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by doh 7y ago
That's so unnecessary. If Apple wants to fend off rivals, then just stop treating podcasts as second class citizens and built tools for creators, including detailed analytics. I'm not talking about the type of analytics that Googl
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by doh 7y ago
Checked in 4 different browsers and images show in all of them. Maybe your adblock is removing them?
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by doh 7y ago
It actually has nothing to do with "fun". As I mentioned in my other comment, we don't expose our database publicly and nobody but us can see that a video is unlisted. It would beat the purpose of our service would we delay o
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by doh 7y ago
We don't expose our database publicly and we have no discovery mechanism. Also I don't believe unlisted videos are considered to be private. There is a private setting which disallows for public to see such a video. And finally, i
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by doh 7y ago
We [0] index YouTube actively and see way over 5.5B videos [1] at this point. We catch a lot of unlisted videos and we did try to figure out how is that possible in the past. It seems that a lot of users will upload video which is by defaul
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by doh 7y ago
That's actually not true. The original laws were enacted exactly to protect individual composers. Copyright law is old, more than 300 years old [0]. Corporations exploited it the most, as they do with any opportunity, but that doesn&#x
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by doh 7y ago
Copyright as a legal concept is fairly old and the perception on it changed a lot within the history. For instance SACEM [0] was established 170 years ago in France. The general idea was to allow creators and rights holders to control their
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by doh 7y ago
>> The number of people who derive meaningful income from their copyrighted work is and has been very small Depends on how you define it. For instance more than 500k people make on average around $8k/month. I'm not saying it
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by doh 7y ago
Isn't that the premise of our society? Ownership, money, ... All of it highly artificial and it only exists as long as we allow it to. Copyright is more than just a stick that many people see. Copyright is first and foremost an attribu
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by doh 7y ago
ArangoDB is fine, but dgraph [0] can scale easily to that size (we have order of magnitude larger graph). In reality, you can use any resilient key/value store and use hexastore [1] as a storage format. For instance JanusGraph [2] has
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by doh 7y ago
We only buy one top [0], but it holds up well. 4 years and counting and most of them are in fairly good shape. [0] https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20251139/
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by doh 7y ago
Years ago, when I lived in Boston, when Summer arrived, half of the city went on water or did something outdoors. When I moved to CA, there was no such pattern as there is "Summer" the whole year around. I'm wondering how dif
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by doh 7y ago
Exactly this. I looked into doors as table tops and found them to be more expensive than table top from IKEA. So we went with IKEA
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by doh 7y ago
This is most likely not related to the Article 13 (now called Article 17) as they are still most likely to be considered to be a UGC platform. The directive [0] says: "The services covered by this Directive are services, the main or o
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by doh 7y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles, CA; Boulder, CO | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built one of the largest search engine for audio-visual conten
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by doh 7y ago
This is a great question, one that is very important to our business [0] which crawls many of the major social media platforms. Andy Sellars [1] published a paper year ago on the topic titled "Twenty Years of Web Scraping and the Compu
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by doh 7y ago
We have different style of communication. You are obviously more sensitive to the style of writing than I’m. You are correct I could have style my answer differently. I was trying to address the two points he made for other candidates. He u
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by doh 7y ago
What you reas as a snark was just a point. He called the library obscure. Don’t believe many others would use that description. I quoted it to make a point not to take a stab at him. Same goes to this conversation. While you attack me perso
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by doh 7y ago
What about it. He said it's an obscure library. I wanted to make sure that others get the full picture.
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by doh 7y ago
We actually asked. None of them used immutable.js before, two heard about it in the past.
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by doh 7y ago
I did address the ghosting in other comments. He decided not do the assignment. We should have been more explicit and outright say that we are not a good fit, which is our mistake.
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by doh 7y ago
I don’t think any company specifies exactly the job requirements as there are many, especially as the job progresses. The point of the assignment is to see how well can you deal with new challenges. Interestingly enough, other developers we
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by doh 7y ago
I don’t know which position you interviewed for, but my guess is one involving javascript, as it’s, I believe, the only one where we ask to use a library. If that’s the case, the “obscure” library is immutable.js [0], one with mere 27k+ sta
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by doh 7y ago
It’s hard to do it as the numbers of videos are growing quickly year by year. BTW it’s the latter
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by doh 7y ago
Great to see this posted to HN. I'm the author of the article. Let me know if you have any questions.
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by doh 7y ago
Good question. We still experiment with where we hire. If you look at my previous posts, we used to hire anywhere in US but trying to narrow it down to just couple of our physical offices.
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by doh 7y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | Downtown, Los Angeles, CA; Boulder, CO | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $105,000 Minimum Salary + Equity | https://angel.co/pexeso/jobs Pex built one of the largest search engine for audio-visual conten
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by doh 7y ago
All makes great sense. Well good job!
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by doh 7y ago
What made you to pick Chromaprint? Also why did you pick Scala over lets say Kotlin? I love the idea that you pick a project and re-implement it (or its bindings) into another language in order to learn it. That's how I usually do it,
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by doh 7y ago
I do apologize. Unfortunately can’t identify what happened, but in any way it was definitely mistake on our side. We do not take candidate’s time lightly and try to be as prompt as possible (usually we make a decision within a week). Again,

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