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by napo 4y ago
Asking for code to be reviewed within one day worked well in the teams I worked with. Some pple likes to do it in the morning before starting the rest of their day. And if someone has something urgent or small they can always ping the team.
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by napo 4y ago
I wanted to invest but I don't see where it talks about VR, ML and microservices
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by napo 4y ago
yes, ty tbh both interviewers and interviewees are asked not to share interview questions
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by napo 4y ago
A good example to make this question more fair, as an interviewer, would be to rapidly give the (n-1)*n/2 trick quickly if the candidate doesn't know it. And not care too much if they do know it.
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by napo 4y ago
I'm surprised that atm there is a consensus in the comments saying that it's not cheating. Companies ask interviewers to not reveal the questions they had to other candidates. It's likely that his friend was told not to say t
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by napo 4y ago
> Years of vulnerabilities have led to Intel’s decision to remove SGX from its next generation of consumer CPUs Isn't this a bit misleading? Intel is still adding SGXv2 on the Xeon processors. Isn't it most likely that there we
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by napo 4y ago
it seems that amazon and netflix are using carousels quite successfully
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by napo 5y ago
I also had a terrible experience trying to cancel my subscription to Le Monde. In the end I paid a service something like 6euros so that they would send the proper letter. There's 0 chance I will ever subscribe to a newspaper ever agai
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by napo 5y ago
Funny, I had the opposite experience. I'm French and I spent 2 years in the US. I had a T-mobile subscription, and it was too painful to cancel my subscription. With my accent I could barely pass the robot that was trying to understand
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by napo 5y ago
"LPT" = Life Pro Tip (just learned that)
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by napo 5y ago
Why? Intuitively it does feel like the "nuclear waste" part is some radioactive elements that we could re-use for nuclear fissions. If we found a way to re-use the left-overs multiple times until we used all the radioactive parts,
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by napo 5y ago
tl;dr: Firefox decided to remove the Site Specific Browser (SSB) feature. This allowed to display a website inside a window with minimal UI. This feature is being removed because it was buggy, but also because it was the first step towards
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by napo 6y ago
If someone is wondering (like I did) what the + operator was for: foo +bar +baz was equivalent to foo "bar" "baz"
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by napo 6y ago
"If you choose to write your website in NodeJS, you just spent one of your innovation tokens. If you choose to use MongoDB, you just spent one of your innovation tokens. If you choose to use service discovery tech that’s existed for a
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French Army Hoverboard(twitter.com)
2 points by napo 7y ago|0 comments
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by napo 7y ago
The downvotes seems a bit unfair. I think this is a good comment. Any chance you could give more info on which metrics they're looking at though? Because if it's mainly CPU usage and the like it doesn't seem to be a big conce
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by napo 7y ago
(There's a typo on HN's title, the last "e" is missing in neurogenesis)
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by napo 8y ago
It's getting closer and closer to a no-deal, and yet the pound doesn't really go down. Does anybody understand why?
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by napo 8y ago
"* When things are good, think about leaving" => Wait what? So what do you do when things are bad?
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by napo 8y ago
"if the recording industry knew about this, they'd probably shut it down."
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by napo 8y ago
With serverless you only pay for a request and you (almost) don't care about scaling. While non-serverless implies that you have to manage how many server instances you want, and have them running and pay for them even if you have no t
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XSS vulnerability in React 16(reactjs.org)
1 points by napo 8y ago|0 comments
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by napo 8y ago
"Before you at least knew a front end project was probably written in JS, now... who knows?" => Not really. Don't forget about CoffeeScript, Dart, TypeScript, ScalaJs, Fable, ClojureScript, etc
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by napo 8y ago
Sounds like the triangle of success. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy0lEzhc8yo&t=29s
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by napo 8y ago
What are the reasons that make ThoughtWorks cool?
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Jest 23 released(github.com)
3 points by napo 8y ago|0 comments
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Flu: why this year’s outbreak is one of the worst(theconversation.com)
2 points by napo 9y ago|0 comments
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by napo 9y ago
What does "I'm long Amazon" mean?
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by napo 10y ago
I like to think that if your idea is truly good: It's your responsability to gather data, calculate metrics, do small tests and to find an iterative and lean way to implement it. It's hard, and in reallity intuition in itself can
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Sonic PI demo(player.vimeo.com)
4 points by napo 10y ago|0 comments

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