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by millisecond 7y ago
My hunch is that you have a blind spot that’s getting you flagged at the recruiter stage. I’ve interviewed a ton of devs, I’d be happy to run through a sample interview and give you feedback if you’re up for it.
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by millisecond 7y ago
All of the other browsers shouldn’t worry about store nonsense, just ship u-block by default and enabled. Fight fire with fire.
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by millisecond 7y ago
Had one yelling at me through the home office window the other day. Took me 5 minutes of blowing off his various pitches to get rid of him. So annoying.
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by millisecond 7y ago
Boggles my mind why they’d have different last mile trucks. How could that be better?
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by millisecond 7y ago
I've been thinking a lot about the compression in salaries lately. More from the stance that if senior developer salaries are incrementally higher than junior that it seems like building an all-senior team would have business value.
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Developers – here is the best WHY to quit your 9–5 job(medium.com)
3 points by millisecond 7y ago|1 comments
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by millisecond 7y ago
The frustrating thing to me is that this guy will get this solved and we’ll all move on. He’s reasonably well known and had enough Twitter juice to get attention. All the small people who end up in this situation, whatever it truly is, wi
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by millisecond 7y ago
Depends on your area of business certainly, but for us (all remote social) it’s a huge time saver. There’s version control and a culture of editing in “suggestion mode” to save us if something goes wrong. But having to wait x hours for so
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by millisecond 8y ago
I think you’re totally right, until you consider the shared/pool options. Those can be both really cheap and really profitable if you have the density.
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An Asteroid the Size of a Jumbo Jet Just Buzzed Safely by Earth(space.com)
1 points by millisecond 8y ago|0 comments
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by millisecond 8y ago
It’s more like you lend your truck to someone who committed a crime sometime in the past and now you’re banned from ever driving again.
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by millisecond 8y ago
Isn’t it really the more general water where things grow that’s valuable? If it’s grown and used water then it’s labeled. If water in CA is more scarce/expensive, then the market will balance around it.
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by millisecond 8y ago
The insidious thing about this from their side is that retained revenue from dark patterns shows up in a report someone can use to justify a promotion but your friend’s situation will forever remain anecdotal (in their reporting). Growth t
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by millisecond 8y ago
Thriving, I bet
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by millisecond 8y ago
Having spent a lot of time immersed in NYC property configurations recently, we can use the calculated sqft of 7.3 and look up the zoning on NYC ZoLa (zone C4-5) gives a commercial floor-area-ratio of 3.4. This means a building serving com
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by millisecond 8y ago
In former times, what we consider the trades were also romanticized. The masons and all that. I expect software to follow the same path and at an accelerated rate but that still gives us a while before we‘re fully normalized.
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by millisecond 8y ago
Sounds like Bloomberg was creating a bit of fiction about how something like this could happen and backing it into validation by sources. Particularly damning part, to me: "I sent him a link to Mouser, a catalog where you can buy a 0.0
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One of Bloomberg’s sources told them Chinese spy chip story “didn’t make sense”(9to5mac.com)
243 points by millisecond 8y ago|118 comments
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by millisecond 8y ago
This looks to be a much better interface to a data set the city has and makes available but with a horrible UI. There's also a 1940's dataset that isn't available online but you can order prints. Got a 1940's one yesterd
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Amazon will sell and deliver Christmas trees(money.cnn.com)
2 points by millisecond 8y ago|0 comments
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Tesla has halted trading after Musk tweeted that he may take the company private(recode.net)
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Mad Jack Churchill(en.wikipedia.org)
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by millisecond 8y ago
To me it seems that corporations first went for the “what’s best for me” and insane optimization routes while ignoring social responsibility decades before people did individually. But when people do it, as in the mortgage crisis, it become
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The Strange Failure of the Educated Elite(mobile.nytimes.com)
4 points by millisecond 8y ago|1 comments
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WeWork owes $18B in Leases?(medium.com)
2 points by millisecond 8y ago|0 comments
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by millisecond 9y ago
There doesn’t need to be a charge to remove legit content violations but if the removal is contested and found to be false the original claimant should pay up. I’d like the penalty to be steep enough that if you’re using machine learning t
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by millisecond 9y ago
Also https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giffen_good
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Veblen good(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by millisecond 9y ago|1 comments
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Why Peter Thiel Is Leaving Silicon Valley(money.cnn.com)
28 points by millisecond 9y ago|15 comments
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by millisecond 9y ago
Not directly sharding but I've been working on a fork of Bleve that uses Cassandra as the backing store which allows for horizontal scaling of a single index: https://github.com/wrble/flock Still very much a work

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