anoncareer0212

8 ms·

61.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
You're right, if you don't have a family and don't have _any_ paycheck deductions, don't pay _any_ taxes, and use numbers 33% below the average cost, it seems small. Survey of purported 2019 data shows $570 * 12 = $6,840
62.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
It isn't, the generosity is allowing you to pick up COBRA
63.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
That employee is distanced enough from the idea that people would genuinely want to leave that I kinda laugh when I read their quote. COBRA alone would eat up most of the severance. Either people managed to get through a _whole interview pr
64.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
To put it more plainly: Americans love tech and trust it, and not so oddly, in reverse order of how _tech people_ appreciate the companies. Look at these ratings, theyre in direct contradiction with your guess of what they are as well as yo
65.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Anecdotally, techies are tiring of vague statements about privacy and 'you're the product', especially about Google. If theres a tangible cost beyond enabling ad targeting, people are still amenable (this has always been tru
66.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Netflix won't play ball because of Apple TV+, was likely a massive strategic error for them to jump to that when they couldn't negotiate deals with TV channels
67.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
It's fairly straightforward, Amazon patches Android, not Linux.
68.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Yes
69.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
We can start at why this is filed under 'Privacy Research' - pure FUD.
70.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Very unpopular opinion, please engage with it on the facts, not their popular perception on HN: After a decade and flipping from Apple services & DDG-only to Google over time: I'm really annoyed by DDG's histrionics about Goog
71.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Yup, the article even has Google recommending multiple services and paying for people's subscription to an external service for 6 months.
72.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
There aren't any references to this going 90 days back, other than the same exact list as the original comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24210623 I don't understand why you have to other me into a FUDd
73.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
You created a false dichotomy where either OP can do it or it doesn't exist, then told me I created the dichotomy. Weird stuff
74.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
It's because I'm relatively secure in my knowledge of these areas, I count 3 vast hyperboles, 1 discontinued, and 1 unknown and I'd be getting good value out of you teaching me how to pull it off. That's all
75.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
I'll pay you cost, then a bonus matching cost, plus hourly rate matching your day job, min 4 hours (for each)
76.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Given the worst-case assumptions of people arguing the cloud is required[1], it's a one-time investment of $60,000, $200,000 in the absolute worst case. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24601264
77.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
A one-time investment of $60,000, $200,000 in the worst case, isn't a way of dismissing the 'many people who complain the model [wasn't released]', especially given the alternative is 'being Microsoft', which c
78.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Either they are exceptionally good at covering their tracks and silencing victims, or, this is a rare case that people have been writing about for months.
79.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
*her
80.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
I severely doubt any of these things are for sale. If you pay up front costs out of pocket and get accurate answers, I'll cover the cost. Interested?
81.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Exactly, I was in love @ Swift 2, but as the language evolved to cover corner cases and enable things like SwiftUI, it became nigh-unreadable, there's simply too many 'dialects'. Dart is the closest I've found to optimiz
82.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Yeah, the language you quoted is histrionical and responsible for innumerable mistaken impressions, including me, until last year. If you skim the headings you'll see it's things that'd more or less be 'obviously' p
83.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
No, sorry if this sounds rough, but it's a 'not even wrong' comparison - the UI component code for Android is open and in the 95% case, _not_ tied to an OS version. What you're referring to as closed source and proprieta
84.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
I neither know Jonathan Blow, nor understand why he must create a programming language to critique them - is he someone who works on programming languages as his day job, for some time, yet somehow has avoided enforcing his opinions on hims
85.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Yes, yes, no
86.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
"Kwiatkowski wouldn't be drawn more on the specs other than to tell me that both power and torque density (i.e. the amount of power or torque divided by the volume of the motor) will be industry leading."
87.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
The market always dictates the price. People who make solar panels for a living say yes, the curve has been astronomical and beyond predictions, but, we're closer to a wall than we are halving costs again
88.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
No, unfortunately, and the driver missed her over 1.5 lanes - it's extremely egregious https://youtu.be/51HQ5JXIvWw
89.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
Those are all arguments your team has been repeating for a while, and I used to be amenable to, but am no longer given the amount of time that has elapsed. Something is pretty broken over there, and it's especially not charming to read
90.
by anoncareer0212 6y ago
UITableView was a solved problem on the web by 2014 at the absolute latest. iOS has scrollbar jumps unless you know the rendered height of every list item and the complete count of list items in advance (which is why Chrome jumps, it doesn&

More ›