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julianozen
2y ago
Honestly, I think you should go on Shark Tank and find a way to get millions of people to see your product. The products are visually so distinct from anything anyone has seen before. I think they'd do better with a stronger marketing
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The revenge of the company town: Elon Musk, the new Baron of Bastrop
(sherwood.news)
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julianozen
2y ago
I'll give you some senior advice too, which is probably a bit of a different direction than what you expect. In regards to this: > However, I have some strong FOMO about not being able to learn much technical stuff from my peers or
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julianozen
2y ago
Could have nothing to do with Apple's restrictions. Might just be the version of the app they built with. It's very hard to logistically to drop old version of iOS after you support them so oftentimes new apps will launch only sup
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julianozen
2y ago
Can more less sophisticated chips perform as well as fewer more expensive chips?
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julianozen
2y ago
Yes, they did have great run, but I think over the long run the OS they were tied to was more important
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2y ago
ELI5, why are GPUs not a commodity piece of hardware that any sophisticated chip manufacturer can't also produce? This is one of the first time in the tech industry where the value was fully reaped by the hardware itself and not by the
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3y ago
While you are right, the trick is to find the new unturned stone. Google, Facebook and Uber developed playbooks for their respective environments. One cannot replay their playbook and expect it to work
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Google Search's cache links are officially being retired
(theverge.com)
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3y ago
I agree with this
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julianozen
3y ago
I would argue this is implicitly paid in salary differences
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julianozen
3y ago
Looking Glass is a scratch-like software designed to teach kids to code in a 3D environment I don’t think it is quite like a video game. It more allows you to make a scene. Perhaps this can help scratch the itch and can let your child be in
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3y ago
Apple also rewrote the rules to allow Amazon Prime users to buy video content in their app as long as the user has Prime and already has a CC on the account > “Apple has an established program for premium subscription video entertainment
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julianozen
3y ago
Well assuming Swift and Kotlin split the remaining half 50/50 (I think this is reasonable as most major apps are on both platforms and it is unlikely to use Swit for iOS but flutter for Android), they're probably only 25% each. Un
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3y ago
History truly is a circle
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3y ago
Is that the only alternative?
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3y ago
I feel like more it’s more interesting to discuss why everything got bad. These companies all grew up and reality hit - Goodreads: Never was going to be massive social network. Hard to monetize so little investment. - Google Search: SEO + a
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4y ago
My only counterpoint to this is that for some folks, particularly at the junior level, forcing them to write out their questions into text helps them focus their ideas and what they are trying to solve. This process often helps them find ne
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4y ago
Seasonal demand
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4y ago
I mean in theory but not in practice
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5y ago
> Its hard for me to know whats a junior engineer error and whats an error I shouldn't be making at all. I’m seriously not making a joke when I say this, senior engineers are only experienced by attrition. They got to where they are
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5y ago
Hi. After 6 months at a FAANG company during my first performance review my manager said to me “after the first 3 quarters I was going to give you a needs improvement, but since this new projected you’ve completely turned it around”. Severa
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5y ago
To everyone here saying “duh he got fired” I would ask you to step back and think about the implications. Why would you take the side of a corporation covering a legitimate data breach over an employee that is broadly sharing that informati
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5y ago
My two cents here is that senior doesn’t mean the same thing at every company. But title inflation is a good way to snag great hires away from other places and retain employees
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5y ago
I am not a professional. I have been basing a lot of my virus information from Tomas Pueyo. Here is my source: https://unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com/p/the-omicron-qu... In this article he clarified that generally
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5y ago
Seems like an apple Lego set
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[Airbnb] Designing for Productivity in a Large-Scale iOS Application
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6y ago
Has anyone investigated buying a top tier android phone from like 2015 or so and then just making that a permanent webcam? Surely that would be relatively cheap and high quality.
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6y ago
I agree with the above. I’ll also add that apple and Amazon are two of the most loved American brands. I think Amazon has a higher trust from Americans compared to almost every institution except the US military Doesn’t seem like a good pol
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6y ago
From my time at Amazon, I wasn't really a part of these decisions so the following is just my anecdotal perception those businesses and how often teams had things like lunches, team events and hired staff In general, if the underlying
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