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by alttab 7y ago
Right. Just read the changelog. It's literally regression fixes on compilation performance (which is introduced by typescript to begin with), and providing work arounds to do things typeless when new syntax feature XYZ is launched. I&#
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by alttab 7y ago
And at $5 a month, has way more features
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by alttab 7y ago
Sorry, got burned with the Google Glass. You'd have to give that shit away for free before I wrote another line of code for it.
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by alttab 7y ago
I think Google just realized the path they were taking was too short. They underestimated the nest contingent which is funny considering how much data they collect. It seems like product management and engineering wanted to do it quickly an
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by alttab 7y ago
Who says that once Amazon figures out one day delivery at scale that they won't sell it as a platform? Seems obvious. Uber says that they are the Amazon of Transportation. I'd argue that Amazon is the Amazon of transportation.
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by alttab 7y ago
I'm am American and recently moved to Europe. I had to get a new phone because my old contract wasn't up. I had a LG G6 before, and ended up with a Huawei P20 and can't imagine why someone would pay 3-4x for a Samsung or an i
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by alttab 7y ago
Probably the arrogance to write about his "mistake" without actually learning the core reason for the failure. The author starts out owning it, but then shifts the focus to "we" and other things like execution. In the en
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by alttab 7y ago
They had actually taken out many statues by crane just yesterday to protect from the ongoing restoration.
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by alttab 8y ago
I liked the idea of circles but G+ never really stuck for me. One thing I think about is tagging. Arguably circles is a private configuration. If I tag someone in a picture I posted to my Family Facebook Circle, but who on their end would s
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by alttab 8y ago
Not if you look at the 5 year chart
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by alttab 8y ago
Sure sure sure.
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by alttab 8y ago
You are wrong "bro." It's called the Tech Survey and you can see anyone's feedback going back like 3-4 years.
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by alttab 8y ago
Potentially, but there still needs to be milk to milk it. Sounds like this guy is too focused on an idea that he hasn't executed well. That's like trying to milk a starving cow, because none of the other animals on your farm are a
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by alttab 8y ago
I think the main benefit to this isn't obfuscation, nearly as it is management. Instead of storing fully resolved addresses, "pointers" to the addresses exist, which are much easier to manage.
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by alttab 8y ago
But there isn't any milk. Zuck is milking it. Zuck could do other things, instead he continues to do Facebook and similar acquisitions. He is milking it. This other dude isn't getting any milk. He's pulling a teet with noth
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by alttab 8y ago
But in this case it's not like he's milked it at all. Your description more aptly fits Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook.
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by alttab 8y ago
alias vim 'emacs' Done.
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by alttab 8y ago
Amazon LPs: 1) Customer Obsession 2) Ownership 3) Disagree and Commit 4) Vocally Self-Critical / Earns Trust / Learn and be Curious
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by alttab 8y ago
Don't use the app
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by alttab 8y ago
Disable cookies
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by alttab 8y ago
>> There should be a way to watch a video once and not have it take over your recommendations. Log out.
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by alttab 8y ago
"The same traits needed for outlier success are the same traits that increase the odds of failure… So be careful blindly praising successes or criticizing failures, as they often made similar decisions with slightly different levels of
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by alttab 8y ago
You'd have to human-label that speech. That already won't scale very well, and requires per-language annotation. Understanding and tweaking it should be done with hyper parameters, not semantic libraries.
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by alttab 8y ago
This would require that you have an exhaustive list of priorities typed out in a grammar, for each language. Word embeddings is a more semi-supervised learning. There is no way grammars could cover all the cases in a scalable way.
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by alttab 8y ago
Consistently invest an amount that you are comfortable with. It's called dollar cost averaging. I'd personally keep dry powder for when the market is far beyond the standard deviation of historical records. 2008 and 2018 would bot
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by alttab 8y ago
You should always be investing because timing the market is a fools errand. The question is how much?
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by alttab 8y ago
The difference between tech and non tech companies is the value factor of the employee. If you're a software guy at a large global hotel, it's meh. You are a tier 3 or 4 employee. They make money booking rooms - anything else is a
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by alttab 8y ago
Certainly sarcasm, right?
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by alttab 8y ago
I'd also ponder the implications of storing your RDS password in an environment variable. There's no reason to potentially open up this information unencrypted to other applications.
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by alttab 8y ago
Garbage in garbage out.

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