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by dkasper 3y ago
curious what type of workload this would be good for?
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by dkasper 3y ago
I guess we know that, but why doesn't the EU rubber stamp medicine that's approved in the US? In my opinion it's actually good for there to be independent bodies reviewing things.
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by dkasper 3y ago
This hurts my eyeballs.
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by dkasper 3y ago
Some of the internal tools at meta have a feature kind of like this. Personally I don’t use it, but I bet some people like it.
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Doge, Chad(google.com)
1 points by dkasper 3y ago|1 comments
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by dkasper 3y ago
This seems to be a fake place that somehow made it onto google maps.
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by dkasper 3y ago
They do though. They are just drowned out in a sea of blogspam/marketing and (recently) ai generated content.
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by dkasper 3y ago
100% agreed, especially for tacos. For burritos carne asada is also top tier in my book.
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by dkasper 4y ago
Absolutely not. Lattes and cappuccinos were invented in Italy after all.
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by dkasper 4y ago
I will not be a first adopter of this, but it is cool.
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by dkasper 4y ago
I work at Meta :) The growth I watched in headcount over the last 4 years has been pretty amazing. Before Meta I worked at Reddit. More people were in my bootcamp class at Meta than the entirety of Reddit at the time. And they did bootcamps
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by dkasper 4y ago
Just because Meta is pretty revenue efficient already doesn't mean it couldn't be more revenue efficient. Why is $2M per employee good? It's actually quite bad if Meta should be generating $10M per employee.
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by dkasper 4y ago
hilariously "15 person company run by a Mom out of ohio" was literally one of the tweets going around trying to get empathy for people who had money at svb https://twitter.com/lcmichaelides/status/1634654
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by dkasper 4y ago
As a Meta employee for almost 4 years what I will say is I was skeptical at first coming from git, but the sapling system works very well in practice in my experience. I still use git for everything outside of work, but I may consider sapli
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by dkasper 4y ago
I still daily drive an Apple Watch Series 3. I use it as a watch and a fitness tracker and have no complaints or reason to upgrade until it breaks. Battery life is still well over 1 day with my usage.
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by dkasper 4y ago
Tanforan failed so hard it’s getting torn down to become office space. Not exactly a great example.
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by dkasper 4y ago
Flash drive or thumb drive. Use them pretty much interchangeably.
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by dkasper 4y ago
Yes
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by dkasper 4y ago
Very important to clarify this is only the migratory subspecies. The species as a whole is not endangered at all: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarch_butterfly
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by dkasper 4y ago
Zero chance of helicopters in cities after 9/11. You can’t fly helicopters over SF or Manhattan anymore except for medical purposes.
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by dkasper 4y ago
Technically git is distributed version control and should be workable even if GitHub is down. You could fetch from your coworkers directly even for instance. We’ve really fallen a long way if GitHub is a single point of failure.
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by dkasper 4y ago
This already exists if you use the filters in the app. In fact it's one of the ways cool new filters go viral. But lots of people use other apps to edit photos and upload them and IG has no way of knowing what happened to those unless
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by dkasper 4y ago
IMO tiny ideas like this are mostly for fun and learning, they don't need to be unique. Build another take on a blog or a game or utility or whatever you like to do online, but put your own spin on it.
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by dkasper 4y ago
The main problem with the California coast is that the water is so cold. Between NorCal and SoCal there is pretty much an ideal weather zone for everyone.
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by dkasper 4y ago
At Meta we get 21 PTO days + 2 choice days + 5 "Meta days" + 10 government holidays. That's a total of almost 7 weeks off... Not sure if it's still the case but when I worked at Reddit we had "unlimited" PTO an
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by dkasper 4y ago
And now recession seems to be here and they will probably get bailed out again.
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by dkasper 5y ago
There’s incredible amounts of capital going into the crypto industry and FTX is one of the biggest players. There may be some froth but they seem like one of the least shady players in the space to me.
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by dkasper 5y ago
Agree about the flavor and ingredients. Reminded me of this vox podcast I listened to recently about the loss of food/flavor diversity, which basically means large scale farming has mostly crowded out all kinds of strange heirloom plan
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by dkasper 5y ago
Convince me it won't be largely a nothing burger like the Y2K problem? My guess is in 2037 everyone will frantically test their systems and make some patches and life will go on, no?
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by dkasper 5y ago
While I agree with the sentiment that at the end of the day none of this would've happened without the Russian aggression, it does still matter because intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. I'm not saying that's w

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