johnjungles

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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Thank you for having actually tried it then having a real opinion about it. I have a Tesla, I usually use autopilot for highway traffic only, summon it like a valet to where I am in my parking lot, and not have to idle in hot and cold weath
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   My comment about controlled conditions was about making you feel comfortable and give yourself a safe to try it out to get an understanding of when it. It wasn’t to say to believe in self driving, I agree it’s a long way out. Understanding
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   This is an oversimplification of Tesla’s technology, and they don’t use Tensorflow, other people’s pre-trained models, and computer vision isn’t the only thing that is a part of driving, they use radar and ultrasonics as well. I try new tec
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Thanks for this, I think I have to do a bit of soul searching and figure out what I want to do for the next 5-10 years and have that figured out more clearly. As for mentors, working at startups I’ve had some pretty good success finding men
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Your story is certainly inspiring. Few follow up questions: How did you do on the technical interviews? Can you give us examples of “sell yourself” as a potential client? Any interesting interview tips? I’ve been freelancing/self-emplo
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Both! Python will probably help you build concepts faster and iterate quickly, but golang has much better performance (given you understand how to do this). I would pick your battles and do things that are actually relevant. For example if
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Thanks for a real insight into this, this all sounds wonderful and all, can I ask what you would honestly miss if you were working at a smaller company or a high growth startup? Why are there people working at large tech companies looking t
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   by johnjungles 7y ago

   Thanks for this response! Follow up: How long have you been working there? Is it a manager position or engineering?
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   What’s it like working at a large tech company?

   14 points by johnjungles 7y ago|16 comments
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    by johnjungles 7y ago

    https://ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-reflect-what-we-die... . Does the news reflect what we die from? No Death from terrorism is 4000X over represented in the news
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    by johnjungles 7y ago

    This is one of the best cli tool I loved it 4 years ago and still do
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    by johnjungles 7y ago

    https://terrapower.com https://terrapower.com/updates/netflix-documentary-on-terrap... Terrapower is one of Bill Gate’s active developments. There are immense amounts of depleted uranium that the gov think
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    by johnjungles 7y ago

    https://resources.sift.com/case-studies/ Here are the list of companies. I don’t really use these services often if at all. So, probably can delete them.
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    by johnjungles 7y ago

    What about just setting up your own VPN on a cloud provider or a raspberry pi? You’d still be responsible for the traffic flowing through but at least you wouldn’t have ISP logging, get around geoblockers, keep a secure connection in public
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    by johnjungles 8y ago

    The invite code apparently is pigeon :D