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by nwsm 4y ago
> Keywords: horse, mouth These message keywords cracked me up.
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by nwsm 4y ago
For reference, here [0] is the HN thread about this deli from a year ago when the story of the deli went viral. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26836367
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SEC charges owners of New Jersey Deli with a $100M Valuation(sec.gov)
177 points by nwsm 4y ago|156 comments
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by nwsm 4y ago
Are Cloudflare employees posting every one of their products on HN?
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by nwsm 4y ago
I came here thinking this was about the grime rapper Wiley[0] whose music has largely been removed from platforms like Spotify. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiley_(musician)
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by nwsm 4y ago
Ah yes, regular folks who buy 5 extra homes to supplement their income.
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by nwsm 4y ago
The article boils down to asking for the TS team for better documentation and tooling. Hard to argue with that I guess. > In effect, we are shifting complexity from end-developers to library developers. Is this not why libraries are writ
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by nwsm 4y ago
Does the customer data have a proper home yet or is it still sitting in the broken-into shipping containers?
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by nwsm 4y ago
> The magic of cloud environments is always on environments where my scratch api is also running for my other developer to ping. The magic of cloud environments is efficiency and economies of scale. Scale to 0 services are perhaps some o
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by nwsm 4y ago
Always having money for the next venture will do that to you.
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by nwsm 4y ago
It really doesn't seem like he's interested in spending money on anything but assets. He needs to hire someone who can direct his energy in a productive direction and create some structure for at least one of his ideas.
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by nwsm 4y ago
As an Arkansas native I predicted the outcome of his idea for a hybrid maker space / amusement park in Pine Bluff run by someone with no knowledge of or interest in the community. There's some sick sense of satisfaction from watch
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by nwsm 4y ago
Ouch, I wasn't expecting to get in a stalemate position by turn 15
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by nwsm 4y ago
It wasn't really just about Google. I was applying to lots of companies but wasn't interviewing at anywhere at the level of Google at the time. More of a "Big Tech" dream
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by nwsm 4y ago
Wow I'm sure that's been tough. Hopefully you will both have ample opportunities now though. Good luck!
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by nwsm 4y ago
I didn't want to go this far into detail because it's embarrassing how much I put up with, but I actually let Google alter the direction of my life. When I was interviewing, my significant other was looking to go to grad school in
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by nwsm 4y ago
After completing ~9 interviews (2 video interviews, 5 on-site interviews, and then was asked to complete 2 additional video interviews after mediocre on-site results), I passed Google's "hiring committee" and then was put in
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by nwsm 4y ago
Is the $600k salesperson really as common as the $150k engineer?
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by nwsm 4y ago
You're not an idiot, you're just comparing rates in two completely different industries for some reason.
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by nwsm 4y ago
> 1. Check this page out if you haven't: https://open.spotify.com/genre/made-for-x-hub I'm not sure why they keep this hidden but it's all the Spotify-generated playlists. Still, I feel that they are
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by nwsm 4y ago
The problem many complain about though is that this shifts the point of the Spotify product. Those who want a clean interface for listening to music, often specifically out of one's library of "liked" albums and playlists, no
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Subreddit Simulator GPT2(old.reddit.com)
1 points by nwsm 4y ago|0 comments
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by nwsm 4y ago
I see these a lot, often seeded with exact copies of posts from reddit, stackoverflow, or github issues. I have not seen one that (to my knowledge) was seeded with fake content, but you absolutely could make them. There is a subreddit calle
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by nwsm 4y ago
Ignore any recommendation telling you to blanket ignore technologies without reason
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by nwsm 4y ago
Article title could use a (2006) @mods @dang
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Protecting Renters from Flood Loss [pdf](pennlawreview.com)
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by nwsm 4y ago
I don't know anything about that case, but "oldheads" is typically a term of endearment
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by nwsm 4y ago
I think she just says "is a programmer for X". She actually is a mainframe architect (banking z/OS) still today, but hasn't really kept up with "client/server", as she puts it, technology.
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by nwsm 4y ago
My perception is that in much of the rest of the world, it's more common to live with one's family or other more communal housing situations for longer. In the US there is a slight stigma about not having "moved out" tha
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by nwsm 4y ago
I'm also sure the data exists but I wouldn't know what to look for. On transportation I'm mainly talking about how much more common car ownership is in the US than what I perceive to be the case elsewhere in the world.

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