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9y ago
The health coverage is a lot cheaper for the company. In the USA it starts at $500/month for a single dude.
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He's pretty lucky that he was able to just focus on product and not really worry about the actual business much. Many builders just build in obscurity and the world never knows what they made. I'm jealous.
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9y ago
It's a joke :p
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9y ago
You put a version key & number in the model blob metadata itself.
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9y ago
It's a metro area of 8 million people. That population is larger than many european countries! It's one of the largest cities in the world. If you want the suburban lifestyle, go move to Sacramento.
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They already do, for the opposite. Ban apartments and legislate only single family homes.
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Ex: "But the real reason for doing it is that it was a small amount of work that moved Objective-C forward, which allowed the compiler and language team to focus on Swift because Swift was a very large amount of work. " http:&#x
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9y ago
There are a lot of 'obvious optimizations' like this lurking in swift. I get the impression they are somewhat engineer constrained in an interview with chris latner.
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I thought the bubble was going to 'burst' in 2012. I also thought the Vancouver RE market was going to burst 10 years ago too in 2007. And it still hasn't burst, it just flatlined and then kept on going. Bubble prediction i
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9y ago
As a Canadian, the career benefit is zilch, because most of Canada's software career opportunities pale in comparison to the USA (pay is half or less, house prices are pretty close in price in employment centers!) . And in the USA, no
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That could happen today. No car manufacturer is going to admit it's possible, but I'm pretty sure it's there, lurking: Look at this remote shutoff for example. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology&#x
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Another good thing about not living in the bay area is you dont have to pay pg&e rates for electricty. Us avg is 0.12/kwh while pge quickly gets up to +0.30/kwh
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10y ago
Yanking large popular apps is a two way street for a platform. They hurt themselves, possibly even more if they do it enough. A good amount of people would stop using / buying iphones if their device stopped using facebook, uber, or s
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You don't think medallion taxi drivers are not contractors also? Ask you next taxi driver how much he is paying to rent his taxi and how it all works. Maybe he'll be an employee, but more likely he will be paying a flat fee of $
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10y ago
We need in-page javascript popup blockers like we needed normal popup blockers 14 years ago.
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10y ago
Fresh washed fruit and vegetables from groceries? Sit down restaurants in malls? Any sit down restaurant. The hotel diner? Even McDonalds. Small children have different diets than adults and are known to be sensitive. It's like your
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It's a start although. What is the next regulation banning them?
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The men might have mistresses, but the wives tend to not like it either.
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Did they feed their 1.5yo son with thai street food?
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10y ago
You can get other offers that will match the expected value at other companies, especially as an executive. You use it as a negotiation tactic. "Can you beat what I got at Uber?"
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10y ago
If they want a family they don't live right beside work in the middle of a busy and dirty city. They move out to the suburban south bay (which has more tech jobs) or east bay, have 30m-1hr commutes and are dual income families. TBH th
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Netflix also talks about it themselves: https://www.slideshare.net/reed2001/culture-1798664/49-Proce...
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How do you fraudulently overcharge in a grocery? They see the price on the shelf, and I'm guessing it wasn't something as simple as it scanning in as a higher price. If they don't like the price they can not buy it.
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10y ago
Its easier to budget a few extra hundred every few years vs a few extra hundred every month.
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The customer can also choose to not give the job in 3 hours time and give it to someone else, app or not.
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ZigBee / Z-Wave are just getting started in their WEP everything stage. Most of the installed base is unencrypted. It will take many more years until they are at WPA2 levels of robustness.
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10y ago
Can you give an example? I'm trying to think of how that would apply to the typical Uber driver. Do you mean they would be working during surge time more because they get paid more?
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The fact the gig economy job exists does not take away from the high paying job. If it didn't exist, these people would not be working or working at their local retail/restaurant store instead. The social problems of the low-inco
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Of course people know interviews aren't the greatest, but it's the best tool they have right now. What people are pushing back against is criticism without solutions. There are a bunch of other testing methods that are illegal in
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You must live in the south bay. People in SF use public transport quite a bit and I commute in using BART every day. Caltrain is pretty horrible schedule wise.
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