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kzhahou
11y ago
Ellen Pao has zero trust from the community. A lot of people said this was because Pao is a woman and reddit is sexist. But then explain this reaction to Victoria. Here's a thought: the reddit community despises Pao because Pao is in
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I'd love to see a postmortem of why the original post failed. It would be useful for future posters. Honestly, we've all been there, even though you always feel like you have to tell people you're "killin' it!&quo
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11y ago
For those of us that are more conversant in microservice golang APIs... explain?
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kzhahou
11y ago
No. This is the reddit community wondering WTF is going on lately in the exec board room.
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11y ago
Finding out where on the body is half the fun! ;-)
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11y ago
Obviously shaky --> "Curveball," the informant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curveball_%28informant%29 > Despite warnings from the German Federal Intelligence Service and the British Secret Intelligen
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11y ago
Her appointment to the Dropbox board was to me another reminder that when you reach the upper echelon of power, be it honorably or destructively, you get to stay at the top essentially the rest of your life. No one invited ME to the Dropbo
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11y ago
The founders received (probably) an amount equal to all employees combined. Do you know?
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11y ago
That makes no sense. Every single time the rule is applied, somebody is posthumously denied this greatest of scientific distinctions. The existence of the rule guarantees that every year, someone will be denied their due credit in the h
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11y ago
Engineers accept it, every time someone accepts tiny equity at a small startup. I just don't see the outrage in our own industry.
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11y ago
Would you advocate a similar system for equity between founder/CEO/execs and employees? I find that people in tech are outraged by Big Corp CEO pay, but don't bat an eye when the founder of a successful startup walks away w
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11y ago
I didn't understand that part. It describes "high data rate" as "best case". Does "better than we ever imagined" means they were overflowing in good usable data? Because too much data sounds like a prob
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kzhahou
11y ago
It's exactly what the xkcd already illustrated, though more verbosely. I see nothing wrong in using imagery as shorthand to express an idea.
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11y ago
Wow, thanks for the reply! Sounds quite stressful. Go get some sleep!
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11y ago
6am-7pm -- how many of those hours are productive? My own brain tends to melt and needs a break after a couple hours of solid work. I always assume when people (not you) brag about their 100-hour workweeks, that in fact a huge chunk of tha
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11y ago
> the team is either too large Not really. It can be tough even at 8-10 reports, 30 minutes each (some may go over): 4-5 hours of meetings. It's hard to schedule them literally back-to-back because of everyone else's schedule
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11y ago
When did it become a Universal Truth that good management requires regular scheduled 1-1s (weekly or biweekly at most)? Clearly managers should meet frequently and in depth with people on the team, but the "regular 1-on-1" thing
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11y ago
If only. http://img.pandawhale.com/post-41481-ferrari-f1-pit-stop-per... But you know, maybe someday it will be like this. You suspect heart attack, ambulance pulls up, does procedure on the spot, and you're back in
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11y ago
Here's the Software Communications Architecture (SCA) spec. Knock yourself out. http://jpeojtrs.mil/sca/Documents/SCAv4_1_DRAFT/SCA_4.1_DRAF...
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11y ago
Let's talk about BRAIN FREEZE. And I mean the total, complete, 300-baud mush when some question --for whatever reason-- kills your ability to think. I've had it happen twice, and man it ain't fun. The second was like an out
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11y ago
A new grad should certainly be able to talk about their many school projects. Took an OS class and wrote a micro-kernel? I'd LOVE to hear about it! You enjoyed algorithms class? Let's talk about that!
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What would be appropriate for taking care of incorporation, pre-funding?
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11y ago
Does that scale into the billions, though?
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11y ago
> Assuming I were to sign and return without enumerating any specifics THEY WOULD OWN the IP to anything I've done previous to this? ianal, but fwiw here's an interesting tidbit I've picked up from lawyers in the past, whe
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11y ago
The bread is dead!
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kzhahou
11y ago
Which packages, and what languages do you write in? For the life of me, I've never been able to get any advanced code stuff to work. Auto-complete etc.
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11y ago
Explain please
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11y ago
It's to the point where I'm becoming embarrassed to release anything unless I spend a month doing graphic design on the launch page!
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11y ago
These cases are a tiny minority. CPS deals with real horrifying and tragic situations every day. I'm actually more shocked that there are prosecutors and even judges that go along with this BS. I can believe one insane activist CPS w
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11y ago
A few weeks ago, /r/fatpeoplehate started showing up at the top of /r/all, every day. This was pretty lame, since I prefer /r/all versus home page. Anyone know how /r/fph suddenly jumped so high?
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