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by influx 2y ago
I thought you were going to say the iPhone would be able to load the QR code for that menu, summarize it, sort it by ingredient or calories and give you a recommendation without you having to read it... Now I'm kinda bummed out.
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by influx 2y ago
Linux is doing the same thing with systemd infecting every part of the stack and changing the interfaces and config files “for the better”.
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by influx 2y ago
I wonder at what point the astronauts can veto NASA on this. In airplanes, the pilot in command has the last word about whether to take an aircraft into the air.
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by influx 2y ago
I like Lisp, but if it was as powerful as the advocates say it was, they'd be running circles around everyone else shipping powerful software. I haven't seen many powerful pieces of software in my everyday life that is written in
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by influx 2y ago
Can't tell if sarcastic?
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by influx 2y ago
Great looking product! You're right about the rising tides, this is important work.
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by influx 2y ago
Great feedback, working on that!
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4 points by influx 2y ago|6 comments
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by influx 2y ago
Have any famous psychological tests replicated?
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by influx 2y ago
A Googler who benefits from GOOG RSU going brrr says Google is better than a competitor. OK? Are you authorized to speak on Google's behalf publicly?
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by influx 2y ago
Do you feel the same way about Google spidering for their commercial search engine?
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by influx 2y ago
I don't know, but in hindsight I would have asked for an X-Ray. I think it was a borderline call and they went on the side of doing it because I had good insurance.
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by influx 2y ago
I've had dentists discover that I needed a filling after they found out how good my dental insurance was. Their justification was that the tooth seemed "soft". They never took an X-ray or provide any other data than that.
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by influx 2y ago
I'd love to hear the arguments why Meta shouldn't do this.
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by influx 2y ago
Which do you think is more likely, the scif was compromised, or one of the people in the scif was?
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by influx 2y ago
You’ve never heard anyone in those groups have imposter syndrome? It’s very common.
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by influx 2y ago
3. Have I tested this question on current employees? 4. Is this a puzzle question with only one answer, or are there subproblems they can still solve and I will get actionable data from?
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by influx 2y ago
Can’t men just identify as women to avoid the draft?
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by influx 2y ago
No it can't, I should have said code that has valid syntax, but are using APIs or libraries that don't exist.
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by influx 2y ago
Wrong is code that doesn’t compile. Hallucinated is compilable code using a library that never existed.
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by influx 2y ago
India killed a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil... What exactly would the US do to North Korea that we haven't done already?
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by influx 2y ago
Considering they have performed assassinations outside of their soil, I would be slightly concerned.
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by influx 2y ago
I know a bunch of FAANG engineers that retired in their 30s and 40s, so the rest of their life is vacation time...
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by influx 2y ago
What's the counter examples to highlight Europe's tech successes? Skype? Nokia? Soundcloud? Spotify?
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by influx 2y ago
This is one of the reasons I love Go, it can not only build to a single statically linked library, but you can embed files your app needs like html templates into that same binary. Deployment is copying that binary to where it needs to go.
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by influx 2y ago
Why is that?
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by influx 2y ago
I was really impressed how Boccassi "project managed" this change, gathering feedback, addressing feedback where necessary, and continued to push the ball forward even under lots of objection. Many people would have just given up
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by influx 2y ago
What would be the top 1 or two you could share?
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by influx 2y ago
Google pays them off not to innovate or launch anything that would compete with their search monopoly.
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by influx 2y ago
Sounds like developing in QT is awful. They have had to do so much work porting it to new versions of QT.

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