Redoubts

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by Redoubts 7y ago
It's like you don't trust Weyland-Yutani at all.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Well, if that’s true for every project...
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by Redoubts 7y ago
That's where Python has been for a while. It's a good place to sit.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Aren't google products services they have to pay to keep alive? Apple apps like this likely cost less to leave alone. Also, I wouldn't call Google a youthful company, even if Apple is 44 years old.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Honestly that building was oversubscribed the year they broke ground. Apple probably has half the office space in Cupertino.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
NYC publishes this kind of data ("Daily Syndromic and Case Data Update"): https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-main.page
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by Redoubts 7y ago
This twitter thread had some good info from NYC: https://twitter.com/ArmstrongDrew/status/1242648015959187456 > Another common trend -- 95% of people who have died so far had an underlying health condition ...
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by Redoubts 7y ago
No, but I picked a very bad time to quit my job and move from one hotspot to another.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-03-18/wework...
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Yeah, I'm having similar problems but I'm trying to go across country.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Not with reports like this on the air it won’t https://twitter.com/ndrew_lawrence/status/123717484635584102...
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Personally I appreciate the questions that are 1) open ended design questions 2) here's some broken code, fix everything 3) probe depth of understanding of tools/language I always feel the Algo whiteboard questions feel like a &qu
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Disgusting.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
> I've anecdotally heard of from a number of people in tech who've made the SF->NYC move is the better gender and career diversity there. For men this can equate to a better dating lifestyle, and just in general some want t
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by Redoubts 7y ago
> I don't know why this being downvoted. tbh, it's one of those "Are you sure you're not an idiot?" replies.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
So why can’t we use Japan as an example? That seems like a laundry list of good ideas.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Oh lol, almost forgot about your terminal stack.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
> I still can't make any money
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by Redoubts 7y ago
"We just need to innovate" K.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21542184
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Seeing them a lot in Best Buy.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Dunno, what’s the return on property, less maintenance turnover and annual wealth taxes vs the market? What’s the risk of dumping so much capital into exactly one asset vs a stock portfolio?
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Idk, usually the end result is a fat refund check. The incentives here are scatterbrained at best.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Dunno, I can only hazard thinking ‘intentionally underpowered to force our developers to think more ‘
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by Redoubts 7y ago
> OpenMojij 12.0 > Believe it or not, this horse's lack of eyes may not limit athletic performance. Many blind horses do well under saddle. However, the missing right hindlimb will severely limit potential for soundness even as a
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Not quite true, the 12" had <5W chips and didn't even need a fan. The airs draw a little more and need active cooling.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Their interview process and pay scale strongly indicates they’re optimizing for commodity new grads. I don’t see any appeal for experienced hires.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
I’d replace compound words with gerunding in English.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
I suppose that would be called a fair turnaround.
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by Redoubts 7y ago
Most of the prop shops I've been talking to have been Python & C++.

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