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by hzay 6y ago
Where do you use it? I didn't realize it works on other video websites as well...
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by hzay 6y ago
That's great, just what I was looking for! Thank you.
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by hzay 6y ago
Great article. My father had a colonoscopy for a polyp (luckily non-cancerous). We were extremely worried, and it was so sudden that I couldn't read up on it. Does anyone have recommended reading for basic cancer knowledge? I'm 32
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by hzay 7y ago
I've lost my wallet half a dozen times in the US. Twice, people gave my debit card to the bank & the bank called me. :)
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by hzay 8y ago
It's okay if you don't find these problems to be fun. Some people like crossword puzzles, some don't. If you can't solve a problem, it doesn't say anything about you, except that you haven't yet practiced using
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by hzay 8y ago
I worked for FB. I like the whiteboard problems and many other engineers like them too, and I enjoyed discussing or solving similar problems over lunch. That's probably why they're so prevalent in interviews -- I don't believ
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by hzay 8y ago
> Find something you love to do and you’ll never have to work a day in your life corollary that should be equally well-known: "because nobody is hiring in that field"
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by hzay 9y ago
These would be browser extensions that work on the feeds, I think? More complex "viewers" could be devised of course.
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by hzay 9y ago
Am I wrong in concluding that this article is entirely plagiarized from nytimes's review of this book at https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/31/books/review-long-haul-tr... ?
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by hzay 9y ago
> surely there is a market for you to exploit Yes I do believe it's up for grabs.
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by hzay 9y ago
Pretty sure OP gets the idea of personalization. Google's personalization is like piling up chairs in order to reach the moon. It's nowhere near its promise of reading the user's mind and helping him. Instead its present impl
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by hzay 9y ago
Actually they keep this to remind themselves every day that one day they could be dust too. There are also a few other relics from the Sun era deliberately left over in the campus for the same reason. Source: worked there
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by hzay 9y ago
It's a mine field only at work and in formal situations. Outside work, one hears slurs about women often. There's nothing "careful" about it. Women felt protected and comfortable at the work places because there were exp
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by hzay 13y ago
I will! :)
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by hzay 13y ago
FB
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by hzay 13y ago
My age, work experience and expertise are similar to the OP's. I just interviewed with Google, FB and Amazon, and found myself nodding my head at several points in the article. Something I learned after the whole process was that peopl
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by hzay 13y ago
I have an unexpired H1B visa, but I left that job and the US in November, 2012. Now I've accepted another H1B job and my join date is in April, 2014. If you were counted against the h1b cap in the last 3 (or 6, I'm not sure) years
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by hzay 13y ago
I don't think you can calculate the circumference of the Earth to within a few inches that easily because earth's topology isn't perfectly smooth. It has ups and downs all over.
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by hzay 13y ago
I was mistaken and there's no way to indicate that in the comment now, but your reply is way out of line and ironically a good example of harmful stereotyping ("people who write these type of comments"). Also, my comment had
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by hzay 13y ago
Somehow I find it hard to believe that if it had been Zuckerberg or Larry Page or any other guy , this title would have been chosen.
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by hzay 13y ago
Until a few weeks ago, my answer to all these questions would have been on the safe side (except for 11 which is very open-ended). I think, most people who say "I have nothing to hide, so why should I worry about privacy?" have a
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by hzay 13y ago
The title really has to be changed to "A 75-Year Harvard Study on Men Finds What It Takes To Live A Happy Life". I clicked and was disappointed.
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by hzay 13y ago
The written word leads to immortality. Although one could argue that writing and preserving writings are products of technology, I think you mean internet and such 21st century stuff, not the printing press or ink. I don't mean to find faul
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by hzay 13y ago
I don't think he's referring to the visual aesthetic. I went through what the parent comment describes and kept re-reading these lines to guess what pg meant: "The Cadillac was carefully designed to appeal to the average driver. The 911 was
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by hzay 13y ago
7 out of 9 people in your team wear glasses. Why? I don't know a percentage but isn't that really skewed?
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by hzay 14y ago
+1 for barleyz - great place for something like this!
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The Real Story Behind Facebook Moderation and Your Petty Reports(theinternetoffendsme.wordpress.com)
4 points by hzay 14y ago|0 comments
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Shopping Express: unlimited same day delivery by Google(google.com)
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by hzay 14y ago
tl;dr Dynamic programming is often better than greedy.
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by hzay 14y ago
Firstly, none of my wood-burning-loving-friends would refuse to accept the truthiness of the wood-burning-is-bad theory after they look into the sources. They'd do the same of any other argument that interests them. I guess I'm luckier than

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