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by eysquared 6y ago
Well there is at least one reason that release notes are bad: any mention of any new feature or specific fix seems to trigger more scrutiny from Apple reviewers. The more information you provide, the more likely it is that your app will be
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Prosecutors find Uber not criminally liable in 2018 Arizona self-driving crash(techcrunch.com)
1 points by eysquared 8y ago|0 comments
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Open letter asks Amazon to return to NYC(theverge.com)
4 points by eysquared 8y ago|0 comments
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Nadella: Microsoft will sell war tech to democracies to “protect freedoms”(arstechnica.com)
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by eysquared 8y ago
I do tend to prefer to use markdown when I can, which is where OneNote is failing for me. A lot of our internal tools use markdown for things like interview feedback. Do you have any example scripts you can share?
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Ask HN: How do you organize your notes?
3 points by eysquared 8y ago|6 comments
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by eysquared 8y ago
I disagree. While Facebook may have started that way, they actively took steps to "drive engagement" and get people hooked. They gamified social media for ad revenue and turned the platform into what it is today. Had it stayed mer
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by eysquared 8y ago
I worked on Windows 7 and 8 on the Core UX team when he took over and turned the Windows desktop into a touch friendly interface. The guy is a true believer and maybe he is right, but I certainly don't feel like my iPad gets much use a
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by eysquared 8y ago
I worked there for a long time as a Senior Developer. I certainly wouldn't call it remote friendly unless you have a manager willing to fight for your ability to work remote.
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by eysquared 8y ago
Seattle is a city of neighborhoods. Move a few block away and the experience would be completely different. With that said, you visited what I would consider some of the worst places in the city to spend time with kids.
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by eysquared 8y ago
Being forced onto a schedule dictated by your kids is a choice parents make, not a necessity. I never said I didn't have a car when needed, just that my day to day is much more enriched by not needing one (and being forced to get out o
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by eysquared 8y ago
I live in Seattle with a 2 year old and one more on the way. I can't believe I ever considered leaving the city to have kids. I can walk to a coffee shop 3 blocks away without taking 15 minutes to strap my kid in a car seat and the amo
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by eysquared 8y ago
I do just that between a web front end I own and a RN app. We write as much pure JS as we can so we can re-use the logic. For sharing presentation, I'm hopeful for solutions like react-native-web.
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by eysquared 8y ago
I love that development model for internal platforms, but it sounds like you are isolating yourself from the pain points that your customers often face. My current company casts a weary eye at third party software so the import process is s
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by eysquared 8y ago
I'm excited about the proposed changes and think they are a step in the right direction, but I also worry that they will add more fuel to the fire that react-native as a platform is a constant moving target. You obviously have much mor
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by eysquared 8y ago
The common thread I see is that mixing native and react-native is hard. Doing so while working across organizations that may or may not use react-native is doubly so. Sometimes this boils down to the technology, knowledge, and the engineeri
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by eysquared 8y ago
Is this a new concept? Aside from interviews at Google which were 100% whiteboarding, I’ve always talked through a technical project or bug in interviews. As an interviewer I always open with some form of this to loosen the candidate up, as
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by eysquared 8y ago
>One startling finding in the report was that the hiring agents who were deemed most anti-black (according to bias testing) rewarded black referrals more than the nonbiased white employers I don't have access to the study - is there
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by eysquared 8y ago
Thats because the team that wrote Groove Music (and Movies & TV) originated from the Zune desktop player and Windows Media Center. In fact it still used a lot of core code from the Zune days for things like library management and DRM. S
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by eysquared 9y ago
I think this largely depends on where in their career they are and how familiar they are with coding in the environment they just found themselves in (large org, small company, startup, tech stack, etc). In general I find pairing a new hire
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Study Finds No Correlation Between Unpaid Internships and Job Prospects(naceweb.org)
29 points by eysquared 9y ago|2 comments