Aaron Carter announces engagement to Melanie Martin 2 months after split
Aaron Carter and Melanie Martin announced that they are engaged less than two months after their messy split.
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Monday, June 15, 2020
FOX NEWS: Aaron Carter announces engagement to Melanie Martin 2 months after split
Aaron Carter announces engagement to Melanie Martin 2 months after split
Aaron Carter and Melanie Martin announced that they are engaged less than two months after their messy split.
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FOX NEWS: 5 Seconds of Summer guitarist Michael Clifford apologizes for past offensive tweets
5 Seconds of Summer guitarist Michael Clifford apologizes for past offensive tweets
Michael Clifford, the guitarist from the band 5 Seconds of Summer, apologized for past offensive tweets that resurfaced online recently.
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FOX NEWS: Alanis Morissette opens up about depression after suffering ‘a bunch of miscarriages’
Alanis Morissette opens up about depression after suffering ‘a bunch of miscarriages’
Alanis Morrisette had a tough journey filled with “a bunch of miscarriages” in order to have her three children.
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FOX NEWS: Amazon reportedly plans on pulling 'The Dukes of Hazzard'
Amazon reportedly plans on pulling 'The Dukes of Hazzard'
Cancel culture taking on 'The Dukes of Hazzard'; reaction from comedian Michael Loftus.
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New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: How to get motivated after burnout
Ask HN: How to get motivated after burnout
2 by mementomori | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've been interviewing for two months (the Leetcode variety) and didn't get any offers. I find that when I can't understand a piece of code, I spend a lot of time on one question. This is what happened at my last job. I often spent a lot of time figuring one thing out, and there wasn't enough help available. It seems to take me a longer time to figure things out than other people, and it seems like most teams just expects you to figure it out and then deliver. Usually after the honeymoon period, I cannot maintain interest in anything, and even though I know I need to, I just can't no matter what. It's probably an attention/cognitive issue. Anyone has experience and found a solution for that? Also, at what point do you decide that a particular career is "not a good fit for me" or "just difficult in the meantime"?
2 by mementomori | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've been interviewing for two months (the Leetcode variety) and didn't get any offers. I find that when I can't understand a piece of code, I spend a lot of time on one question. This is what happened at my last job. I often spent a lot of time figuring one thing out, and there wasn't enough help available. It seems to take me a longer time to figure things out than other people, and it seems like most teams just expects you to figure it out and then deliver. Usually after the honeymoon period, I cannot maintain interest in anything, and even though I know I need to, I just can't no matter what. It's probably an attention/cognitive issue. Anyone has experience and found a solution for that? Also, at what point do you decide that a particular career is "not a good fit for me" or "just difficult in the meantime"?
New ask Hacker News story: John Stewart Used White-Hat Hacker Analogy for Trump
John Stewart Used White-Hat Hacker Analogy for Trump
4 by artur_makly | 0 comments on Hacker News.
John always blows me away. he actually uses the `White-Hat` Hacker analogy i've always used: "But in a way, Donald Trump’s presidency has been a positive, because it shows that American democratic exceptionalism is not a birthright. He’s like a white-hat hacker. You go: ‘‘I think we’ve done a great job of building a safeguarded system. Could you test the vulnerabilities?’’ The hacker goes — boop, boop, boop — ‘‘I’m in through the back door, and I stole all your information.’’ With Donald Trump it’s like: ‘‘We have a very fair and impartial judiciary. What do you think, Donald?” He goes — boop, boop, boop — ‘‘Actually, if I move some people around, I can turn it into a corrupt partisan affair.’’ " https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/15/magazine/jon-stewart-interview.html\
4 by artur_makly | 0 comments on Hacker News.
John always blows me away. he actually uses the `White-Hat` Hacker analogy i've always used: "But in a way, Donald Trump’s presidency has been a positive, because it shows that American democratic exceptionalism is not a birthright. He’s like a white-hat hacker. You go: ‘‘I think we’ve done a great job of building a safeguarded system. Could you test the vulnerabilities?’’ The hacker goes — boop, boop, boop — ‘‘I’m in through the back door, and I stole all your information.’’ With Donald Trump it’s like: ‘‘We have a very fair and impartial judiciary. What do you think, Donald?” He goes — boop, boop, boop — ‘‘Actually, if I move some people around, I can turn it into a corrupt partisan affair.’’ " https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/06/15/magazine/jon-stewart-interview.html\
