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by gaogao 6y ago
Or if you're a game studio, build a messaging platform to pivot to e.g. Slack and Discord.
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by gaogao 6y ago
Streamline the rockets, not the company.
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by gaogao 6y ago
For non-cynical reasons, no. It's basically 90 days for FB data, which is mostly because the majority of logs get deleted after 3 months. However, there's usually some large slice of user data under legal hold, which legally can&#
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by gaogao 6y ago
When you WFH, no one knows you're a cat.
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Flipping Bits for Fun and Profit(friend.computer)
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by gaogao 6y ago
You can also clear your cookies. The article was paywalled at first for me.
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by gaogao 6y ago
There's a House of Reps. hearing on Online Platforms and Market Power next Monday with Bezos attending. If anyone has some staffer friends, could be a good line of questioning to poke them about.
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by gaogao 6y ago
One vim hack I like is multi-line macro application. It's a good fallback in case, as I often forget the syntax for certain things. To facilitate this, I've remapped ctrl-space in visual line mode to apply my `q` macro to every se
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by gaogao 6y ago
This was a great writeup! I loved start to finish view, that didn't get bogged down in technical details.
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by gaogao 6y ago
I actually use the backwards hack for code review too.
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by gaogao 6y ago
Oh nice, we had a load bearing comment too at work.
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by gaogao 6y ago
$12 billion for Safari is the main component of this - https://fortune.com/2018/09/29/google-apple-safari-search-en...
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by gaogao 6y ago
a. Sort of. Poor code quality really hampered Netscape, forcing them to pay down technical debt, while they should have been focusing on fighting on core features against Microsoft.
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by gaogao 6y ago
It was roughly that at one point, http://highscalability.com/blog/2010/11/16/facebooks-new-rea... , but now does something else, https://engineering.fb.com/data-infrastructure/messeng
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by gaogao 6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20200515173159/https://www.saddl...
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by gaogao 6y ago
Legally, https://towardsdatascience.com/the-most-important-supreme-co... gives a good example how transformational machine learning classifiers generally fall under fair use. It does raise a good point that generative machi
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by gaogao 6y ago
Google does actually have a paid option. Buying extra storage space for Gmail and Google Drive (Google One) is theoretically supposed to come with support, as one of their touted features.
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by gaogao 6y ago
On nearly every question in the Q&A groups at work, I have to ask "What are your high level goals with this?"
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by gaogao 7y ago
The third one is not too bad to test programmatically, if you write a test harness that spins up a mixed version system.
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by gaogao 7y ago
It depends. US immigration, especially under Trump, is pretty tricky. Also, does it need to be US? The European offices hire pretty handily too e.g. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/21/facebook-is-creating-1000-ne
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by gaogao 7y ago
Sounds like you missed the college hire cutoff (something like a year after graduation) that a few of the FAANGs have. After that cutoff, you generally need more work experience or need to apply to a rotational position.
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by gaogao 7y ago
How long ago did you graduate, and what's your current job?
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by gaogao 7y ago
From the article: > From 2001 to 2017, the country made a profit of $2.4 billion.
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by gaogao 7y ago
And make it double?
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by gaogao 7y ago
I'm excited to test it out deeper for some game dev using the differentialblity.
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by gaogao 7y ago
I'm quoting the article on how the first HN comment will be this.
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by gaogao 7y ago
Taichi, http://taichi.graphics/ , is another interesting stab in this field.
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by gaogao 7y ago
“Why didn’t they choose Julia"
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by gaogao 7y ago
I usually just clear my cookies for this and NYT
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by gaogao 7y ago
At work, we generally do configs via Python that builds to json. It's a good best of both worlds imo, as it avoids a bunch of the downsides in the article.

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