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lhorie
5y ago
Over at r/javascript, Sebastian mentioned the business model would be based on providing services. He mentioned things like code quality monitoring and remote cache, so it sounds like it's up the alley of CI/CD cloud platform
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5y ago
> That was the point where I realized the strength of diamonds product branding. Here's another interesting twist that further shows how powerful branding and marketing really are: Spence Diamonds is a diamond retailer in Canada tha
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5y ago
My hot take is that given the site says this a 14 room house w/ a one person per room arrangement, they are assuming they'll get more applications than they have slots available. Which would be a reasonable assumption were it not
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lhorie
5y ago
Depends on when we're talking about. If you asked 2 years ago, yes that was about normal. However, this last year, for downtown SF, it's expensive. You can find a private room downtown for about half that[0] if you sign a year lea
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5y ago
Perhaps the issue is classifying it as a "problem" in the first place. As in, why is it considered problematic to want to spend more time w/ kids knowing it affects work-related opportunities? We generally accept that we can&
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lhorie
5y ago
Another interesting coin is Polkadot (DOT), which, similar to Dogecoin, has no supply limit, and similar to Cardano, uses proof of stake.
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5y ago
Interestingly, I saw a video recently that argued that the majority of water consumption for animal products comes from green water (aka direct precipitation) and the majority of that water is released back to the ground in the form of urin
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6y ago
For the record, I didn't mean to imply any sort of moral judgment about Google itself, I was merely relating facts about Google perks and reports of how some employees reacted to them. The point, in fact, is mostly about the employees,
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6y ago
I feel like this analysis is missing the forest for the trees a little bit. The main premise is that exodus of tech brain to smaller hubs like Austin, Denver and Miami will help them grow. But if the assessment of the downsides to SF is mer
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6y ago
Excellent points
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6y ago
According to the blog post I mentioned, before WFH, Google apparently used to go out of its way to literally pamper engineers, with things like fancy cafeteria offerings, laundry services, massages, etc. I think it's important to keep
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6y ago
In this case, by "grass" I mean the combination of which subset of employers pay comparably to google, plus allow unrestricted WFH, plus have similar levels of infrastructure quality (such that your day to day doesn't involve
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6y ago
There was a blog post posted here recently from someone who saw Google as a "family" and drank a lot of koolaid, as well as stories of high levels of entitlement. I wonder if there's a similar phenomenon going on where people
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6y ago
> I find corporate decision making to be equally random and opaque That's fair, but it's still madness :) > ultimately you do need to gather consensus I think consensus is just one form of conflict resolution. Compromise is
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6y ago
> enough of the population disagrees with your assessment of the problem and proposed solutions that there is no consensus and that is why your problems are not being solved in the way that you want. Yes, this is part of it, but it goes
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6y ago
> Even better, vote for more qualified congresspeople and senators The problem with this comment (and others like it) is the presupposition that the problem is that people are not voting "correctly", because if only they did, a
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lhorie
6y ago
The thread was originally about CRA vs Vite size on disk (or implicitly, if we're applying it to real world applications, network cost in CI job startup times). And like I said, surrogate pairs don't apply to ASCII. See this[0] fo
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lhorie
6y ago
No need to overcomplicate though. None of this applies to the ascii range, and we're just talking about storage in disk in the first place.
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6y ago
Well, that's part of the jab: that you ostensibly don't need build tooling for an interpreted language, and further, that you don't even need an interpreted language in the first place considering we're talking about a p
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lhorie
6y ago
They probably mean that "hello world".length == 11 // bytes
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6y ago
Try looking a bit harder then. From my first google search: "Among European countries that have grappled with the problem of unemployed doctors are Italy, with an unemployment rate among doctors of 17% in 1990; Austria, with a rate of
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6y ago
> This is what I asked - why do you think this is? I'm not convinced The simplest way to explain is to just look at basic math: if there are 3 doctor jobs and 4 doctors, one gets the short end of the stick. > master degrees, in w
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6y ago
You still need someone to pick your potatoes in the farm for you. If everyone has white collar skills, then that means one of two things: 1) white collar jobs don't pay as much comparatively to blue collar (meaning your supermarket pot
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6y ago
See also: preact, mithril.js, etc I mentioned this before[0] but it seems the author is committed to the name, despite the potential confusion downsides </shrug> [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26744932
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6y ago
There's some comparisons here[0] As far as I can tell, where it falls somewhat short is in template dynamism, e.g. keyed arrays in React (which entails that drag/drop might also potentially be tricky), fractal structures like gene
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6y ago
I work at Uber since 2017. There was a noticeable shift in priorities in the company related to efficiency and profitability (whereas before the IPO there was a lot of pie-in-the-sky stuff going on) For me personally, there wasn't tha
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6y ago
It still uses Node.js as a glue between microservices if the project frontend is web (the eats website, for examples). It also used Node for a very core part of the app, and it was Node 0.10 to boot, but my understanding is that that's
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6y ago
> If they want a full time job, they need to elevate themselves This suggestion only makes sense until it doesn't. Suppose everyone actually took that advice. Then you'd have an entire population of overqualified people who can
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6y ago
> I assume they are increasing their hourly rate due to Doesn't that maybe suggest that $18/hr is probably the current market rate then? My understanding of market rate is "amount at which the two parties are willing to ne
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6y ago
I'll admit that I do like the premises of various isekais - kumo desuga nanika (I'm a spider so what) and honzuki no gekokujo (ascendance of a bookworm) that you mentioned are in fact two of my favorites - but it's worth reme
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