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Why are working class kids less likely to get elite jobs? They study too hard at college.

Students from wealthy backgrounds are more likely to get really good jobs because they've learned how to play the right games.

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Hasnain says:

"One of your most counter-intuitive arguments is that students from working class and lower-middle class backgrounds are less likely to get elite jobs, because they concentrate on studying rather than their social life at college. That’s the opposite of what the conventional wisdom would suggest."

Posted on 2015-09-28T02:07:53+0000

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Procedural City Generation in Python - Documentation — procedural_city_generation 0.1 documentation

Welcome to procedural_city_generation’s documentation! In this page we will give an overview of all the things you need to know to get started with this project.

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How to Avoid the Biggest Mistake You Can Make as a New Software Engineer

As a new software engineer, you’re bound to make a number of tactical mistakes due to a lack of experience. Maybe you build some functionality on your own only to learn later that there’s a common …

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The Netflix Tech Blog: John Carmack on Developing the Netflix App for Oculus

Hi, this is Anthony Park, VP of Engineering at Netflix. We've been working with Oculus to develop a Netflix app for Samsung Gear VR. The app includes a Netflix Living Room, allowing members to get the Netflix experience from the comfort of a virtual couch, wherever they bring their Gear VR headset.…

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Why the Rich Are So Much Richer by James Surowiecki

In the years since the financial crisis, Joseph Stiglitz has been among the loudest and most influential public intellectuals decrying the costs of inequality, and making the case for how we can use government policy to deal with it.

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