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by kk__ 3y ago
If I was able to use open book for every exam and had the whole thing digitized in advance with billions of notes and evaluations of the texts the questions were based on I'd probably ace it to.
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by kk__ 4y ago
It's a writing tool. It can summarise (covert freeform text to json etc), it can expand (convert these bullet points in to content) and it can transpose (rewrite this python as java). It's a starting prompt for fiction and a resea
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by kk__ 6y ago
Building Stripe.
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by kk__ 6y ago
Twitch was basically a 20% project at justin.tv. Let smart people do what they want.
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by kk__ 8y ago
As a profession we work in the fastest changing industry in the history of work. Typically once I make a contribution to the framework or the language alarm bells go off in my head and I learn the new shiny. It's the only way to surviv
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by kk__ 8y ago
You are paying for python. You pay for any software product you use by not using an alternative. OSS maintainers deserve respect but at a certain point they have turned their hobby in to their career, complete with clients and marketing. If
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by kk__ 8y ago
I'd assume ads like that in SF are aimed at developers and general tech talent. Facebook bulkheaded themselves from shifting tastes in social media by buying insta and whatsapp but they've got to be concerned at their brand being
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by kk__ 8y ago
30 years is a good time frame to judge a programming language.
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by kk__ 9y ago
This is reporting not analysis. It's representing the views of people who have quit facebook over Cambridge Analytica and explaining why they did it. Writing your take on the article is probably in the works and probably takes a lot mo