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Recruiter claim Google discrimination against white men, Google deletes evidence(businessinsider.com)
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> 1. Do the “Productivity” sessions in the Headspace app. If you haven't done so already - do the "Motivation" pack too - it literally teaches you how to summon motivation which is phenomenal.
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I agree with everything bug > - absolutely do not smoke marijuana, it is known to make many people lazy and demotivated This is largely a myth whereas I can easily find citations and scientific research to back every other advice. Smokin
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by inglor 9y ago
He ended up finishing his BSc and got a PhD at CS, works at Google now.
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by inglor 9y ago
Excuse my ignorance - but does Buddhism have a concept of "holy war" like in Christianity, Judaism and Islam? If so - are they using religious justification for the killings or is the killing purely ethnical? I don't want to
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by inglor 9y ago
This one is just on Joel's site though - it was written by http://www.benjismith.net/
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by inglor 9y ago
Is there a service where I could pay around $5-$10 a month and get access to all (most) relevant papers? I'm not a scientist, I'm not affiliated with any academic institution at the moment (I still TA here and there though).
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by inglor 9y ago
Hey Peer5 (YC W17) did something similar with Sharefest in 2012-2016 https://github.com/Peer5/ShareFest It was before I joined the company, but it worked pretty nicely. Now the company focuses on a P2P video (still an
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by inglor 9y ago
Facebook is deleting accounts that violate its ToS, governments (not just the US and Israeli ones) report accounts that constitute a violation of their laws all the time and Facebook removes those. Common examples are pages promoting illega
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by inglor 9y ago
It's weird that he didn't give the ELK stack a chance. Kibana would be awesome at graphing this and data ingestion would also be very simple. Very useful for automatically generating graphs based on data. Would have automated the
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by inglor 9y ago
Hey, I work for Peer5 (I'm pretty new) mentioned above (YC2017), we're definitely the most affordable way to scale your video to petabytes of traffic. It doesn't work everywhere (for example if you need sub-second latency) bu
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FWIW, it's more of a "simplicity" choice - it is entirely possible to keep mutations reactive in React with libraries like MobX - it's just extra functionality that React doesn't ship out of the box but it works jus
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No, there is not - it is purely "language lawyer", it is actually slower in most cases - especially on newer versions of V8 that use TurboFan.
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I wrote one of these a few years back: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18947892/creating-range-... - honestly I hate this sort of cleverness in real code but it makes for interesting puzzles. (As long as no on
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by inglor 9y ago
Yes, An async function is explicitly async (in its definition). The syntax is obvious which is why JavaScript chose to go that route (rather than adopt channels at a language level for example). Plus, 95% of the time I care about the singul
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by inglor 9y ago
I've dabbled a lot with Go. I've found it _very_ effective to a wide variety of problems I don't really have most of the time. If I wanted to implement RAFT I would probably pick Go. If I want a simple REST/GraphSQL serv
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by inglor 9y ago
Conference speaking invites usually cover the hotel and flight fares (in all honesty, I couldn't really afford attending otherwise). Some conferences also offer to do paid workshops which are a big factor too.
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Send them quotes back: "I'm glad you liked it, I have X hours to dedicate to project Y this month. If you'd like, I'm willing to work on that feature for you under terms Z". People _pay_. You'd be surprised jus
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by inglor 9y ago
Actually, in all projects I've been involved in I've gotten more than enough thank you emails. Not to mention hooks for consulting gigs (which I dislike and _rarely_ do), conference invites and job offers. Open source has been _tr
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by inglor 9y ago
Really cool demo! The author is the same guy from the Simon robot and the low energy Bluetooth stuff.
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by inglor 9y ago
My sister is a mental health professional and she has recommended meditation and headspace (an app) to me a year ago. I've found it to be a great help and to the exercises to have a measurable impact on my life. It provides techniques
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by inglor 9y ago
Try CsQuery, it's much nicer in terms of APIs.
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by inglor 9y ago
Awesome product, really saved me time. Would love to see more and more of the tedious UI testing process automated. There are still many areas where testing could be better - but compared to selenium it’s just so much more productive. Full
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Seeing this got more attention than I assumed - at Peer5 (YC W2017) we attack this by doing distributed video delivery. It's very challenging to figure out how to do this in a way that benefits users and improves user experience - we a
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by inglor 9y ago
There are a lot of other video content websites that aren't YouTube and are struggling to compete with the large players like YouTube and Netflix that can put a box in every ISP in the world.
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by inglor 9y ago
Andre, you're a swell developer and running into you in open source repos and here has always been educational. I would love reading what you write a lot more if there was less click-bait and sensationalism. This problem (the fact Goog
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Thanks for answering. You are correct that they are under development but they're moving pretty slowly and I got the feeling contribution would be really appreciated. For example, `fetch` in service workers - caching and request interc
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by inglor 9y ago
Hey, thanks for taking feedback! As someone who was invited to attend - I really wished the talks were more low level and technical. I'd really enjoy talks about how things are implemented in Chrome, how the underlying APIs (for PWAs f
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If they'd like us to start building progressive web apps - they should pull-request webkit with PWA APIs. Safari doesn't have those because Apple doesn't see them as a priority - but after talking to Apple engineers who work
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As the article mentions - this is what Via does https://ridewithvia.com/

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