Bernie Sanders says he doesn't trust polling predicting a Trump loss in 2020
Sen. Bernie Sanders says President Trump will be a tough opponent in 2020.
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Sunday, June 9, 2019
FOX NEWS: Bernie Sanders says he doesn't trust polling predicting a Trump loss in 2020
Bernie Sanders says he doesn't trust polling predicting a Trump loss in 2020
Sen. Bernie Sanders says President Trump will be a tough opponent in 2020.
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FOX NEWS: Democratic presidential hopefuls swarm Iowa and bash President Trump
Democratic presidential hopefuls swarm Iowa and bash President Trump
An overlooked poll shows just how much Democrat voters are overwhelmingly underwhelmed about their options for presidential candidates.
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FOX NEWS: Pelosi accuses Trump of using 'threats and temper tantrums' to negotiate foreign policy
Pelosi accuses Trump of using 'threats and temper tantrums' to negotiate foreign policy
Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski says the president's tough talk worked and Democrats don't want to admit that.
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FOX NEWS: Trump administration deals with the record influx at the border
Trump administration deals with the record influx at the border
Fox News has learned more than 200,000 migrants claiming to be part of families have been released into the U.S. since the end of December 2018.
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FOX NEWS: Alaska police charge 3 additional people in woman's killing
Alaska police charge 3 additional people in woman's killing
Alaska police have arrested and charged three additional people in the killing of an Anchorage woman, authorities said.
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FOX NEWS: Coming up on 'Life, Liberty, & Levin,' June 09, 2019
Coming up on 'Life, Liberty, & Levin,' June 09, 2019
Mark Levin sits down with former Clinton pollster Mark Penn.
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FOX NEWS: 2020 Dem rips party's focus on identity politics: 'Great way to lose elections'
2020 Dem rips party's focus on identity politics: 'Great way to lose elections'
Businessman and 2020 presidential hopeful Andrew Yang broke with other Democrats when he admonished the party's focus on identity poliitcs leading up to the next election.
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Get ready! Your favorite show, The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton , will be on in a few minutes on the Fox News Channel!
The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton focuses on the impact of the populist movement, both in the United States and throughout the world. TNR takes an in-depth l
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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: Should I find a job or try to build a profitable project?
Ask HN: Should I find a job or try to build a profitable project?
7 by driven20 | 5 comments on Hacker News.
A little about me. I'm close to 30. I recently left my job, I was burnt out. I want to take 1-2 months for myself to reflect and figure out my next steps. I'm a software developer and I have been working with various small to medium software companies for the past 4-5 years. I currently live in a small city in the south (gf and I want to move to NYC or another big city). I can build CRUD apps from the ground up. I have around $60,000 saved and with my current bills, I have a runway of 1.5-2 years. My life goal is to build a successful business and entrepreneurship has been something I have always been interested in. However, I have never successfully built anything that gained traction, so I consider myself more of a wantrepreneur. Options: #1 Spend my time studying and finding a new job in NYC. I'm pretty confident that if I spend my time on leetCode and networking I will land a good job. I feel like this is the safe route. #2 Spend my time pursuing a couple ideas I have. It's nothing new or innovating, a productivity app and a yelp like service working with small businesses. Reading all the content here is super motivating and inspiring, I feel like I could make these ideas work, but it's also super risky. I don't want to spend 1-2 years working on these ideas only to look up and realized I wasted my time and money. #3 Some combination of both? I was thinking that I can pursue my side projects and look for a new job at the same time. However, I feel like having a clear focus on one thing is important.
7 by driven20 | 5 comments on Hacker News.
A little about me. I'm close to 30. I recently left my job, I was burnt out. I want to take 1-2 months for myself to reflect and figure out my next steps. I'm a software developer and I have been working with various small to medium software companies for the past 4-5 years. I currently live in a small city in the south (gf and I want to move to NYC or another big city). I can build CRUD apps from the ground up. I have around $60,000 saved and with my current bills, I have a runway of 1.5-2 years. My life goal is to build a successful business and entrepreneurship has been something I have always been interested in. However, I have never successfully built anything that gained traction, so I consider myself more of a wantrepreneur. Options: #1 Spend my time studying and finding a new job in NYC. I'm pretty confident that if I spend my time on leetCode and networking I will land a good job. I feel like this is the safe route. #2 Spend my time pursuing a couple ideas I have. It's nothing new or innovating, a productivity app and a yelp like service working with small businesses. Reading all the content here is super motivating and inspiring, I feel like I could make these ideas work, but it's also super risky. I don't want to spend 1-2 years working on these ideas only to look up and realized I wasted my time and money. #3 Some combination of both? I was thinking that I can pursue my side projects and look for a new job at the same time. However, I feel like having a clear focus on one thing is important.
New ask Hacker News story: I am stressed out about interviews
I am stressed out about interviews
2 by intv_stress | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I have an interview at facebook and google coming up. I have about 7+ years of experience. I have been doing leetcode and studying for last month. I have tried to motivate myself, I have been reasonably diligent in studying, but when I read through these forums it seems like people treat these interviews as FT jobs. I want to do that to, but I lack the motivation because I don't think I can compete. I feel I am hard worker, but apparently not compared to other folks. The only way to really compete is to put in as much work as these people. I got like a 100 in my algo classes, but they can ask the gambit of questions. They can ask anything from heaps to recursion to dfs to red black trees to I don't know what. I graduated top 10% from one the 10 best CS schools in country. I don't think I am dumb, but I feel I am just not as sharp as I was when I was younger. I feel like not going because its just stressing me out. Heck I didn't even apply for these jobs. Sure I would love the money and having google or fb on your resume looks nice, but its not helping my mental state. I really got to respect people who work at Google or FB for going through the tests. Are there really that many people who are so good at algo that they can come up with o(log n) o(1) solution to a problem in 30min? I am guessing they are recruiting a million people so they have get 1% to pass through their tests, but is the stress really worth it?
2 by intv_stress | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I have an interview at facebook and google coming up. I have about 7+ years of experience. I have been doing leetcode and studying for last month. I have tried to motivate myself, I have been reasonably diligent in studying, but when I read through these forums it seems like people treat these interviews as FT jobs. I want to do that to, but I lack the motivation because I don't think I can compete. I feel I am hard worker, but apparently not compared to other folks. The only way to really compete is to put in as much work as these people. I got like a 100 in my algo classes, but they can ask the gambit of questions. They can ask anything from heaps to recursion to dfs to red black trees to I don't know what. I graduated top 10% from one the 10 best CS schools in country. I don't think I am dumb, but I feel I am just not as sharp as I was when I was younger. I feel like not going because its just stressing me out. Heck I didn't even apply for these jobs. Sure I would love the money and having google or fb on your resume looks nice, but its not helping my mental state. I really got to respect people who work at Google or FB for going through the tests. Are there really that many people who are so good at algo that they can come up with o(log n) o(1) solution to a problem in 30min? I am guessing they are recruiting a million people so they have get 1% to pass through their tests, but is the stress really worth it?