mateo411

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by mateo411 4y ago
It's not that bad, those cities aren't very large geographically. I think the parent commenter might be eating a lot of garlic since his move. :)
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by mateo411 4y ago
Sure, that should be possible, but I think you'll need to have a downpayment of over 20% to make that happen.
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's a good plan, but it's not very liquid. You can put a HELOC on each property, so you have access to cash.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Tommy Tutone gave up pop stardom and became a programmer. It would be really cool if he created a SaaS platform called "Jenny's Number".
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by mateo411 4y ago
I suspect they are the most popular Fantasy Football platform. Yahoo focused on building a large collection of different sites. I don't think search for Yahoo was ever very good, but they could accumulate reach by capturing different a
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's a pretty good technical skillset for a Product Manager. You proposed 4 different roles. - PM Again - Sales Engineer - Dev I would pick one of the 3 that sounds most interesting to you. The one that you'll do the best at wil
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by mateo411 4y ago
>Basically, shows that the State's tax difficulties are themselves the consequence of exclusion. I'm not sure what you mean by tax difficulties, if you mean the state has trouble raising revenue, that's certainly not the c
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by mateo411 4y ago
I also worked at LBNL in the same department as dekhn. In hindsight it was a pretty nice gig, it did have great work life balance, and the problems that we solved were interesting. The people and culture was great. It was my first real job.
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's a more mature and level headed take than what I suggested.
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's more than 40%. In fact that's more than 50%. He will still be fine.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Me too. I like how they include planning an offsite as something that could be done with these tools. I like to think that the plane tickets and hotel accommodations are booked through API calls run in the CI/CD pipeline. The CI/C
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by mateo411 4y ago
Generally, it's so difficult to hire technical talent, that it would be very difficult to maintain a blacklist anyway. Basically, some companies would just break the blacklist, because there's a good source of talent, that some co
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by mateo411 4y ago
HR does the "how", this is the execution. It's important to do this right, so the company doesn't get sued. The powers above decide the "who".
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by mateo411 4y ago
How did they arrive at .63? It's seems like a weird choice. If there are 62% or 64% then the feature will yield the same value. I think it would make more sense just to include percentage of households where at least one member of the
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by mateo411 4y ago
You live 1 hour away from SFO but 4 hours away from SAC? SFO is two hours away from SAC. How is that possible? Maybe it's 3 hours away if there is traffic. I realize that this was inconvenient and a big hassle, so I don't want to
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by mateo411 4y ago
I think a good data engineer should incorporate some basic data analysis into their toolkit. This is what analytics/BI developers do all day everyday. Data Engineers need to do this whenever they create a new dataset. It's not har
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by mateo411 4y ago
I think some basic probability, when and how to create a histogram, and how to do data analysis is important.
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by mateo411 4y ago
I don't know a whole lot about Rust. I think Rust is a great language for writing Database components and systems. For example plugin for PostgreSQL. Previously this would be done in C. You could still do this in C today too. Data Engi
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by mateo411 4y ago
Yes, you are right about advancing the start of the window until uniqueness is restored. So, basically just advance it by 1. You could definitely use two indexes instead of a queue, and using indexes over an array will be faster than using
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by mateo411 4y ago
I think you can use a queue of size w. Something like this... this is psuedo code. You iterate through the string once. You pop an element off of the queue at most once. In this implementation you might add it to the queue twice. def find_
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by mateo411 4y ago
I guess Netflix suffered from job title deflation.
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by mateo411 4y ago
I think the chimpanzee analogy works pretty well in the corporate world too. If the CEO fucks up, then board fires the CEO. They usually don't dismember the CEO, but I don't think it's a pleasant process for anybody. However,
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by mateo411 4y ago
That's fine. Just provide and exponential runtime algorithm and you are good.
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by mateo411 4y ago
Upper Management
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by mateo411 4y ago
I like going to the movies by myself. I used to do this all the time when I was single. I can just watch the movie and not worry about anything else. It's ok to go to movies with other people too, but you aren't really socializing
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by mateo411 4y ago
LOC = n(n - 1)/2 This is the same as the number of undirected edges in a N clique graph with no self edges.
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by mateo411 4y ago
You can get a lot of impressions for 160K. You buy them in batches of 1000 using a term called CPM, which is cost per thousand [1]. CPM can be around 10 dollars for a really good segment. I'm sure there there are some adops folks that
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by mateo411 4y ago
I like his books, but I'll wait until the movie comes out.
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by mateo411 4y ago
I don't think that's public knowledge. I assumed he got paid based on my limited understanding on how actors in TV commercials are compensated. It would be weird for Larry David to be in an ad that aired during the Superbowl and n
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by mateo411 4y ago
I don't think this is a dumb question. I was also wondering. They had a 19 year deal 135 million naming rights with the Miami Heat, but I'm fairly certain they didn't pay everything up front. Apparently the county owns the ar

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