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by jedmeyers 3y ago
You might have had 20 years of experience building products that don't need to scale for millions of concurrent users, if you consider all "purely internal architectural changes" to be lower priority than the customer facing
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by jedmeyers 4y ago
BOBODDY. The first B stands for Biznus.
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by jedmeyers 4y ago
> Game needs to get the playerbase first, be interesting and competitive in the long run second and then... Ain't nobody got time for dat. Push the new game out, organize two tournaments, recycle the game into the next iteration...
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by jedmeyers 4y ago
> I worked an office gig one time where my boss just stopped telling us what to do. We were just supposed to "know." For some people, this probably sounds amazing right? No corporate politics. No bullshit meetings. Just do what
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by jedmeyers 4y ago
Oh no, they have a plan to create a plan for layoffs, but as of right now there is no plan to layoff employees.
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by jedmeyers 4y ago
> Ask people if they like it when prosecutors charge a guy with 30 crimes for committing one act of armed robbery This is usually resolved by not adding the jail times for the crimes, but by doing MAX(a, b, ...) on them. Prosecutors wil
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> Are college students taking their student loans and blowing it on "lavish lifestyles"? Colleges certainly do. There is no market economy in giving out loans but yet there are no price and quality controls on the receiving end
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
This might be a weird question, but if you are American, do you think Biden is a smart man with motives beyond his own gain? Does he really try to make USA better and works for the common person?
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
You don’t understand, they are “nazi” because they are nationalists and support their country. So Russian nazis are going to attack Ukrainian nazis do “denazificate” them.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
You can add COINTELPRO to the list as well.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> You need to compensate Qualcomm for a pile of lost sales from people not getting new phones. Why would people continue to buy phones with Qualcomm chips? The fact that my 4th gen iPad still works and my mom uses it to watch youtube and
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
Our whole existence is a religious subject. And everything we do while we exist falls under it. Also no, it does not have to be organized to be a religion.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
I’ll give you one more: is there any reason to think CIA hasn’t infiltrated HN comments right now?
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> The American "left" is soft right wing. If by being "right wing" you mean strong authoritarianism and Mussolini-like fascism, then yes, American 'left' is right wing. However, if right wing for you are con
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> Yes you can memorize an answer here, and the implementation of a binary tree - I think most people just do that. If you are talking about a self-balancing binary search tree, then, yeah, most people will have to memorize the implementa
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> why can they keep charging so much tuition Because everyone keeps paying so much tuition. Why does _everyone_ can afford to pay so much is another question worth exploring.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> I assume that by Odessa you don't mean the capital of Ukraine Odessa is not and was never the capital of Ukraine.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> I believe G has something like this It does. And until the service meets the criteria, SWEs on the project are actually partially playing the SRE roles under the guidance of the SRE org.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> didn't find anything with a quick google Didn't you read the main article? Why are you still trying to find things that is damaging to the political establishment through google?
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
What do you expect to see from that data alone? How much immunity and for how long the actual covid infection provides?
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> Moderna was approved on December 18, 2020 Moderna was not "approved" on December 18. Your own source says it was "authorized for emergency use".
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> If you are Apple, even though EARN IT failed... you know where Washington's heart lies. If you are IG Farben, you know where Berlin's heart lies...
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> What is so hostile about the previous post ? We have sensed irony and/or sarcasm in your post, thus it was rightly deemed hostile by the HN post monitors. Please make an attempt to be more polite next time, especially when communi
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
1 year in Cali out of 3 years after grant before vest = 33% 1 year in Cali out of 4 years after grant before vest = 25%
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
Membership-based shops and clubs seem to work much better than 'everyone can come' scheme. Even at Google the maker spaces require an intro class, and an approval from one of the managing members. And one can make a case that a go
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> should buy more As if the resources are infinite. HAPPINESS FOR EVERYBODY, FREE, AND MAY NO ONE BE LEFT BEHIND!
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
360 view feels like the inside of the 1 Hacker Way.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
A very interesting bit of trivia: Soviet school math curriculum reform was conducted in the 60s under the leadership of Andrey Kolmogorov. Some of you may be familiar with his works, especially the Kolmogorov complexity.
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
> Being both unvaxed and unmasked is unnecessarily reckless toward others Mandating an unapproved novel 'vaccine' while removing all responsibility from the manufacturers for the side effects is extremely reckless toward others
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by jedmeyers 5y ago
“perhaps Amazon is recognizing this as a real problem” The real choices here seems to be: - amazon is “stupid” and does not recognize it as a problem - amazon is well aware, but does not care, since it benefits them in some way

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