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dangwu
6y ago
The blockchain has no support for this kind of feature. That's rather antithetical to Bitcoin. How do you propose to achieve this without a central bank figure?
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dangwu
6y ago
Waiting more than a few minutes eliminates all in-person, food delivery, and probably most same-day delivery transactions. Who’s going to wait an hour for the purchase to go through for an Uber Eats or Prime Now delivery?
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dangwu
6y ago
LLVM has devolved into complete garbage in Xcode for large Swift projects. Slowless aside, at least half the time it won't display values for variables after hitting a breakpoint, and my team has to resort to using print statements to
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dangwu
6y ago
Thanks! And am I correct in assuming Slack just has a single target for the iOS app (App), then one for each App Extension? So the root source folders map 1:1 to build targets?
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dangwu
6y ago
Interesting read! > No more dumping ground folders like “Helper” or “Utility” If you’re organizing by feature and you have one of these helper/utility classes that support multiple features, where does it live? Would you consider ea
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dangwu
6y ago
Apples and oranges. Hotels.com is a middle-man. When you have a problem with your stay, you talk to the actual hotel, which has its own front desk, customer service, legal, engineering, business, marketing, blah blah blah, teams.
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dangwu
6y ago
Tell us why you think 7,500 employees is too high, in order to implement, maintain, and grow an online lodging and experiences marketplace in 191 countries.
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dangwu
6y ago
It's monthly, but yes they should add this information.
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dangwu
6y ago
Yup. Costco’s Kirkland brand is another example.
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dangwu
6y ago
Yeah, I’m really confused. The title says video backgrounds but they all seem to be static images.
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dangwu
6y ago
If they advertise ability to record at 1080p and it's possible to push the hardware to 4K, that's not lying. This is not any different than an ISP selling a 10 Mbps plan when gigabit is available.
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dangwu
7y ago
Maybe $COMPANY just expects their candidates to be able to use a search engine rather than quiz their recruiters on it, and anyone who can't do that is a non-regrettable loss.
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dangwu
7y ago
The thing is, they don't have any information that you don't have access to, and they're not going to be able to set you up with anybody who does (e.g. a director, VP, or CEO). Any information they do have is already publicly
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dangwu
7y ago
I'm sorry, but that's really embarrassing on your behalf. This is a lowly tech recruiter that has absolutely nothing to do with the warehouse and retail staff, and you're asking them questions that are suited for Amazon execu
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dangwu
7y ago
I think either they are paid by Apple for the product placement, thus they must do whatever Apple wants, or they don't want to piss Apple off even if legally they could do whatever they want. The production company could say goodbye
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dangwu
7y ago
If most of their employees live in high COL areas like Mountain View, CA, then the 200K figure seems very fair. Maybe even low.
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dangwu
7y ago
Cost per employee can be much higher than their compensation. Maybe around 25% higher.
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dangwu
7y ago
There’s an animation showing the face before and after. It’s better than a photo, in my opinion.
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dangwu
7y ago
All the big companies hire for mobile in the Seattle area. There’s some startups too, but nothing like the Bay Area.
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dangwu
7y ago
> ...the workload we had mostly kept us working separately on our own tasks with little room for interaction. It wasn’t uncommon, for the first part of my time at Snap, to get up in the morning, drive to the office, go through the work-
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dangwu
7y ago
Amazon uses Chime internally. It gets the job done, but the UX is garbage compared to Slack.
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dangwu
7y ago
The second one doesn’t appear to be a messaging app at all. Simple name collision?
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7y ago
I'm disagreeing with OP's suggestion that giving computer manuals to kids is a "fairly effective way to create world-changing computer engineers."
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7y ago
If you gave computer manuals to kids today, they'd cry and beg for their phones back
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7y ago
Shameless plug: you know what doesn’t rely on faulty style sheets? Native apps! Give Octal for iOS a shot. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/octal/id1308885491
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dangwu
7y ago
You are assuming that OP and others are asking this for "fun". I think most managers would agree that firing people is the worst part of the job. Threads like these can serve as valuable places to share hiring/firing experien
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dangwu
7y ago
I don’t recommend changing teams, unless you’ve found a perfect match with a manager you trust doing work that excites you. You’ll find yourself at the bottom of the totem pole, working on the worst projects, and having to spend year(s) to
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> For instance, to think Jony Ive being even remotely responsible for the keyboard debacle seems preposterous to me. I can definitely picture a world where Jony’s ruthless push for thin and light resulted in the butterfly keyboard.
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7y ago
Instagram ads appear in feeds as normal posts. I would assume that they are not blockable.
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