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4y ago
it's not a company requirement that no one questions. it's an industry requirement that literally everyone questions all the time.
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4y ago
isn't gitlab already the github alternative?
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idk why hosting costs should factor into your value consideration. obviously if this doesn't support any calendars then there's no utility there, but i can't imagine being more eager to pay for something because it seems like
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4y ago
lmao definitely not
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4y ago
tbh i just skip solar panels. it's such a grind. by the time i can make them at scale, i need so many of them, and i hate placing them. even with pretty OP construction bots it's not worth the effort IMO. this might be mitigated i
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4y ago
Ah, yeah, I suppose. Maybe I need things spelled out for me.
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4y ago
Unless I missed it, he didn't really talk about why these names exist, other than to suggest it might be a troll? Related, I don't understand twitter as a place for long form content. It's difficult to read and it can't
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4y ago
Yeah this really sucks. I think some do this for paywall reasons, but there are definitely models out there to allow in-reader paywall access. Stratechery has an interesting approach - when you subscribe you get a unique feed that can be ca
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4y ago
most of the eng on my team have masters degrees, and we have standups. this is common where i work and i assume other faang
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4y ago
I kind of liked having everything run through usb c, including power. Charging from either side was nice, and being able to charge literally everything I own with a single charger was great.
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4y ago
there isn't really a stack rank, and they're pretty careful about not fitting performance into predetermined quota buckets. honestly i think attrition will get the numbers down fairly quickly, although unfortunately probably prett
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4y ago
i don't know about "at any cost", but i haven't heard anyone push back against the performance and feedback culture. my team just wants to get better. i have been really pleasantly surprised at how pervasive this mindset
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4y ago
the comparison is disingenuous, but yes, i absolutely would. "sometimes erroneously slices off your fingers" sounds scary, but if it happens less often than people in the wild, this is absolutely a net gain.
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4y ago
uh, for the record, selling data is a problem in and of itself. but good to note you don't mind as you can attach a palatable political spin to it.
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4y ago
yeah, i use tiktok a lot and i think about this all the time. it's so odd that this isn't the first thing people are discussing. imagine if the russian government sponsored a social media application, all we would be talking about
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4y ago
> improve their existing service > I don't understand the rationale behind cutting me off while I'm scrolling through Twitter simply because I'm not logged in i mean, this really isn't a bug. this is working as int
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4y ago
wow. they're ugly, but that's awesome they map to green and red.
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4y ago
what position did you interview for? they are very definitely an algorithm interview company for technical roles.
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4y ago
in this instance it creates influence, which is probably very valuable yes.
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4y ago
i wonder if musk will finally get out of my news cycle for 10 minutes now
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4y ago
> I think you should put this demo on the front page and the code sample on some other page. I was expecting to see the demo on the home page. yeah lol, i think everyone in this thread had the same experience
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4y ago
GP may be responding to the fact that the vanilla quick start page is empty while the react one is not https://lexical.dev/docs/getting-started/quick-start
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4y ago
i don't share this experience at all. i've used zillow and apartments.com recently (found a place through apartments.com about a year ago and just found one through zillow a few weeks ago) and had no issues. the filter options wor
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5y ago
> just do the same thing as google i know what you're saying, but this isn't exactly a triviality
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5y ago
serious question: how is this any harder than just "subscribe to n subscriptions for an x% discount"?
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5y ago
it is, it is, and there are :)
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5y ago
Yes, that's an example of the obvious pandering that I left room for.
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5y ago
FWIW, I'm not sure if any main stream politicians are arguing today that there is no climate change. I could be wrong, but most of what I hear is a question of how much is human caused/accelerated, rather than whether it's ha
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5y ago
> Sometimes we do get lucky and pick up a mediocre lifer (like me) why?
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5y ago
I understand the risks of this approach, but I just dumped everything into google photos and I'm very happy with how it's working for now. I do not miss the days of keeping track of those devices at all.
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