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by milofeynman 5y ago
Hey Patrick, You might look to improve y'all's process by looking at datatdog's interview process. I have never felt more appreciated and well treated than interviewing there. 1) they always give feedback 2) they have more ge
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by milofeynman 5y ago
What happens if you point all the mirrors at the same spot? Fire?
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by milofeynman 5y ago
That's exactly when dislikes are so useful. This screams of a bad/easy product decision by someone who doesn't use YouTube this way. Facebook, ebay, etc went to this so I guess that's the future. No negative reviews to m
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Thank you for this. I don't like the anxiety I feel when my manager does this to me. I always give context when I ask one of my ICs if they have a minute to talk, because I empathize with that feeling and don't ever want to give i
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Joplin is great, simple, and I love it. I find things like connections and tagging to be more work with minor, if any benefit. Just folders with markdown works great.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I have a similar problem where I play Disney music/movie music in the car when I drive my kid to school. Every time I have to go find "private mode" deep in the settings. Typically I just forget. I am primarily a discover wee
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by milofeynman 5y ago
https://support.google.com/maps/answer/1725632?hl=en
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by milofeynman 5y ago
An interesting take-away from this is designing low upkeep business services. I have been dealing with trying to onboard to a service at work, and there are so many dependencies! Several are pinned to versions that require python2, but I ca
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Everyone in the comments is talking about using this for their own debugging, however I think the way to win with this as a business is in two places QA and Automated QA. If you have real human QA people in your org and they could run this
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I open every stripe article on hn just to read your comments. I appreciate your style of hands-on leadership. I try to do my best to imitate it.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I lead 4-5. I could lead more if I had the right tech leadership folks on the team. I agree with most everything from the article. Do you have people who can lead and mentor the other people on your team? Do you have people who can take tec
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I have also noticed this. There isn't even a way to see songs, you always have to go to each album. I don't remember the album! Or the name of the song!
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by milofeynman 5y ago
You could just create your own cert and add it to all of your devices, I suppose
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I'm starting to forget normal git workflow because GitHub for windows is so damn good. It's a great user experience and they've even added some great features recently like rebasing into dev.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I don't know a single person across my org that will ever have to invert a binary tree. It's a hilarious problem that helps people who know it's a kind of problem asked, and hurts those who walk into it blind.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Does that mean foreign English teachers in China just lost their jobs?
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by milofeynman 5y ago
https://blog.discord.com/using-rust-to-scale-elixir-for-11-m... Not an implementation, but a very fun explanation, that you could definitely implement if desired.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
> The Pegasus project is a collaborative reporting project led by the French nonprofit organisation Forbidden Stories, including the Guardian and 16 other media outlets. For months, our journalists have been working with reporters across
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Was a joint investigation. Here's Washington Post writeup: Private spy software sold by NSO group found on cellphones worldwide - Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/interactive/20...
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I read it for the first time an hour ago from a different article. https://noahpinion.substack.com/p/drawing-pictures-of-cities Presumably that article is why the OP showed up on HN
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by milofeynman 5y ago
My end game would be knowing who has my data and being able to say no to 3rd parties getting my data. Fine, Facebook knows which hobbies I'm looking at on Instagram and has incredible ads and suggested posts. Ok that's fine. But r
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Instagram ads are the only ads I like and I am insanely anti-ad. They're currently showing me ads for furniture and house stuff. What I find frustrating is there is no way to view my recently seen ads. They'll cut off early in sto
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by milofeynman 5y ago
I think this is a problem across the industry. Companies don't want to give engineers adequate raises so they get trained as juniors and walk out and get 20-30k raises. So then everyone is only interested in seniors. Senior has all but
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by milofeynman 5y ago
That's very useful! I can't decide if the architecture is more complicated or simpler because of that. It helps avoid stale data showing up in the UI, etc. It seems like you just need to store the idempotency key and the request d
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by milofeynman 5y ago
It's a workers market. Go get yourself a 20% raise and don't over think it.
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by milofeynman 5y ago
There are some really weird licensing problems. Like does your code license say they can use the your code to train AIs that then reproduce very similar code to you but with no attribution etc in someone else's codebase.
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China Spreads Its Propaganda Version of Life for Uyghurs(propublica.org)
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by milofeynman 5y ago
My personal view on myself as an EM is protecting my engineers from distractions (other teams, people, meetings, etc) while getting them the growth the need and the growth they want. I also help prioritize stuff working with PM so there is
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by milofeynman 5y ago
My resizing consists of buying 8 more hard drives that are 2x the previous 8 and moving data over every few years (:
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by milofeynman 5y ago
Globalization and the detriment of their own counties economy is what limits the likelihood of this happening. Russia definitely has a plan to do this and the capability. But they won't.

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