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   by augbog 8y ago

   For people who feel a little lost I highly recommend reading the book "The Defining Decade: Why your twenties matter" by Meg Jay.
2. 32.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   The XR and XS offering confused me for a long time. Even right now I still don't fully understand the difference. It is surprising that XR didn't do as well as XS relatively speaking. Then again I feel a lot of people who are extr
3. 33.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   What are you looking for?
4. 34.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   Not sure if the creator wants to monetize necessarily. He's a huge fan of open source and contributes to some really big projects. I will say the permissions was a turn off for me as well though
5. 35.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   ah the good ol reddi.. err HN hug of death
6. 36.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   Truthfully I have no idea what he even does with the required review papers that are given to us a the end of the class. Lots of people have reviewed him on Askmyprofessor.
7. 37.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   I agree with a lot of these things -- although I will say it took us a lot of time and the right people to help SET UP JIRA to be able to work with our process.
8. 38.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   As someone who had a teacher who literally was tenured, had the absolute worst reviews ever on the website and wherever, literally recorded his lectures once and now goes to lectures just to answer questions (which btw he barely answers em
9. 39.▲
   by augbog 8y ago

   Is it just me or is it so slow?
10. 40.▲
    by augbog 8y ago

    We currently use react-dnd at my company. Overall, I think the documentation could use improvement but it can get you pretty far. However, one thing I will say is we haven't fully finished handling multi-drag-and-drop and I think it wi
11. 41.▲
    by augbog 8y ago

    I was surprised he is able to process PSDs in his editor though. For many people that might in itself be sufficient.
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Thank you so much for talking about critical path -- I think that is the biggest takeaway. As someone who had a manager who was very hands on... it was frustrating. The code he wrote was brilliant, but it was hard to review against him. Fur
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Just rumors I've heard but the people who make that much (and I've heard some crazy numbers) are people who have a lot of knowledge of proprietary systems internally in Google. I don't know if there are actually a lot of them
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    by augbog 8y ago

    I remember someone posted an HN post about tips for competitive programming. Some of the code I saw in there is horrific and I would never approve in a PR but definitely makes sense when you're coding with a time crunch. In general, I
15. 45.▲
    by augbog 8y ago

    I can guarantee you the answer is somewhat related to the term "clickbait"
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    by augbog 8y ago

    I feel this article doesn't understand what "learning at your own pace" means. Yeah sure you can say "learners need this environment, this attendance, etc" but you're falling into the trap of what we have right
17. 47.▲
    by augbog 8y ago

    I get a 429 response sometimes?
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Yeah agreed I've actually seen this a lot on Quora as well. I personally don't think there's anything "wrong" with it because the pros listed will most definitely be valid however as an outside user, I am interested
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    by augbog 8y ago

    It looks like the link to the claim of shortening the work day is based on how schools for children aren't as long as the adult workday so I think your second question is already being applied right now. "In the LinkedIn post, Gra
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    by augbog 8y ago

    For people who missed it, Microsoft didn't actually fork Lerna and potentially copy-pasted the code. https://twitter.com/jamiebuilds/status/1002696931527700481 And quite honestly yeah I read that Github issue
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    by augbog 8y ago

    The main goal is less to hurt the companies that are supporting ICE by not allowing them to use an open source project, but actually bring a lot more awareness that these companies DO IN FACT support ICE. I had no idea Palantir was working
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Don't worry Microsoft has their own fork of lerna anyways lol https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17214257
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Legal reasons to work in the US have to be 18 I think. Or something with visas
24. 54.▲
    by augbog 8y ago

    This is a god damn treasure trove of info for people new to ML. Thank you!
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    by augbog 8y ago

    I remember interviewing WhatsApp once. First thing I asked was how much does Facebook determine what comes down in terms of priority. The reply was "There might be some things but we are our own entity. It really hasn't affected u
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    by augbog 8y ago

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    by augbog 8y ago

    Yeah this seems to be the key point that is confused.
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    React DOM 16.4.2 released to address a security vulnerability in ReactDOMServer(reactjs.org)

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    by augbog 8y ago

    I want to say this is the least rude way but I'll just say it -- this really seems like an oversight of local restaurants being unable to adapt to the market they have. It's similar to how certain stores who failed to realize onli
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    by augbog 8y ago

    Well considering how many people who now know git and understand it, it doesn't make sense to do that necessarily. Rather they should make it a configurable option which do now see push.default ( https://git-scm.com/docs