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   by dopamean 9y ago

   I look forward to all the negative comments here from people for whom GitHub is not serving their very specific need.
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   > P.S. Career services are provided for remote students. Good to hear. There was some debate about whether or not to provide services when I was there. I do wonder how effective those services are however. A big part of providing them is
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   Though it may seem obvious to people here (on HN) this is a much bigger problem in the industry than people realize. In many ways these bootcamps are repeating the problems found at trade schools in the past. I taught at one for a year, Mak
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   This is why I gave up on RSS. I wanted to read content quickly without having to navigate to a website.
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   What do you think the per sq foot price is of something like this? A couple years ago I read that the average price for office space was in the high 60's. That would put this place at nearly 50 million dollars per year. Does that sound
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   People take all sorts of jobs because they pay better than others. I don't think there's anything sad about that.
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   What on earth are you talking about?
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   You guys? There's one response and it's pretty tame.
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   by dopamean 9y ago

   I'm curious what you mean by "neoliberal" here. It's not a term I'm very familiar with. It is especially confusing to me because what you went on to describe is traditional Conservative reasoning.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    I'm surprised to hear people say the local competitors were better. That's really not true. It's possible they were as good (never actually were in my experience) however I can't think of one way that any of them were ac
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Absolutely. That also says something about the difference in the times. Zuckerberg forced people onto Facemash probably because he thought it would be easier than getting people to sign up voluntarily.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Right so hacking Edgar wouldn't be a great source of non public information then no?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Man PG's style of interviewing is super annoying. I get that he was curious and seemingly enthusiastic but at times the dude could barely get out a word.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Was the SEC notified about the Equifax hack before the public? With enough time for someone to trade on that information?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    > Alternatively, there are sometimes political reasons. A director may not want to risk an outage for fear of being dressed down by their VP. This is such a weird thing to me. I've never worked anywhere like this and so I have a har
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Hasn't this been true for a while?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    I turned off the stream because I needed to get back to work. Did they say anything about security for FaceID? Such as where the data about your face is stored. Or what about just holding up a photo of someone?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Let's Encrypt is pretty good about checking CAA records. At work I built a system that allows our customers to order certs from LE and we see lots of failures for CAA query timeout (customer using a DNS provider that doesn't suppo
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    I'm already in Austin. I'd stay here. Though realistically they'd open an office way north and I wouldn't want to commute up there.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Something tells me housing will suddenly become a little less affordable after Amazon comes to town.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    This guy is going to forget the password before this is resolved and then the argument will be about whether or not he has really forgotten. I look forward to seeing how this all plays out.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    This may be a dumb question but I want to make sure I'm getting everything here... they have a warrant to search the hard drive?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    I think you're right. The Bloomberg video clearly shows someone just squeezing the back with their hands and juice comes out.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Is it crazy to just ask?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Are we just copying people's comments from previous threads now? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15113793
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Thanks! I probably should have looked for this myself...
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    I always assumed that the NYT Bestseller List was a marketing vehicle that you could buy into. Not that it didn't track legitimate "bestsellers." I just figured you could pay to play too. If people really care about knowing t
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Honestly, that sounds like a convenient rumor for Foxconn.
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    What kind of answers do you expect/would like to hear?
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    by dopamean 9y ago

    Wasn't RedHat a one trick pony at one point? I don't think it's insane to be that they'll be as successful as RedHat one day and it seems these investors would like to bet on it.