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by ctvo 5y ago
You seem to be confusing RSUs typically issued by public companies as part of total compensation with options used by private companies, which often amount to nothing.
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by ctvo 5y ago
The American criminal justice system has problems. Those problems are systemic and publicly discussed, but the rule of law exists, and the process is public, and you have the right to defend yourself against charges the state levies. When i
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by ctvo 5y ago
We’re professional colleagues. If you need help with a work item I’m happy to assist. I’m not malicious or rude to people like OP, but I have no desire to fix them or help guide them through their personal issues.
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by ctvo 5y ago
I run into people like you in the field sometimes. Unless you're actively hindering my efforts at delivering something, I ignore you. If you're assigned a critical task, and you block us, I'll bring it up to stakeholders priv
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by ctvo 5y ago
It may even make more sense to address the root cause of the suicides rather than the method used! You’ll need to resolve for balconies next.
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by ctvo 5y ago
> Maybe not for being the basis of a reliable substrate of the modern internet. Maybe THEY will go to a COMPETITOR and THINGS MOVE ON if it's THAT BAD. I wasn't sure what the pattern for all caps was, so just giving it a shot t
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by ctvo 5y ago
The difference between Web 2 and 3 is that no one had to write long Twitter threads daily on why Web 2 was the revolution, and what builders should be making with it. It was organic because there was demand from consumers, and people used t
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by ctvo 5y ago
> It'll never be a perfect system. But overall we shouldn't under-estimate the impacts of the wealth transfer [2] created by BTC, ETH, etc, to the hands of young and tech-believed optimists. The wealth transfer is through ponzi
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by ctvo 5y ago
Why are you putting "hacking" in quotes like it's inaccurate here? What do you think the majority of hacking, as in what security professionals / malicious attackers do, entail? A small number of security vulnerabilities
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by ctvo 5y ago
Which users? Internal users? External users? External developers (I know, I know) or academics consuming their APIs? Advertisers? Starting from the position of what don't I know about this situation, and / or what systems could ca
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by ctvo 5y ago
> For years folks have been asking us, “JetBrains, when will you create a lightweight editor?” So we gave you anything but a lightweight editor. Lightweight editor implies speed, focused purpose, simplicity. What we get instead is remote
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by ctvo 5y ago
Of course I prefer 100% coverage with well written unit tests. But I’d also prefer to ship software and create value. There is a point of diminishing return in trying to exercise all code paths. Guessing at some hard rule (70%, no 80%!) see
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by ctvo 5y ago
Zillow is the largest aggregator. They own Trulia. I can squint and see the thought process here by Zillow, though execution, as evident, did not go as planned.
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by ctvo 5y ago
Can you not imagine how useful it is to know user data e.g. what neighborhoods receive the most clicks, what type of homes generate the most favorites, how long people view one listing vs. another, … that is unrelated to public MLS data?
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by ctvo 5y ago
I joined the SA forums when I was 10. I think it did more to mold my personality, sense of humor, and how I view the internet than anything else in my life. I was exposed to things I had no right knowing (it's a wedding band). I'm
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by ctvo 5y ago
> I can, and that’s usually what I do, but there are identifying details about the very specific domain which AWS only has a single product in. Sorry, to be clear, I mean can you give an example of something you couldn't use as an
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by ctvo 5y ago
Because the rest of Europe pays 80k.
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by ctvo 5y ago
> I think you overestimate the reputation of the US and underestimate how much it has rapidly declined the last decades. How has it rapidly declined? Please list the ways. I don't necessarily disagree, but I am curious.
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by ctvo 5y ago
You can’t remove the identifying details and talk about the technical challenge and usage in a generic sense? Your system or software is that specific? Can you give a now public example?
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by ctvo 5y ago
https://archive.md/ybXGj
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by ctvo 5y ago
And what were those tools in the good ole days that had the features enumerated by the parent? Primarily free, open source, hosted, instant open, local storage along with the usability? Excalidraw feels like a product of this time, and demo
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by ctvo 5y ago
Pretty remarkable to think the market prices things like this, or that public information everyone is privy to gives you an edge.
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by ctvo 5y ago
> Who does a boycott really hurt? The largest shareholders? ATVI has dropped significantly since this episode started. The assumption is this forces changes in management and leads to changes to address the toxic culture that triggered
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by ctvo 5y ago
Right, I agree. I think that's the problem. Misattributing initial successes to the program, and not the people you filtered in, meant it became progressively harder to achieve the same placement rates year over year. I imagine the abo
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by ctvo 5y ago
My partner went through a bootcamp, and there was an interview process after the application process. In my partner's case, they hold an advance degree in a STEM field from an Ivy League. A few of their peers had similar backgrounds, a
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by ctvo 5y ago
> My point is that human nature itself is at fault. Would you trust a flying machine in the hands of a drunk driver? But, no amount of regulation / laws / punishment will deter such incidences. You're talking about degre
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> As choosing the date has huge impact on the environment, a company that truly cares would take it into account. And you think they haven't because it doesn't align with when you want to move on. You are not the only user in
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by ctvo 5y ago
> Apple should showcase real-world apps using the M1 and compare it to Windows/x64. This reads as they should showcase apps I use. From Anandtech's review re: Adobe Premiere Pro: > What we find is that both Macs perform w
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by ctvo 5y ago
> Personal aerial vehicles are never going to be safe. Not for the lack of innovation or technology, but for human nature. Ever see how many people drive their cars with the "check engine" lights on? Or how many fail to get th
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by ctvo 5y ago
> The concept is great, but the push for mass market adoption bugs me. > These things are not efficient modes of transport. It takes a lot of energy to move one person from A to B. Will you not entertain the possibility that a for

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