cheeze

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by cheeze 10y ago
> It is a cash bar, so please bring sufficient money with you as there is no nearby cash machine. Are guests expected to purchase their own alcohol at their wedding?
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by cheeze 10y ago
If you can't study to reverse a linked list efficiently... You're gonna have a bad time... I ask 'reverse a linked list' when the interview is going so poorly that there is no chance the candidate will be able to answer
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by cheeze 10y ago
The first set of problems are all very simple, but you have to start somewhere. I'm not sure that the cryptopals chalelnges are the best way to learn exactly how you should be implementing everything, but I've found the knowledge
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by cheeze 10y ago
Pretty awesome, but broke on the first command I tried (granted, it is bash specific IIRC) echo $(( 1 + 2 ))
845.
by cheeze 10y ago
Just went yellow Edit: nevermind
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by cheeze 10y ago
You can do this easily with uBlock origin. Right click -> block element. Done.
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by cheeze 10y ago
I'm an SDE and I do a lot of interviewing these days. Unfortunately so many of them end up poorly :(
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by cheeze 10y ago
Almost certainly illegal in my state if the tenant is not aware.
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by cheeze 10y ago
How? Don't you need to wake Alexa for the skill to work? What happens if they unplug the Alexa?
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by cheeze 10y ago
That nobody else is doing it.
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by cheeze 10y ago
IMO it comes down to the fact that Amazon literally has my last 13 years of purchasing history, yet it seems that all they are doing is "you looked at x, lets show you y variations of that x." My dream is that I go to Amazon.com a
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by cheeze 10y ago
Does MSFT/GOOG/AAPL/ETC do this or is it Amazon-specific?
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by cheeze 10y ago
Playing devils advocate here... If they only hire a subset of interns this way, how would a full-time candidate have any clue? If a manager doesn't get an intern that had this happen, how would they know? Okay now most poeple know, it&
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by cheeze 10y ago
I'm not sure what the solution is, but my worry with tying to an IP address is the mobile setting where I may transition from work wifi to bus wifi to home wifi, with a mobile carrier in between all of those steps. Maybe something like
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by cheeze 10y ago
Mods, can we update the link here with the non-mobile version? http://www.dw.com/en/ant-species-cultivates-coffee-for-accom... Thanks!
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by cheeze 10y ago
Re mapping caps lock to esc is life changing. Nobody uses caps lock anyways, and it's in a prime location on the home row!
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by cheeze 10y ago
Agreed 100%. That seems insane to me.
858.
by cheeze 10y ago
Uhh, Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos?
859.
by cheeze 10y ago
Same discussion on this topic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12637126
860.
by cheeze 10y ago
Can we merge https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12637302 into this? Same exact headline
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by cheeze 10y ago
I'm happy they are introducing it, but IMO the execution has been quite poor. Some random complaints as someone who uses it: They added a tab to the facebook app that you can't remove. It's inconveniently placed between two t
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by cheeze 10y ago
It's Amazon, what do you expect?
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by cheeze 10y ago
I'm with you 100%. When I see an animated gif, it likens the article to clickbait or those 'my reaction when' pages. I'm here to read news, not watch funny images that appeal to to the lowest common denominator.
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by cheeze 10y ago
Piggybacking on this - Have you had any endorsements from dentists or medical professionals that this is safe to use?
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by cheeze 10y ago
Looks quite nice but it's sloooow on my android device (note 5 using AC with a gigabit line). Takes about 5-6 seconds on average compared to less than one in a web browser. That being said, the hn interface is poor on mobile.
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by cheeze 10y ago
I don't know if anything has changed, but tree style tab gave me terrible memory leaks.
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by cheeze 10y ago
Agreed 100%. With something like LastPass, they never actually have your enencrypted data at any point. So a logging bug (probably somebody logging the payload, etc. accidentally) wouldn't matter. This is really concerning for a compan
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by cheeze 10y ago
I'd argue that lap times are what matters. Fastest is a broad term. I'd expect that "the fastest production car in the world" would have no problem winning a race at a majority of tracks. "Fastest" has nothing
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by cheeze 10y ago
I think that most of the concern comes from the fact that Pinterest has had no problem doing this in the past [1]. While it may not be the plan at this moment, things can change quickly, and with any change in a system like this, people are
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by cheeze 10y ago
Yeah, that wording is odd. Storing your secrets in plain sight* * as long as plain sight includes a remote service call at some point

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