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by kamyarg 6y ago
Usually public companies publish these figures. As far as I can tell from ones I have seen, they make more than a Senior Engineer makes mostly by RSUs. You can find proxy statement for public companies(Amazon, Google,, they publish it befor
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by kamyarg 6y ago
From my personal experience, best example is "You see an exception/error, search google, click the first stackoverflow link". You can of course find the answer in your native language also, but it will be less likely it exist
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by kamyarg 6y ago
I think I can only echo most of the comments here that of course there are translations of "branch" "implementation" etc., but the norm is to adapt the English one to the language in my experience. Good example is Turkis
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by kamyarg 6y ago
"Nein, Committe niemals in den Master."* Nice to see I can even practice German in HN. * Needless to say, excuse my (possibly) horrible German.
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by kamyarg 6y ago
Because most of the CS/CEng content is in English, not knowing english is a huge disadvantage. Now I am shocked that you are shocked that s/he is shocked.
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by kamyarg 6y ago
The reason they don't want to leave Germany is Berlin is only place they can find people like themselves. There is a reason Berlin is famous for leaving work at 6 pm on a Friday, going to a club, and exiting only at 4am next Monday to
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by kamyarg 6y ago
Had a discussion just today with some colleagues because of internal company network(VPN) hijacking every port 53 request and responding in 2s(!). I sure do hope this becomes a visible and flexible feature and not a google-only-dnses or &qu
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A Message from Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky(news.airbnb.com)
3 points by kamyarg 6y ago|0 comments
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by kamyarg 6y ago
This may not match your description but definitely matches the title - OSS B2B SaaS app: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry They also have a separate repo to help you run it: https://github.com/getsent
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by kamyarg 6y ago
I am not a "unicode purity fetishists" and python 3 has been a compelling upgrade for me for the past 3 years. I have not written single line of python 2 code since 2 years ago. So your statement that it is not compelling for anyo
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by kamyarg 7y ago
https://github.com/trailofbits/algo Also supports it. Have been using it for personal VPN deployments, very easy to use and each time I notice they have made moves to be more secure.
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Just got Cloudflare Error 522, Our work is done here HN, next one please.
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by kamyarg 7y ago
As an employee of a corporate can tell you that they do not care about security more than money. cheaper the better. Money > Security
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Occasionally I have to send emails especially when I have to respond to a customer care response. But will take a look, I am willing to pay for this(I am already paying for webfaction).
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Best decision I have made so far is setting up a catch-all polic for my domain. any_random_address@mydomain.com is saved in a "dummy" inbox, I check it from time to time and give different emails for different services to identify
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by kamyarg 7y ago
There seems to be many Googlers here already. Would have expected to ready atleast a couple good experiences from them(they were hired after all)
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Wow! I have seen atleast a dozen webpages trying to show how the space scale works, and this one by far is the best. The light speed button on bottom right corner just blew my mind, I was expecting it to be faster than my scroll speed, it i
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by kamyarg 7y ago
I like Python because it is dynamic but recently I have been catching at least one bug per PR whenever I changed an existing python code. I too was sceptical before using it and Python or the community does not enforce it. But it is indeed
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Yes, had forgotten that for some reason. Thanks for the clarification.
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Yeah, he already did step down from being the BDFL. PSF now has an elected steering council to replace him. https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-committers/2018-Jul...
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by kamyarg 7y ago
To be precise: > ... having the distinction of losing the most money in history (approximately $70bn during the dot com crash of 2000). * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masayoshi_Son
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Who is ESR? Edit: Ah, it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_S._Raymond , found after some googling
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Kurds have never been massacred by Iran. There has been clashes with the governments(both pre and post revolution), but nothing like what you see in Turkey and Iraq where government targets civilians en masse based on their Kurdish ethnicit
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Shameless plug: A couple years ago I wrote an article about where this O(n log n) bound comes from if anyone is interested: "Comparison Sorting Algorithms and Mystery of NlogN complexity" https://medium.com/@kamyar
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by kamyarg 7y ago
Is there a reason you don't freeze the version MacOS, disable all the updates(if possible), disconnect it from internet to prevent the zero-day attack on it and continue using it in mojave or whatever your gear works the best with?
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by kamyarg 7y ago
First I would like to say that I feel why you are frustrated, but the party to blame is whoever made the 32bit-thing you are using now, they refused to pay their technical debt. They should have moved to 64bit long ago to avoid frustrating
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by kamyarg 7y ago
> What does Apple or the users gain from removing 32-bit? > Nobody wants to carry support for both 32- and 64-bit forever. Support means money and developer time, no one wants to waste money unless they really have to. In this case th
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The First Video Game(youtube.com)
1 points by kamyarg 7y ago|0 comments
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by kamyarg 7y ago
True E2E Encryption would also mean the platform(FB, Telegram, Google, Apple, etc.) also can not read the messages and thus the law enforcement can not force them to reveal what a user said because it would be impossible for them to know.
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by kamyarg 7y ago
I second this and would like to add that Persians are one of dozen of ethnicities that make up Iran including Turks/Azeris, Kurds, Arabs, Baluchs, Turkmens, Lors/Lurs, etc. [1] Referring to it as Persia/Persians is akin to ig

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