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by malyk 9y ago
You can click "Search Tools" and then change the date to whatever you want it to be.
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by malyk 9y ago
The phone is how you configure, update, etc. the watch. So I'm betting you need a phone for all the initial setup, and then you can leave your phone at home and go on a marathon run and take phone calls while you are out and about.
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by malyk 9y ago
HomeLight | Senior Full Stack Eng & Senior Data Eng (5+ years) | San Francisco, CA (near embarcadero bart) | ONSITE | https://www.homelight.com/ We are a small engineering team (8) looking to expand at a good clip after
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by malyk 9y ago
In the US you can buy national ad spots on major channels pretty cheaply (couple hundred $ per spot) if you buy "remnant" inventory. Basically that means that the network hasn't sold all of their "run my ad in the 9:22am
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by malyk 9y ago
Young men aren't at a disadvantage at all. They are still greatly advantaged, just to a very slightly lesser degree than before. It's like a basketball game where a team was ahead by 45 points at the half. Now they are ahead by &q
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by malyk 9y ago
It's all over the place. On my team we have the following rough schedule. * Me: 8ish to 6ish * Eng 1: 930ish to 630ish * Eng 2: 830ish to 630ish * Eng 3: 1030ish to 730ish * Eng 4: 8ish to 6ish * Eng 5: 830ish to 630ish * Eng 6: 830ish
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by malyk 9y ago
> For me, it's because Ruby is just hard to grok. You have an object that's acting funny? Where is it defined? Here... here... here... some over here... Which one of those have been executed, and in what order? That sort of th
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by malyk 9y ago
Agreed
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by malyk 9y ago
One thing that I've found difficult to do at times is to give your team space. Space to explore, try new things, do some things differently than you would do, make mistakes, etc. You should always feel like you can overrule or suppleme
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by malyk 9y ago
You are correct, but I think the original comment is more geared to the idea that you probably shouldn't revert back to what you are comfortable with and jump in and start coding when there are bugs, or tight deadlin s, etc. I do think
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by malyk 9y ago
434,000 people ride Bart everyday in the Bay Area. But 270,000 cars still cross the Bay bridge every day and another 112,000 cross the golden gate. And obviously there's everyone driving up/down the peninsula. I generally agree th
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by malyk 9y ago
Or it's universal in that everyone gets $12k every year but it's taxed back as you earn more. Say, once you start making 75k we tax back $1000 of UBI. Then at $95k you tax back $2k. At $115k wetax back $3k. Obviously a sliding sca
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by malyk 9y ago
Rails Engine's are one way, though I don't find them to be a particularly elegant solution.
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by malyk 9y ago
Yes. Just walk in and wing it. Ok, so I generally do research about the business to make sure I understand the problems they are solving and have good questions to ask, but never CS interview prep. And I'm not some coding genius...I co
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by malyk 9y ago
Implicit code is great for frameworks. The kinds of things you have to do over and over again and a lot of the things Rails is great at. Create a database table, link it to an ORM, take params from a POST request, save them to that table..
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by malyk 10y ago
Lots of interesting ideas in the book spread out through a really mundane story. The best part of the book for me is the chapters with the New York Citizen telling us the history of the city and how it got to be to where it is in 2140. Th
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by malyk 10y ago
Yes. Went from omnivore to vegan overnight, stayed that way for two years, and then went vegetarian three years ago. No meat since Jan. 3rd 2012. When my wife and I took the plunge I had been eating lots of meat at lunches...mostly in sandw
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by malyk 10y ago
Reminds me of Baby Jessica https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessica_McClure Jessica McClure Morales (born March 26, 1986) became famous at the age of 18 months after she fell into a well in her mom's backyard in Mi
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by malyk 10y ago
My wife and I were talking about salt. I forget the exact conversation, but was random. Not about wanting salt for dinner or whatever just a general conversation about salt. Opened Facebook a little while later and ther was an ad for Morton
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by malyk 10y ago
0 cups
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by malyk 10y ago
And failing because virtually none of the externalities are built into the price. Society has to come in later and clean up the mess giving capital uncountable subsidies through future tax expenditures.
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by malyk 10y ago
Las tdoctors visit I had I wanted to go through a list of 6 issues. I scheduled the longest available time slot, 45 minutes. I wasn't sure how long it would take, but assumed I'd be able to take as much time as I needed within tho
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by malyk 10y ago
I believe Stripe is Sinatra with a custom rolled ORM. Seem to remember one of the founders posting that...maybe even here on HN.
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by malyk 10y ago
I also have this. Intensity of the noise correlates to the brightness of the flash. Also, it isn't every noise for me. "Sharp" noises, like a door closing or my cat knocking a book off a table, etc make the flash. The heater
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by malyk 10y ago
Not just anecdotally... In 1973 average house size was ~1500 sq ft. In 2010 it's ~2200 sq ft. https://www.census.gov/const/C25Ann/sftotalmedavgsqft.pdf
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by malyk 10y ago
The article specifies the middle class as making between $50,000 and $125,000 in household income.
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by malyk 10y ago
Same in the SF Bay Area. Called the Street Sheet and it's handed out for a dollar generally though you could of course give more.
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by malyk 10y ago
Interesting to compare that map with the cause of death maps in this study in JAMA. http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2592499
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by malyk 10y ago
There was a huge campaign against "toilet water" when it was proposed.
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by malyk 10y ago
It's called "Induced Demand". That combined with "drive until you qualify" lead to over congestion on roads that were built to "peak" demand.

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