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by d23 6y ago
I was also recently spammed by an ex employee that appears to have ex-filtrated my personal data. I notified Triplebyte and received no response.
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by d23 6y ago
Another insidious motive for the avoidance of writing: keeping things off the record. Writing requires you to put your name on your ideas. It promotes other pro-social traits, like being vulnerable. It's a lot harder to do negative p
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by d23 6y ago
Well first, don't just blame the engineers. The company has to actually prioritize making a functional product. Ultimately, reddit made no attempt to lean into the the thing that might attract world-class people to come there: a passi
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by d23 6y ago
I don't think most of the replies realize that you might be pretty familiar with Netflix's infrastructure.
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by d23 7y ago
My thoughts exactly. If I could just rent photoshop for a few hours that would serve my needs perfectly. But it looks like I'd need to buy a license, load it on, and pay monthly for storage, so I might as well just pay for just the a
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by d23 7y ago
> Curious why this post was flagged? Not sure what rule is violated. I suppose because it's a political tangent.
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by d23 7y ago
Performance is one thing, but I'm really just struck by how often I run into things that are completely broken or barely working for extended periods of time. As I write this, I've been trying to get my Amazon seller account react
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by d23 7y ago
“Product managers are interesting people. Their ideas and capacity for understanding markets are impressive.” Citation needed.
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by d23 7y ago
I did PRK and have had chronic dry eyes ever since. I can't recommend it. I would go back to contacts if I had the choice.
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by d23 7y ago
This was my experience of Ballmer-era Microsoft management hires at my previous company. They were the perfect combination of narcissism, manipulativeness, toxicity, and above all else, idiocy. They did a lot of damage, probably irrevocab
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by d23 7y ago
Not sure if it's been covered, but I started getting spam emails from them for the first time too.
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Ask HN: have Google search results worsened?
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by d23 7y ago
I'm surprised this is so far down. I'm assuming most people commenting didn't actually read it and are just agreeing with the sentiment. Perhaps the author is not a native language speaker? That being said, I'm not sur
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by d23 8y ago
I just saw it in another thread today and am seeing it again here. It's pretty apropos for what I'm dealing with at the company I'm at right now too.
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by d23 8y ago
Yeah, I've just been using bitbucket for this purpose for years.
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by d23 8y ago
> never calling in sick Seriously?
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by d23 8y ago
Oh jeez: > What this means is that, unlike so many other gaming trends, Fortnite truly seems like it's here to stay. According to Google searches, Fortnite has a ways to go to reach the staggering highs of Pokémon Go, the popular mo
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by d23 9y ago
Yeah. In all honesty, I would prefer _more_ of our interviews be straightforward coding problems that are reflective of the job the interviewee is going to be doing. Not whiteboarding. Not pseudocoding. Not puzzle problems. Just: write
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by d23 9y ago
Bold move being honest about your religiousness here. I respect that.
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by d23 9y ago
Facebook pages are in and of themselves avenues for marketing. Stop being so damn cynical about every single thing people do. It is possible, believe it or not, for people to have personal values and beliefs that extend beyond the ceasele
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by d23 9y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure why we have to take the approach of crapping on one or the other. I happen to think things like construction are probably pretty complicated too.
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by d23 9y ago
I would really like to do that, but honestly, I don't think I could get by without google maps and either uber or lyft. Looking through my smart phone, those are seriously the only applications I need . The other 60+ apps I could do
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by d23 9y ago
> If you communicate and be open, magical things will happen. Sorry, but not always. I've had multiple jobs where employers tried to screw me out of a piddly amount of money when leaving. It's your job to figure out whether y
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by d23 9y ago
I'd love to be able to microdonate to individual pieces of content on not just The Guardian but across the web.
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by d23 9y ago
How are those suspicious? It's an issue redditors care a lot about. A lot of those posts were done by moderators in their respective communities and don't appear to be copied and pasted content. It looks from the screengrab lik
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by d23 9y ago
> How did it even get launched in this state? Most people just want to change things to make a name for themselves. It doesn't matter if it's an improvement for the user.
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by d23 9y ago
My experience with your site on mobile: https://m.imgur.com/5vLrEJH Can't get it to go away, can't read the article.
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by d23 9y ago
I had a postmates order cancelled after 8 hours -- twice. I went on twitter and saw a ton of other people having the same issue. They did no postmortem, no mass apology; instead, they offered me delivery credit. Yeah, that'll make u
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by d23 9y ago
Oh hey, it's you. I weirdly recognize your name from many many years ago. I have vague memories of dealing with you in submitting an open source patch for Django Facebook. Or maybe it was just a documentation change. Either way I r
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by d23 9y ago
Be realistic. We're talking about the 99.9% of other people who don't have that condition.

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