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gbersac
7y ago
I doubt they can have such high margin while there is so much competition : https://www.g2.com/products/amazon-mechanical-turk/competito...
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gbersac
7y ago
I'm not sure people are knowledgeable enough to know if someone is competent to be a banker. How could such election not ending as a populist race.
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gbersac
7y ago
It might just be coincidence.
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gbersac
7y ago
It's clearly a joke.
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gbersac
7y ago
I only played one of his game (avalon), but I finished it. As a casual / very hard to please player, finishing a game is a rare event. Congrats to him. And the graphism are good enough imo.
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gbersac
7y ago
I never heard about it!
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gbersac
7y ago
Which project is it?
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gbersac
7y ago
Sadly this book is not available on kindle.
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gbersac
7y ago
It's easy to be a 10x developer if you don't write tests, no documentation and don't design anything, don't do any code review...
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gbersac
7y ago
its youtube is in spanish. Sad.
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gbersac
7y ago
It costs billions to make a self driving system like this. It is hard to fund multi billion open source projects.
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gbersac
7y ago
yes but net margin is what really matters.
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gbersac
7y ago
Add scala to the list. Or any typed functionnal language.
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gbersac
7y ago
Really? I'm working in wework Lafayette right now and I love WeWork, so many free stuff (even beer!), beautiful building in a well placed location... I love it.
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gbersac
7y ago
I've seen multiple shitty IT contracting firms failing projects over and over and still get contracts.
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gbersac
7y ago
It's easy to say, but if you begin, it is very difficult to do.
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gbersac
7y ago
direct to my to-read list. Thanks!
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gbersac
7y ago
> some employers have in-house version control Why would anybody do that ?
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gbersac
7y ago
How could an autoritarian society could not be corrupt ? When knowing the right person (the auritarian leader or any of its men) give greater wealth than being efficient ?
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gbersac
7y ago
No one is prepared to be a leader. You have to learn on the spot. Admitting he made one and acting to solve it made him better than most of the leaders.
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gbersac
7y ago
Exactly the kind of program which will benefit from being wrote in rust.
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gbersac
8y ago
Do you have any insight about AWS IA ?
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gbersac
8y ago
I have a small shopify store. Transaction fee for stripe is 2% of my turnover. Paypal is 4%. Paypal is horribly expensive, but customer love it.
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gbersac
8y ago
Last time I used java, I used it extensivelly lambda, collection map and flatmap, optinnals... But old school javaist barely used them though.
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gbersac
8y ago
The fact that they let you bring your own laptop is a good sign. In big french corp, they give you very slow laptop on which they installed a windows with a lot of security so that you can't install work-related programs like docker or
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gbersac
8y ago
Since human would do the same error, I think it's kind of a praise of how close to human is the AI.
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gbersac
8y ago
Internet could not be as free as it is without advertising. Facebook and Google need to gain money so that we could use them for free.
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gbersac
8y ago
There's no information about price. I heard that lidar's price was a massive problem for their mass adoption and the reason why Tesla try not to use them for self-driving cars. If its price would be signinficantly lower than other
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gbersac
8y ago
You might be an exception. If you leave a service, you probably will never return. It might still be more profitable to just make sure the customer stay as long as possible by creating barriers to leaving.
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gbersac
8y ago
I was considering downloading it, but I think I won't now that I read your answer. Do you know of any good competitor ?
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