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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber - Full Time Engineers 1) Rider Experience - San Francisco - Senior Engineering Manager and Mobile Engineers (all levels, iOS & Android). This team works on the front-end of the main Rider apps. Email ngoel+rex_manager@uber.com or n
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Sundar Pichai(buzzfeed.com)
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber | San Francisco & Bangalore | Full-Time on site | Backend, mobile, PM, design, data | ngoel@uber.com If you're looking to change the future of transportation, ping me! We're hiring developers, designers, data at all level
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber | San Francisco & Bangalore | Full-Time on site | Backend, mobile, PM, design, data | ngoel@uber.com If you're looking to change the future of transportation, ping me! We're hiring developers, designers, data at all level
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Is this better than Facebook's notify? (Which I actually love - relevant stuff waiting for me on my lock screen without any audio notifications)
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Which is something they're definitely working on! Try clicking on a NYTimes article in your feed (on iOS).
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Yes but the few social media sites get to control how a link to anywhere else appears. For example, try updating your Facebook status with a video. If you upload the raw mp4 directly, the video will autoplay in your friends' news feeds
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber Technologies | San Francisco & NYC | Full-time | Engineering (full-stack, all levels), Product Managers, Design, Data Analysts Come help build the future of transportation! We're hiring across the board, learn about the positi
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by ngoel36 11y ago
If Google can map most of the modern world with Street View, why can't they equip those same roads with sensors (that don't need to be visible) for their self-driving cars? Or better yet, given they have HD satellite imagery, will
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by ngoel36 11y ago
I think we had extremely similar childhoods! I too spent much of my free time tinkering with old Apple PCs - I started programming in QuickBASIC in the 5th grade because of it, and I owe my career today at a major tech startup to that. I al
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by ngoel36 11y ago
My parents taught me how to read and do some relatively complex math prior to kindergarten - today I feel that I owe nearly all of my academic & career success to that. Of course, your first point is valid - this was only useful because
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Sure. But that's never sustainable.
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by ngoel36 11y ago
It's impossible to ask engineers to do more work in a day - you can only change the work being done and/or the time you give them to do it. My guess is that they'll be asked to do more automated & sanity testing as part o
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by ngoel36 11y ago
So does Google :)
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by ngoel36 11y ago
I've always wanted to build something like this for cinemas to feature before the movie starts
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber | San Francisco, CA & Bangalore, India | Software engineers - all levels, across the stack | Email ngoel@uber.com if interested On the International Growth team, we're working on challenges to scale our business around the wor
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Walmarts can be 3-10x the size of Whole Foods - that's not quite fair...
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by ngoel36 11y ago
This truly sucks - I'm sorry to hear that. If you're one of the unlucky engineers that caught up in all this - reach out to the email address in my profile. We're hiring tons of awesome engineers at Uber, and if that's n
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Anecdotally, the Michelin restaurants in Japan optimize for much much more than just food. The most expensive meal I've ever had was at Kikunoi in Kyoto (3 Michelin stars). I was excited about this meal for MONTHS. And although I do lo
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by ngoel36 11y ago
A job at McKinsey or Goldman pays far more (risk-adjusted, 7-10 years out of school) than a CS degree does - you can verify that easily. If you're optimizing for money, CS is not the answer (unless you're leveraging it to get a jo
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by ngoel36 11y ago
No. Very little of a CS degree is "coding" - CS is so much more than that. It's even beyond "engineering". A proper CS degree teaches you how to think , how to solve insanely hard problems, and how to do so with a
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Ok, so women still choose CS at a smaller proportion than men do...that's alright for now. What's awesome is that women are now choosing CS more than any other major , and Stanford is providing them an environment where it's
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Isn't this what Ink/Filepicker tried to do?
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Look at the front page on HN. At any given time, at least 2-4+ of the top 30 posts are written on Medium. There doesn't have to be a rhyme or reason (why did people gravitate to WhatsApp or Slack, when hundreds of others existed before
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by ngoel36 11y ago
It's too bad he hates one of the most successful apps of all time...[Uber]
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by ngoel36 11y ago
I took some friends on a sightseeing tour of the country last Fall - one of the most memorable sights was Chand Baori (Abhaneri), about 2/3 of the way between Agra and Jaipur. The place was absolutely stunning, and it had maybe 3 visit
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber - Software Engineer, International Growth | San Francisco, CA The growth team is obsessed with one question – How do we bring Uber to the world? We love metrics and fast paced execution. We're building our team aggressively to foc
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by ngoel36 11y ago
But the foundation of convincing investors is to seem formidable, and since this isn't a word most people use in conversation much, I should explain what it means. A formidable person is one who seems like they'll get what they w
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by ngoel36 11y ago
As a former management consultant - yes, I did this.
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by ngoel36 11y ago
Uber - Software Engineer, International Growth | San Francisco, CA The growth team is obsessed with one question – How do we bring Uber to the world? We love metrics and fast paced execution. We're building our team aggressively to foc

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