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by haney 5y ago
Pretty sure most FAANG companies don't list salaries on their open positions. You can find that info through 3rd party sources like Levels.fyi though.
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by haney 5y ago
Invisible | Remote (GMT +/- 4) | Full Time | https://inv.tech/invisible-engineering Invisible builds a platform for Worksharing. We stand at the intersection of humans and machines building scalable, repeatable process
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by haney 5y ago
I had a serious sense of FOMO after working at startups throughout my 20s. In my early 30s I joined a FAANG company and absolutely hated it, left FAANG after a year and came back to startups. There are some really interesting processes that
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by haney 5y ago
I've been using reclaim.ai for time blocking and really liking it. One additional feature reclaim.ai has is "smart" 1:1s which help me to schedule recurring meetings with my team (which is super helpful with our WFH global te
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by haney 5y ago
This sounds exactly like my experience at Meta.
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by haney 5y ago
> IIRC dealing with engine out/glide contingencies is part of pilot training and licensing in the US Recently got my Private Pilot License, emergency descents and planning for emergency landings is definitely part of the check ride.
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by haney 5y ago
They’re already on the top end of the distribution, you can see pretty accurate numbers on Levels.fyi
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by haney 5y ago
So is the primary problem JIRA or any ticketing system? My read on this is that measuring metrics from JIRA is a very slipery slope that usually leads to disaster, but I've also worked on teams where feature/stories were poorly re
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by haney 5y ago
That bot would likely make Facebook money and cost advertisers money
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by haney 5y ago
I haven't tried it, it does look really interesting, although most of the time the problem is that the finance/ops/etc. team already had something really complicated in Excel and the question is "what should stay in exce
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by haney 5y ago
I've been tasked with migrating an excel model to a "real language" (usually by breaking it apart and re-implementing it via a combination of ETL and data warehouse jobs). I've never found a great way to run excel in a h
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by haney 5y ago
I know there are limits to battery technology but I'd much rather see the watch track towards 7 days than see additional sensors / a larger brighter screen. This may be compounded by the fact that the watch needs its own special c
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by haney 5y ago
Sometimes I get it to go 36 hours but that's only with very light use
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by haney 5y ago
I keep hoping they're going to announce battery life that lasts longer than a day, not this time...
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by haney 5y ago
Talked with an SEC guy at a conference one time, they have access to every order that touches any American exchange (filled or not) in a huge data warehouse, apparently most of this detection is just a series of SQL queries.
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by haney 6y ago
Not a lawyer, but I’d assume that the option price would impact both the tax treatment of the option and the reported financials of the company.
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by haney 6y ago
Location: Chattanooga, TN Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (planning on relocating to NYC in July for partner's job). Technologies: Python | Django | React | React Native | Terraform | Kubernetes | Airflow | AWS | Lin
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by haney 6y ago
This does make the assumption that the parents are doing well enough to be able to support their adult children. There are some situations where the parents need the support of adult children, instead of the other way around.
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by haney 7y ago
Might be off topic, but does anyone know what data providers / sources sites like Hipmunk and Kayak are pulling this data from? Is there a centralized source for flight data that’s freely available or is this pay to play? I’m trying to
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by haney 7y ago
They all have their strengths and weaknesses. Having used all three, I’d start with Metabase. It’s super easy to setup and I’d argue it has the most intuitive interface for non-technical end users.
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by haney 7y ago
Ooops, here it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cym4TZwTCNU
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by haney 7y ago
I'm not sure that it's a completely different paradigm but Datomic ( https://www.datomic.com/ ) is a pretty unique database if you're interested in thought provoking design. Here's a cool video of Rich Hic
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Twisted Release manager discusses decision to continue supporting Python 2.7(atleastfornow.net)
5 points by haney 7y ago|1 comments
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by haney 7y ago
I wasn't able to find a link to the new license in the blog post but it is in their github repo for anyone interested https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/blob/master/license...
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by haney 7y ago
I use a versioned S3 bucket to store state in my project, terraform also supports "locks" to avoid race conditions/parallel execution. I've set up buildkite to run `terraform plan` and then if the output looks I can appr
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by haney 7y ago
I know it's hard to make a buck with an open source business model but deciding to charge more for security related features is always so frustrating to me. It leads to a culture of insecure deployments in environments when the busines
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by haney 7y ago
I’d make the assumption that any client/server connection has some sort of logging mechanism? I don’t think browser fingerprinting and large scale cross site tracking is good but it seems a hard to take issue with being counted when vi
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by haney 7y ago
I believe their point was that a central authority would have finer grained censorship control with the v2 bucket scheme instead of the old path based scheme.
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by haney 7y ago
This is almost exactly how Pycharm works with testing/auto complete/coverage. It has support to use a a particular interpreter, specific virtual env, or it lets you say “my interpreter is inside this docker container”, which is ev
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by haney 7y ago
https://formulas.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

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