byoung2

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by byoung2 4y ago
It's not the same as it was 10 years ago. It used to be more tech, hacker, and startup focused.
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by byoung2 4y ago
Nothing really...I got a new phone and forgot to install Facebook for almost 2 months. even now after installing it I rarely post. Just wish people happy birthday
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by byoung2 4y ago
Yeah I'm not holding my breath for a "Xi steps down to spend more time with his family" headline
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by byoung2 4y ago
https://www.ifit.com/equipment/treadmills
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by byoung2 4y ago
Also in the running: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/undertheinfluence/the-bottle-cap-sn...
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by byoung2 4y ago
I wonder what is the the absolute bare minimum to run a company like Twitter. I'm assuming that some of the positions eliminated could be replaced by outside services, like payroll and accounting, but how few people could you have on a
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by byoung2 4y ago
4 SIM registrations per citizen? Why are there 1.3B registrations for a country with 273M people?
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by byoung2 4y ago
I'm from Los Angeles, where car culture reigns supreme. I suppose the equivalent would be eating in the car versus sitting alone in a restaurant or at your desk at work.
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by byoung2 4y ago
My car has this feature but there is a sensitivity setting...high sensitivity and it behaves as you describes, orbon cloudy days the night mode comes on...low sensitivity and it takes a few minutes of darkness before it activates. It is eve
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by byoung2 4y ago
I am a nodejs engineer so 100% of the last 5 companies I've worked for used node as a server.
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by byoung2 4y ago
Build something new and exciting using blockchain and web3
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by byoung2 4y ago
I could imagine the switch being very difficult at an existing company, but if a startup implemented cloud dev environments from day one, it would be baked into their DNA. When I worked as a contractor, the biggest when starting a new clien
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by byoung2 4y ago
The time and effort I'd have to put in to make it successful would interfere with the stability of working for Disney. In my 40s with a family, mortgage, etc., stability is more important. I do wish I had been more serious about starti
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by byoung2 4y ago
I think the term "internet- connected" is more accurate. If it can pull in "smarts" from the cloud, that doesn't make the device smart, it makes it a ventriloquist dummy.
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by byoung2 4y ago
When there is nothing to be gained from guessing the random number (to the point where you could just hardcode it, then it is safe to use a weak random number generator. Examples would be randomizing background images in a website header or
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by byoung2 4y ago
What type of recruiter? If it is a recruiter from a recruiting firm then be honest about your number. They want to place you and they get paid based on the salary you get. I have had these recruiters tell me my number was too low and the co
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by byoung2 4y ago
I have noticed quite a few friends stopped showing up in my feed and when I look for them, they have completely disappeared from Facebook. These are friends from college who don't live nearby anymore, or former coworkers that I would s
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by byoung2 4y ago
They should be able to provide you with a detailed description of the medical procedure and the healthcare provider who did it. Maybe that person can confirm that it was not you
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by byoung2 4y ago
You're right...I use it to tow 2 jet skis, which is a much more wasteful hobby, gas and pollution-wise.
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by byoung2 4y ago
My SUV gets 20 city/25 highway but it seats 7. There are 2 seater cars with worse mileage that aren't being targeted. Doesn't seem logical.
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by byoung2 4y ago
Like I said, if the domain is super specific, it is solvable. That Taco Bell example is real. A private equity company was considering purchasing them from Yum Brands and they wanted to know what the customers liked or disliked. If all of y
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by byoung2 4y ago
You're looking for sentiment analysis and you won't get good results unless the text is in a specific domain. I did this work for a previous company where we analyzed restaurant reviews to extract actionable feedback. The trouble
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by byoung2 4y ago
I left Cameo 6 months ago because I knew this day was coming. $100M investment and unicorn status were the worst thing to happen to the company. It comes with expectations that you keep growing headcount and revenue. But they were extrapola
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by byoung2 5y ago
This is a tough problem that we encountered at TrueCar. People buy a car every 7 years, so a customer today will not be top of mind in 7 years. Before the pandemic we were working on a feature that would keep track of cars you own and sugge
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by byoung2 5y ago
Is there any provision that you can't post a range like $20/hr to $∞/hour?
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by byoung2 5y ago
I started using Android in 2010 (switched from Windows Phone) because it was more flexible than iOS. Things were so easy on Android but required Jailbreak on iOS. That plus I hated iTunes. These criticisms may no longer apply so maybe I&#x2
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by byoung2 5y ago
My wife had a 2006 Element. The salesman at the dealer told that hose it out lie. A quick Google search back then debunked it, thankfully.
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by byoung2 5y ago
I tried a related app for weight loss (Noom) and have lost 40 pounds so far. I imagine the cost is a filtering mechanism. People who feel it is worth it to pay past the 7 day trial are the ones who will get the most benefit from what the ap
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by byoung2 5y ago
It is validation that (in theory) someone has peeked behind the curtain and done some due diligence on the startup and put money on the line as a bet that the company has a chance to be a success. Compare that to some other startup that was
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by byoung2 5y ago
If you have been a CTO/cofounder for "many years" and it is not matching your desired income, then you should not have free time.

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