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by endtime 10y ago
Google has had 12 weeks for a while. I think Facebook is even more (3 or 4 months).
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by endtime 10y ago
Yeah, that occurred to me but I figured it would average out over enough games. It would be super bad luck to always get subbed in and out in sync with your opponents' best players all season.
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by endtime 10y ago
Honest if potentially naive question: why can't you just measure points per minute by the player's team's opponents when the player is on versus off the court?
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by endtime 10y ago
We typically do 5, in one day. 10 sounds like the rare case where the hiring committee was on the fence after those and asked for another interview day.
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by endtime 10y ago
Does anyone hate SpaceX?
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by endtime 10y ago
> Parse trees are cool to look at, but what can I do with them? One really simple and obvious thing is word sense disambiguation. Plenty of homonyms are different parts of speech (e.g. the verb "lead" and the noun "lead&q
427.
by endtime 10y ago
It was acquired and shut down, but https://www.mailboxapp.com/ was a thing recently.
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by endtime 11y ago
> they're always guys Marissa Mayer might qualify.
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by endtime 11y ago
I don't know of a general "how to" but 'a' is a keyboard shortcut to send a reply (with comments).
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by endtime 11y ago
Can you explain what you mean by austerity and how it is responsible for new taxes?
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by endtime 11y ago
> Well, then how about "Google is an ML company"? Sure, that's fine, but since ML is generally considered to fall under the AI umbrella your statement is more precise but not more correct. > Though I fail to see any app
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by endtime 11y ago
When someone says "Google is an AI company" they're obviously not talking about AGI but about applied stuff like ML and IR.
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by endtime 11y ago
The text ad which is targeted using AI?
434.
by endtime 11y ago
How many of those people are iCloud users just because their iPhone's default settings sync their iMessages to it or whatever?
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by endtime 11y ago
No board wants to admit they have a below average CEO, so they all have to pay them above average, which of course raises the average.
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by endtime 11y ago
The cost of living in SV/SF is extremely high.
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by endtime 11y ago
It's one thing to call it expensive, but stupid? Presumptuous. I work so I can feed my kids. As far as I'm concerned, that's what money's for.
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by endtime 11y ago
Very little of my work is on GitHub either (I haven't really touched it since last time I actively applied for a job, years ago). The general point I wanted to make is that it's much easier to make the age discrimination case if t
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by endtime 11y ago
I was expecting this response. :) I assume none of her work is on GitHub, actually. But there's a difference between not hiring someone because she's old and not hiring her because she's out-of-touch. If she isn't doi
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by endtime 11y ago
Could you link her GitHub profile?
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by endtime 11y ago
Congrats on your twins! I work for Google, and when my wife had twins last October, my team was extremely supportive when I took six weeks of paternity leave - they even threw me a little party and chipped in for an Amazon gift card for dia
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by endtime 11y ago
> Also, the article states there are "legions of coders" flocking to the site but I can't find much evidence of that Possibly an instance of http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by endtime 11y ago
> I'm not convinced that it's helpful for offspring to get (or expect) a big windfall that they don't have to work for. I hope your offspring never have any surprise medical issues or special needs, don't want to go t
444.
by endtime 11y ago
Believe it or not there are a lot of teams at Google that don't think about ads. I worked on Geo for over three years and had plenty of discussions about how various things should work, and ads never came up. (There was one case wher
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by endtime 11y ago
I wasn't commenting on why the Alphabet thing happened (I've heard all sorts of explanations but nothing official except what's been said publicly, and I don't personally have any insight). I was talking about why thing
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by endtime 11y ago
I hate to burst your bubble, but it's actually just a branding thing, and has been in the works for much longer than anyone involved knew that Alphabet was going to happen. The team that built this is part of the same company as Google
447.
by endtime 11y ago
(Disclaimer: I work for the same former-division-of-Google-and-now-Alphabet-subsidiary that built this, though I don't work on OnHub.) I think you need an account for cloud-based configuration, credential sharing, etc. Maybe it's
448.
by endtime 11y ago
I use Google Apps Free for my personal account, so I doubt that's your issue. But I don't think I've initiated any group MMSes, just received them (and subsequently replied, which worked). You might be hitting a bug that I d
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by endtime 11y ago
I've been dogfooding this for a couple weeks, and I am very happy to be able to say that that feature (finally!) works, at least for me. Used to drive me nuts.
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by endtime 11y ago
I have ten-month-old twins, and I took six weeks of paternity leave when they were born (I don't work for Netflix). And I love my kids to bits, but by that point, getting to come to work every day felt more like a vacation than being

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