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by MAGZine 6y ago
I've seen this exact behaviour with non-tech friends in 20s-30s people. You have it exactly right. There's a stigma to being a green bubble. It's stupid, but whatever. If you're going to be my friend, first things first:
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by MAGZine 6y ago
The rental market is losing it legs in SF for sure, though landlords are going to try and prop up their values however they can. Like a sibling comment said, giving free months rather than actually adjusting the rate. The funny thing is, th
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Doesn't ctrl/cmd-c remind you of the exit sequence?
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by MAGZine 6y ago
In one case Google is retailing the ads and talking to purchasers. The content is subject to Google's review and approval. And, Google has all of the data (quite fine-grained, since that's all they do). Because there is a third pa
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Do you want to offer any evidence to substantiate either claim?
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by MAGZine 6y ago
This is just functional core, imperative shell. Which is to say, keep generic, immutable things generic and immutable. Build libraries to implement ideas and concepts in your domain. And then when it comes time to implement the high-level b
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by MAGZine 6y ago
It is (un?) fortunately impossible to tell whether someone obtained some knowledge from leaked source or by reverse engineering. Especially when looking at assembly (or RE through other methods) could in theory produce the same bugs/qu
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Alaska airlines has already taken measures of blocking off middle seats and aisles on smaller planes. If you try and purchase a seat right now, the airline tells you: - All middle seats on large aircraft are blocked for purchase through 5&#
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by MAGZine 6y ago
they specifically call out san francisco's line as having reason to be expensive, but point taken—America has broader problems developing rapid transit.
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Sorry, I did miss that. It is unfortunate your employers are not supportive of your career ambitions. I've watched many engineers become managers at PlanGrid, so I know it is possible :)
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Doing anything in san francisco underground is a huge PITA. By nature, this consumes a lot of money, time, and expense. As soon as you start digging underground you find a whole litany of old pipes, wires, mains, etc that do not appear on a
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by MAGZine 6y ago
Don't interview for a manager. pick a growing startup, ask in the interview about developer career paths, and if management is a separate, lateral, or heirarachical stack (correct answers is "lateral track devs can switch into&quo
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by MAGZine 6y ago
I abhor the idea that learning to communicate effectively is "a waste of time." Rather than try to avoid learning an incredibly useful skill, people who CAN'T communicate effectively could use code review as a learning/s
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by MAGZine 6y ago
So the only thing that matters in a city is something that is out of the city's control (i.e. mortality rate of a virus). That's a bit silly. There's no sense in measuring against something that you can't meaningfully af
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by MAGZine 7y ago
This is good. A different approach would be to implement hackernew's noprocrast filters, which I quite like. It's nice to have something meter your usage with gaps rather than allowing you to frequently visit the site and prevent
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by MAGZine 7y ago
Conversely, it actually serves as a reminder for you to prioritize the work rather than coming across and old todo as a happenchance, when you're not in the frame of mind or have the time to fix it. Yes, it's tedium. But it's
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by MAGZine 7y ago
I've already built a little tooling around pull requests and git commits at autodesk and so when I read this, I thought, oh, yeah, that's a great idea, I should do that. But here's the thing. Our team already has a policy for
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by MAGZine 7y ago
I recently wanted to run some linux apps on windows (simple stuff like ls, ssh-keygen, etc) and found that most instructions were actually pointing me to install a ubuntu VM rather than use the native subsystem stuff touted a couple years a
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by MAGZine 7y ago
? surely 12 billion dollars that american spent would have extended their runway a day or two.
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by MAGZine 7y ago
to my knowledge, amazon had done a lot of satellite image processing for certain three letter agencies. this is probably related to that more than anything.
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by MAGZine 7y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. Emerging research suggests that aerosolized SARS-Cov2 can stay active for hours. Droplets (e.g. projectile saliva or mucus) fall out of the air quickly, but this is different. Here's a source:
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by MAGZine 7y ago
> This is an extremely limited and uninformed view of the world. > > Especially considering what Boeing goes through right now, I would say the best aircraft engineers right now are located in Europe and they work in the Airbus hea
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by MAGZine 7y ago
There are still significant challenges wrt workplace culture, meeting times, organizational setup (how work is actually synchronized between timezones/handed off), and, most importantly, language. That said, a decade is a long time fro
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by MAGZine 7y ago
Aren't you removed from the platform if you reject too many rides?
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by MAGZine 7y ago
That is an NSO, not ISO.
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by MAGZine 7y ago
> Google might not need you to code some efficient algorithm to search a b-tree every day, but they pay top dollar and can rightly expect that their software engineers can come up with efficient and creative solutions to hard problems wi
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by MAGZine 7y ago
Hangouts is actually one of the best messaging apps to this day, I'll be sad when it disappears. I love being able to send and receive messages from my PC and phone, seamlessly. And, probably the best part of all? All of my messages ar
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by MAGZine 7y ago
F1 makes things easier, but if you didn't come in as a student, things get much trickier. Most of the workflows you mention don't apply because it assumes you're already here to get your EB-2 or H1-B. Even getting H1-B is cha
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by MAGZine 7y ago
The bay is a great area if you are a young, healthy person without kids. My colleges take their SV salaries and retreat to somewhere else when they want a family. I think Canada is a better place to raise a family. Or, many other countries
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by MAGZine 7y ago
Just because you cannot detect something does not make you wrong nor does it mean it doesn't exist. What a ridiculous statement.

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