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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
Looking through the summary (and working from memories a while back, so I may be confusing stuff for this super optimizer with other super optimizers), they have a two step process for verification. For certain fixed inputs they check that
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
When you split code across smaller repos, you gain a different problem: version management and potentially dependencies using different versions of the same project.
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
> indentured labour. Could you explain, I'm not sure how this is the case?
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
How does an H-1B give leverage to the employer? You can change jobs, you just have to get your new employer to notify the state that they are now your employer.
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
You're a bit behind, it's 1.23 billion monthly active users or if you feel that's a bit disingenuous: 757 million daily active users. Source: http://newsroom.fb.com/company-info/ PS. you calculated using
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
> Irrelevant. The tech community is not a representative sample of Facebook's user-base. Indeed they aren't, but who do you think designers interact with on a day to day basis? I think that the tech community's thoughts ar
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
I think it's fairly easy to come up with reasons after the fact why a design is bad, but it certainly didn't look bad and many people in the more tech community felt it was better than the new redesign: in particular the guy who w
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by kosievdmerwe 13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? She is pretty clearly referring to the redesign from 2013 versus the design before that.