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noway421
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Could be assimilated with the Amazon brand. Say, Amazon Whole Foods (AWF for short).
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That's essentially the basecamp's working schedule! 6 weeks of work, 1 week of tying loose ends and 8'th week sabbatical.
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> Skype by making it more like Snapchat when their main use case is business related Yes! Went downhill straight after the Metro/flat UI change.
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IRC was just a chat app, yet even though it didn't age nicely, was still seeing massive usage for professional communication up until lately. Is it only because of legacy? Hardly, new blood was pouring in constantly, the only hit it to
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This is interesting, could it potentially reduce surge pricing? One thing I thought, it would be really convinient if Uber could amortize their surge pricing over the month/year. In order not to hit customers with unexpected rates and
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Terrifying one might say
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It's not necessarily that Travis acknowledges that he acts immoral. After all, he was always talking about fighting unjust and greedy taxi companies who are robbing their customers. Surely he slipped with the whole UberX and driver
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For those who wants to read the article you can redirect to full content through fb: https://www.facebook.com/flx/warn/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsj.c...
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That's true, depending on the terms of what happens in case of a flop, if investor's shares are realised at strike price with priority over other ones, than for investors risk is greatly reduced
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Hopefully we'll see Kotlin on Fuchsia too, the language is way to nice to break that relationship
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That is indeed true, CI is way less error prone, thanks. Having a build ready to go is quite handy too. What do you mean by "not testing it" "seems attractively elegant"? Testing a build is still a must, although that en
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is that any different from profit?
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Yeah, I think seniority in field means knowing the interchangeable parts of the stack. Even if the particular technology might be unknown to you, you still know the challenges each part might be representing and how to overcome them/wh
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Thank you for insight. If the deployment indeed takes hours and there are high chances of pulling wrong builds, then indeed the time costs are very tangible. But if manual deployment takes at most 10 to 20 minutes and relatively straightfor
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I would disagree, you still have the build time. And even if engineer doesn't do anything during that time, they are still occupied. No one would switch tasks during 10 minute build, there's just nothing you can do during such a s
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That's the thing, the research and cost assesment itself would take days of work. So not many would care, and one might argue why /should/ you care to begin with. That's how it ends up being stalled at the idea stage.
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They are surely gonna run out of top c-level execs faster than out of cash.
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This is incredible. Context: wsj allows clicks from facebook to view the content without paid subscription.
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Depending on how convoluted the case is, you don't know what the end result would save in costs. "we'll be saving __ hours/days of effort per build/year" is a complete unknown.
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Would be interesting indeed to know what kind of set up they are using that emails are stored in SQL and don't specifically go for example through postfix/exim where it can be easily detected by logs. Or why they are not using gma
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Can't wait to see Brian Chesky arguing with a troubled landlord at one's property.
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This indeed seems to have correlation. The more legal business is, the worse its culture is. /s
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>Fix multi-cursor pasting when clipboard contains one or more full lines This is great. Didn't feel right at all to see <NUL> in the code after doing multi line pasting.
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It's one thing to pick up stocks of market leaders (which may or may not be having a good time this year around) and another thing is to pick stock of noname startups from the bottom of the pile. Far more risk. There's a reason ea
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Presumably bad ROI
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The real LPT here is using different domain altogether.. But wait, in that case browser will make another DNS fetch and open up a separate http connection!
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I think it is a little bit of exaggeration to claim Senior Developer title on a project with unfamiliar tech stack.
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Depends on whether you want to hide the fact of the transactions. Going the legit way, suppose you don't Then it is the matter of registering on an exchange and buying out all the bids. With 1m even now, you'll make a whole lot of
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Now, are there languages for which that doesn't hold true?
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I really wonder whether something like electrino.js solves the problem of apps being a memory hog. So far just a demo preview AFAIK, but they nailed the problem of binary size pretty well. I guess the question boils down to whether a single
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