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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
You could use diagnostic tests, such as those described in the DSM. This is what psychologists and doctors do in real life to determine whether someone is depressed.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
I'm a little skeptical of JS too!
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
It would have been nice to see the compiler implemented in the language itself. I'm a little skeptical of any language that can't be used to compile itself.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
I'm not outraged or surprised by the revelations. Everyone knows there is toxicity on Facebook and other social media products. Social media is sometimes toxic because people are sometimes toxic. Moreover, people are drawn to toxicity
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
To be honest, I'm disappointed that this is considered a suitable subject for academic enquiry.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
It's not quicker to write code in Lisp when you don't know Lisp, and you have to learn it to make a change to some Lisp code that someone randomly added to the codebase. This is true of all niche languages that are supposedly quic
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
That's less than 50qps. I can't count that low.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
The world really needs an alternative to these tweet serials. They're extremely annoying to read.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
I'm having a hard time believing that Google uses this much internally. Is github.com/google just a place where Googlers can put personal projects to get additional exposure?
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
Not only is Tesla Autopilot potentially lethal for Tesla owners, it is also potentially lethal for other road users. I don't understand why Tesla are still permitted to sell vehicles with this feature.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
Great move. Joining a new company always involves a leap of faith, and this reduces the risk somewhat of the fit not being satisfactory. I hope that all companies that offer equity will do the same as DoorDash.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
It's so sad that these mechanisms that were set up to protect people are now preventing people from getting the help they need.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
Can anyone estimate how much it would cost a scrappy private company to provide similar services sustainably? My guess is that it would be far less than $2600/m.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
Consider writing some small-ish tasks (e.g. here: https://github.com/signalapp/SecureValueRecovery/issues ) that interested folks could look at to see if the work is interesting.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 5y ago
It's extremely tempting to try to speed up your progress on the guitar using your existing engineering skills (e.g. what we have here), mathematics skills (e.g. learning music theory), or other resources (e.g. buying loads of gear), bu
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
> you can just upgrade the hardware to a beefier machine and keep business as usual One of the troubles with having a single machine is that your service will become unavailable when you upgrade it.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Using a jury, or previous decisions by superior courts.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Adobe has the money and prestige to be able to hire and retain very good people to work on Photoshop. I expect that the codebase is very high quality for one that is more than 30 years old.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
It's almost as if Adobe have no motives whatsoever to make the proprietary file format for their cash cow easy to use for those who would like to build competing products.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
It's a fallacy to claim that developers are hired substantially on the basis of their open-source portfolios. This is very rare IME. It's also somewhat of a fallacy to claim that open-source software is the domain of hobbyists. A
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
The article makes the residents appear petty and ridiculous, but to be fair these gatherings really are obnoxiously noisy and extremely annoying. I'd be surprised if many non-transplants didn't find them tiresome as well.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Trust Google to produce the most over-engineered online card game ever.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Describing Larry, Sergey, and Zuck as software engineers is a bit generous, as I'm sure they'd be the first to admit :)
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
It seems very unwise to plan your career around using a particular language, especially a niche language such as Clojure. For longevity as a developer, it's important to become comfortable with picking up new languages and tools as nec
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
The world would be a better place if people unqualified to do so stopped labeling people with whom they disagreed as "insane", "narcissists", "psychopaths", etc. When you do this, you dehumanize the person, and
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Are you concerned that over time you will become unhealthily isolated?
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
CP was written by Kenton Varda, who spent many years working on protobuf at Google. One massive advantage of protobuf for mainstream Google languages (C++, Java) is that Google has used them extremely heavily for many years, and you can tru
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
A few nits: (1) C++ has std::to_string nowadays. You don't need to roll your own. (2) Environment::get would be more efficient if you used a hash table (e.g. unordered_map) instead of many ifs. (3) It's better to pass std::string
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
Perhaps it was a bug in their software. Bugs happen from time to time.
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by kjgkjhfkjf 6y ago
It's very strange that Sundar refers to "Dr. Gebru" throughout his email. Google is generally a first-name company.

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