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by chandsie 6y ago
https://eater.net/6502 Started with just playing around with spare electronics/Arduino, but now I've gotten sucked into the wonderful world of retrocumputing via this kit from Ben Eater. I've already built th
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by chandsie 7y ago
I'm disappointed I read the article before your comment. What a waste.
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by chandsie 8y ago
In the comments the author says, "Blockchain is amazing technology - but it is a solution in search of a problem." That's really the tl;dr of this article. Blockchain has a lot of potential value but arbitrarily throwing it a
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Correction method for aggregated A/B test impact measurement(medium.com)
1 points by chandsie 9y ago|0 comments
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Correcting for Winner’s Curse in A/B Testing(medium.com)
1 points by chandsie 9y ago|0 comments
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by chandsie 9y ago
Hey HN! I'm an Android engineer on the mobile growth team and we're looking to grow our team with another Android engineer (the second role called out above). Right now there are 4 of us on Android (5 on iOS), working on a variety
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by chandsie 10y ago
Yes, a lot of people have been working overnight and still working hard on putting out a slightly different way to volunteer for this service. As you point out it obviously has different challenges and opportunities than a natural disaster.
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by chandsie 10y ago
Not true - there is no "browbeat/hoodwinkle"ing happening. You choose to volunteer your home for any of the causes. The team has been working overnight and still hammering away to create an easy way for people to volunteer th
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by chandsie 10y ago
(I'm an employee) We have a disaster response program through which we solicit hosts to volunteer their homes for emergencies. More information here - https://www.airbnb.com/disaster-response (We're still working
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by chandsie 10y ago
I'm an employee, so for what it's worth, this isn't something out of the blue. Airbnb has a disaster response program that gets activated all the time for natural disasters and other tragedies - https://www.airbnb.
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by chandsie 11y ago
A current undergrad and TA for CS courses at Cal (UC Berkeley) checking in here. The course I TA for, CS 61C Machine Structures (inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/) introduces the concept in our unit on parallelism. This is a required
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by chandsie 13y ago
Source Code: https://github.com/brianhou/YouTubeRadio
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Show HN: YT Adventure, A new way to explore YouTube(ytadventure.com)
2 points by chandsie 13y ago|1 comments
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Google Autocomplete “API”(blog.shreyaschand.com)
4 points by chandsie 14y ago|0 comments