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by beager 9y ago
With respect to #2, why would any employer pay for their employee to use a service that has a strong financial incentive to place them in a new job?
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by beager 9y ago
Thanks for sharing. Some notes: 1. Signups go right to waitlist, so it's hard to validate any of this. Is this vaporware? Why waitlist? Are you still in dev, or is this an artificial scarcity play? 2. All I see here conceptually is hea
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by beager 9y ago
If this technology truly can reduce the cost of tunnel boring by a factor of ten, subway systems can be created in many more cities and existing systems updated with a thicker network. I also wonder if, because of the smaller diameter of th
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by beager 9y ago
Do you believe the author would have been able to expose the lazy and dishonest behavior of a journal like this with a paper that was plainly satirical to a layperson? It has to walk the line in a way to show that the journal purports to co
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by beager 10y ago
Humor aside, one wonders how much increased communication could facilitate common malware usage between the CIA, NSA, etc. If some common malware were developed and distributed agnostic to foreign or domestic targets, it could be a conduit
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by beager 10y ago
Yup, any destructive production change, I always bring in another engineer as a lifeguard. Call out the environment you're on, the machine you're shelled into, and the action you're performing. Can even be an engineering-adja
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by beager 10y ago
At their proposed scale, yes. There's another version of reality where Uber can massively scale back and become profitable, but that screws over a ton of investors, and causes an almost complete turnover. At that point, Uber is a much
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by beager 10y ago
I agree with respect to the behavior of boards, but the public relations imbroglio could prompt a more rash action. Interim executives could perform his duties for 3-6 months. I believe that. To me, that the perception of Uber as a toxic co
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by beager 10y ago
Congrats to the Heroku team for pushing forward with this. While it's not attractive to this Heroku customer due to my preference for CI solutions that are agnostic to the rest of the deployment workflow, I'm sure this is a great
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by beager 10y ago
`text-shadow: 0 0 1px #bbb` looks slightly better, but nothing will look as good as letting the browser do its thing.
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by beager 10y ago
Treading that line is the art of the science, to be sure, and I've found that the right amount of testing is the amount that will allow you to continue moving fast, even after hitting traction. Technical debt will slow you down, and ju
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by beager 10y ago
Time management, to me, is a more powerful "skill up" than anything that could keep your GitHub green. When you know you have limited hours in the day and you have hard time commitments, you have no choice but to learn and work ef
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by beager 10y ago
To me this was apparent in their corporate rebrand as Snap Inc. Threading the needle and parlaying your hype into a diversified, profitable holdings corp is the formula they seem to be following. IMO Amazon got there naturally, FB took big,
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by beager 10y ago
Oh boy. And in Tenence's html: > <html ng-app=JetSmarter> Definitely not a good look at all.
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by beager 10y ago
Thanks for that. I understand the idea now. I hope you'll be able to convey it as well on your site and through your marketing. I would also not shy away from marketing the business as narrowly-focused on London, if that's where y
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by beager 10y ago
It's a shame that a tagline like "Making Renting Easier" resolves to something that is, even after a few goes at parsing, still fully opaque to me. I clicked through because, as a sufferer of the abusive NYC renting game, any
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by beager 10y ago
Nomad Health | Product Engineer | NYC | ONSITE https://nomadhealth.com/careers Nomad is building the online marketplace for healthcare staffing. Hiring doctors and other clinicians is an opaque, outmoded industry rife with