megakwood

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Will AI make resumes and cover letters *even less* useful than before?(twitter.com)
12 points by megakwood 3y ago|4 comments
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by megakwood 3y ago
Where can you get 120 cores for $2/hr?
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by megakwood 6y ago
The arguments aren't good ones, and I won't be surprised if Apple knocks this down easily. Epic is arguing here that Apple is charging them 30% for payment processing. They're not, they're charging them for a return on t
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by megakwood 8y ago
It impedes market forces that normally act to add more housing. In the case of SF, fortunately, we don’t apply rent control to new construction. But you can’t build new, bigger buildings if you can’t remove your tenants from the existing on
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by megakwood 8y ago
Don't think that's the case -- did you listen to the latest earnings call? They're forecasting a cashflow positive Q3 with 15% gross margin on the Model 3s, and have sustained 5,000 M3 and 2,000 S&X per week for several w
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by megakwood 8y ago
To paraphrase Doc Brown, "Where we're going, we don't need headphone jacks" Airpods are awesome, and they'll only get better. A cord running to your pocket is seriously a thing of the past, and all these posts will
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by megakwood 9y ago
Very cool... The map comes pretty close to my house so I put in my address and they allowed me to preorder for October. Thanks!
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by megakwood 10y ago
There is a great app called Hyperdock that does exactly what you want with window snapping. It works so perfectly that I sometimes forget that it's not a native feature of OS X. Not sure about your window size problems with external mo
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by megakwood 10y ago
> The point is that if the HSR people can't get something done for $X, it's unlikely that Musk can do something even more ambitious for $X/10 IDK, indeed $X/10 is ambitious but he does have a decent track record with
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by megakwood 11y ago
Isn't that exactly what a shielded coax cable does?
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by megakwood 14y ago
Guidebook is hiring Python+Django, Android, iOS Developers, and Designers FULLTIME in Palo Alto, CA and San Francisco, CA. Guidebook makes a mobile app that helps people find their way around complex venues and events. You may have used our
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by megakwood 14y ago
Guidebook is hiring Python+Django, Android, iOS Developers, and Designers FULLTIME in Palo Alto, CA (we may open an SF office soon as well) Guidebook makes a mobile app that helps people find their way around complex venues and events. You
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by megakwood 14y ago
How absurd.
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by megakwood 14y ago
Gotta call you out for a sensationalist headline and over-the-top one-sided article. People rewrite their codebases all the time, and quite often it's a very good idea.
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by megakwood 14y ago
> It boils down to somebody else saying "are you fucking kidding me?" and you get to say: "no." Yeah, the "are you fucking kidding me?" comes from the fact that you did something awesome, i.e. something can't be done trivially by some f
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by megakwood 14y ago
IMO the beauty of a hack comes from two places: 1) Doing something that can't be done by hand, OR 2) Replacing repetitive manual work, this saving time in the long run IMO there's nothing "cool" about a hack that will only be used once and
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by megakwood 14y ago
Great demo, the only thing I take issue with is calling this "fully native". If you start defining "fully native" to mean "mostly JS but with some native components", what are we supposed to call actual fully native apps, then?
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by megakwood 15y ago
You could use in-app purchases to unlock new features.
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by megakwood 15y ago
Anyone know about the performance of this stack vs Apache + mod_wsgi?