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by latch 9y ago
Like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmeta_Crusoe ?
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by latch 9y ago
Second Spectrum | Software Engineer | Los Angeles, USA | onsite https://www.secondspectrum.com/ We're a sports oriented company that blends computer vision, machine learning and design to change how sports are coached,
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by latch 9y ago
I think transportation is an incredibly important (food!), but the way this is written seems incredibly tone-deaf. He should have focused on the facts (if there are any) about incident rates and length of time flying, instead of saying how
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by latch 10y ago
Agree. The language is different. The standard library is different. The runtime is different. The last two quite substantially at that. JavaScript is more like Ruby than Elixir is. I'm tempted to say Go and Jave are more Ruby than Eli
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by latch 10y ago
Impartial doesn't mean indifferent. This has been going on for a fair amount of time, the judge has reproached Uber more than once, a lot of evidence has been submitted. It appears that the judge has decided that, at this point, there&
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by latch 10y ago
You're jumping to conclusions by assuming that a federal judge is jumping to conclusions. If you read that and the first thing you think is "that judge can't judge!", that's not good. Anyways, the judge has made is
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by latch 10y ago
Second Spectrum | Software Engineer | Los Angeles | ONSITE https://www.secondspectrum.com/ We're a sports oriented company that blends computer vision, machine learning and design to change how sports are coached, play
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by latch 10y ago
I've been writing tests for a long time, and I went through a phase where I depended heavily on DI. While it's still useful in some conditions, I rarely make use of it. First, DI is simply the least subtle for of IoC available. Wh
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by latch 10y ago
Second Spectrum | Engineering & Creative roles | Los Angeles, Lausanne, Shanghai | Full-time, On Site We're a sports oriented company that blends computer vision, machine learning and design to change how sports are coached, played
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by latch 10y ago
To me, what's impressive about Notch is the speed at which he can put a decent prototype together. What's also impressive is the experience he's collected. If I work at it, sure, in X years, maybe I can be in the same ballpar
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by latch 10y ago
A great comment. Thank you. I don't think we're saying anything exclusive. From what I've seen, pretending the gap doesn't exist (for whatever reason), is a sure way to make sure things don't improve.
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by latch 10y ago
I don't understand how anyone can say 10x programmers don't exist. There are programmers who DRAIN value from projects and companies. The most insidious I've dealt with are people who assure everyone their part is going to be
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by latch 10y ago
I think it's good enough that they recommended a number of options without an affiliate program. Intentions pass my bar of nobleness.
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by latch 10y ago
But there's also nothing crazy about a company saying: for this role, we expect the candidate know linked lists. It's not esoteric and I think a lot of us would consider normal programmers who have had to write linked lists (and o
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by latch 10y ago
Not even just system programming. It's a fundamental data structure and concept. I don't think it's unreasonable for a company to say: we expect this role to understand what goes on behind this abstraction.
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by latch 10y ago
which is what I said.
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by latch 10y ago
I agree it's ridiculous to get to be turned down for that reason at that point. If that was their attitude, they could at least be efficient about it for their own sake and out candidates. But, in general, I think you should consider t
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by latch 10y ago
Because smaller shops want the benefit of monorepo without paying the cost/discipline it requires. Mono repos without excellent unit tests and integration tests, review processes and various tools, is a disaster. And, in fairness to Go
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by latch 10y ago
What? This is basic supply and demand. The supply goes down, the demand stays the same (in fact, demand grows because of panic), so prices rise. Rich countries continue to eat, poor countries starve. What does democracy in, say, the Philipp
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by latch 10y ago
Because promises are chainable, it can take N level-deep code down to 1 level deep. So that's your first big win. The second one is that you can await a promise, which turns your 1-level-deep code to 0 levels deep.
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by latch 10y ago
Second Spectrum | Engineering & Creative roles | Los Angeles, Lausanne, Shanghai | Full-time, On Site We create products that fuse cutting-edge design with spatiotemporal pattern recognition, machine learning, and computer vision to ena
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by latch 10y ago
Ok, I'll admit that's a good answer. Just pushing things further, since I appreciate your insight, in terms of nature (as opposed to feeding humans), wouldn't a more natural ecosystem be preferred? Might it better help protec
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by latch 10y ago
I'm not sure I buy this oft-repeated non-arable land claim. First, aren't GMOs and other technological advances redefining "non-arable". Secondly, doesn't land used for pasture generate more methane and waste and ta
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by latch 10y ago
I think you've missed my main point: reduced consumption is an increase in sustainability [1]. And it's not clear to me that grass-fed beef is sustainable [2] (especially not at the current scale of consumption [3]) Farmers are cr
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by latch 10y ago
Reducing the consumption of meat seems like a step in the right direction. It's a huge drain on water, land, energy and calories. At the very least, people should be paying for the real cost. Taking it further, instead of subsidizing t
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by latch 10y ago
Sorry to hear that. I'm pretty sure I've answered anyone who's emailed me directly. And, our ops team is fantastic, but I guess either they or I let some slip through occasionally. If you email me, I can follow up.
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by latch 10y ago
Second Spectrum | Engineering & Creative roles | Los Angeles, Lausanne, Shanghai | Full-time, On Site We create products that fuse cutting-edge design with spatiotemporal pattern recognition, machine learning, and computer vision to ena
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by latch 10y ago
Why do you want to "ensure that these cost increases are not passed on to the consumer"? Isn't that a major problem already (people not paying the real cost of their food)? I can appreciate the need for cheap protein, but I d
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by latch 10y ago
They should pass laws, but so should the west. The poultry/egg and fishing industry is unquestionably unethical. And much of the dairy and beef industry would have to improve as well. Again, not trying to say China shouldn't. But
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by latch 10y ago
People say they're against animal cruelty and express concern for the environment, but they seem unwilling to back that up with action. Could economic pressure help? Specifically, since this is being driven by the development of farmla

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