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by arunv 2y ago
They were probably generated using a business account, and the business does not allow public links.
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by arunv 8y ago
1. Judging how smart the people there are by their tech stack is like judging how much horsepower a car has based on how many miles it has. 2. Even humoring that assumption, you’re conveniently forgetting React, Hive (+Hbase, hipal), presto
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by arunv 8y ago
I personally know many people that stayed / have stayed 9-10 years at Facebook, long after the IPO and long after vesting. I think people really underestimate the value of sheer impact on end users. I know the news about FB hasn't
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by arunv 8y ago
1. Personally, I do. I think Jobs was a magician, but he was famously not the most personable guy. 2. Even if he wasn't, the fact that we're making the comparison reflects how important he was to FB.
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by arunv 8y ago
Any other company in their shoes would have had a mass exodus. Chris was a big part of making employees feel like they shared a piece of the dream. Whatever your thoughts about Facebook, the fact that some of the smartest people have worked
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by arunv 8y ago
Chris Cox is a huge loss for Facebook. His first day speech is still the reason Facebook has the strongest culture in the valley.
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by arunv 10y ago
My thoughts, a bit too late: I guess your takeaway from that story about my father is very different from mine. What I took from that was the extreme serendipity that my friend's parents happened to be in school with my dad, and that I
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by arunv 10y ago
Hey all! Arun from Fabric here. Nikolay and I are here to answer any questions you guys might have. Hope you enjoy Fabric!
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by arunv 14y ago
Hey guys - I work on Timeline here at Facebook and just wanted to chime in here. I've looked into a bunch of cases today where people were concerned their messages were showing up, but as has been pointed out in many places (e.g. techcrunch