewing. A better example would be: "Send us your resume in .doc format. .doc only"
dacompton | 10 years ago | on: Different Brain Regions Are Infected with Fungi in Alzheimer’s Disease