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by meetups323 4y ago
You're thinking too concretely. The hardware we know is only one tiny implementation of computation. The broader concept holds across any writeable tape of any sort, whether it uses voltages in silicon, rocks on a beach, or exists only
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by meetups323 4y ago
We have one, but most people probably shouldn't use it.
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by meetups323 4y ago
I wonder if this is an example of not knowing your audience (or rather assuming one's self represents a wider audience than it does). The people vouching for this at Google are likely product marketing managers, public relations folks,
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by meetups323 4y ago
The `Example` link's href seems to be ` https:// `.
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by meetups323 4y ago
Well maybe if the European kids had gone to school they wouldn't have so much free time to go around starting wars. (\s...)
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by meetups323 4y ago
Yes, because if you had been living a life full of worry you'd be much better prepared to take on the alien invasion.
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by meetups323 4y ago
Sorry what? A fast charging spot handles maybe one car every 15 minutes. The smallest gas station handles 4 cars every 5 minutes. Using gas station land for fast charging doesn't make sense... far better off requiring grocery stores,
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by meetups323 4y ago
IMO much more likely they're mining, phishing, or advertising than sending out 0-days to random phone numbers. Unless you're a far more influential bloke than you're letting on.
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by meetups323 4y ago
If I was an alien engineer trying to aim something at a moving planet light years away while also shooting it at that speed and having a huge number of things affect it's trajectory via gravity, I'd make it course-correct during f
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by meetups323 5y ago
Yep, not bad. But talking in salaries hides the most important number: how many hours are you expected to work for that? IME, F are the only ones to whip out their laptop at a house party or bar at 10PM on a Friday night because they felt a
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by meetups323 5y ago
What do you think Chevy is doing with that 75k besides putting it in a bank of some sort?
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by meetups323 5y ago
Not sure the specific title, just whatever was after senior. And I suppose it's more like 3 years at this point. Class of 2019.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Differentiator is what other companies will pay. If GAM all offer X, F offers 3X, and GAM refuse to budge on their X... either F knows some deep dark secrets about your capabilities which no one else can appreciate, or they're bleeding
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by meetups323 5y ago
May help explain some Meta offers I've seen... 2 years out of college? Sure, come as a Senior! That's not enough? Principal it is!
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by meetups323 5y ago
Browsers are good enough that if you're careful about it you can just use a WebWorker and write standard JS, no need to worry with the build/compilation/compatibility headaches adding a whole new language to your ecosystem en
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by meetups323 5y ago
The entire culture of b2b startups IME is "yes we're burning money now, but just you wait till Moby Dick comes along... just implement XYZ features marketing/sales says are important and we'll have him in no time!"
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by meetups323 5y ago
Gavin Newsom getting on the tsunami alert speakers to bitch at beachgoers for spending time outside all while having closed room dinners with donors at the French Laundry successfully turned me 100% off from the CA democratic party, and in
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by meetups323 5y ago
We already do, those taxes just go directly to the salaries of elected officials.
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by meetups323 5y ago
In a recent Airbnb thread employees [1] were justifying their work by discussing how each individual patch looks minuscule, but via employing a bandit with sufficient arms the changes aggregate to yield fantastic returns for investors. This
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by meetups323 5y ago
> computation at some level Unfortunately that term applies to basically everything... computation at every classical level we know only requires "maybe have state, maybe update state in response to environment, maybe move to new en
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by meetups323 5y ago
Agree Bluespec is great. In college we went from 0 to a Bluespec multicore RISC-V processor running Linux on an FPGA in a single undergrad semester, every step along the way felt intuitive.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Hey FB, you know how DAU is your most important metric and basically the only thing keeping you afloat. What if you just... cut it in half?
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by meetups323 5y ago
You're just in the wrong location -- every patio'd coffee shop and bar around me is dog friendly!
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by meetups323 5y ago
But also don't do work related things on your non-work computer. Investigating the source code of your company's competitor's products is absolutely work related.
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by meetups323 5y ago
If I went to my manager telling them I was hacking a competitor's infrastructure and accessing competitor PII & proprietary IP, I'd fully expect to be fired on the spot. And they're the most laissez faire manager I know.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Everything will be gamed. Penalties are part of the game.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Clearly the parallel is that types come before identifiers in declaration contents.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Well that's a hard pass from me. I always knew go was quick to compile, I didn't know the lengths they were willing to go to achieve that! Case in point: it's not TB, as you stated, but rather PB.
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by meetups323 5y ago
Any idea why they have such a low byte budget? testing.Fuzz would be so much more readable. I'll accept test.Fuzz if 9 characters is the limit for any compound identifier. Is this sort of single letter class naming common in the standa
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by meetups323 5y ago
Importantly, those people you talk to to validate the idea should ideally be continuously consulted. So rather than: "hey I'm thinking of making this project, do you think you'd use it?" // "Yeah sure, s

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