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by oneepic 5y ago
Off-topic, but the article looks so much like an Onion piece. Especially the photo at the top which has a similar quality.
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by oneepic 5y ago
It's just a forum. People share science AND personal stories.
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by oneepic 5y ago
Did you see the following post? I can't prove the underlying issue caused this issue but I'd wager it's likely. And I'd wager they ARE prioritizing this. https://github.blog/2022-03-23-an-update-on-rece
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by oneepic 5y ago
How do these kinds of negative Stripe stories keep coming? It's like there's a new one every month with a massive loss of profit followed by the support team not responding. (That is, until the Hacker News support team shows up.)
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by oneepic 5y ago
I guess they do not think of those as "ads" but more like suggestions, or tips to the user. (Not defending it, they would be clearly doing mental gymnastics if that were the case -- they absolutely are ads.) If they said the wor
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by oneepic 5y ago
+1. I had the same experience joining Microsoft. I wasn't super thrilled by Azure at first, but was surprised by how much functionality it had. Fast forward a couple years later, I moved to another big tech company using Github instead
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by oneepic 5y ago
Of course it looks silly in this context, since the Ukraine invasion is going on. However, in general, don't forget that in some cases there are maintainers who forget, or don't have time, or fix the issue BUT forgot to post an
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by oneepic 5y ago
I recommend against one question in particular: > Do you have a favorite part of the job? Least favorite? When I asked the "least favorite" question in my interviews a few months ago, the answers all fell into 2 buckets: 1) it&
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by oneepic 5y ago
How can you call the guy a CS major? He was a grad student in psychology, right?
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by oneepic 5y ago
Fist bump to quitting early. I am leaving a company after only 3 months (Edit-- I also will not plan on working for several more months!). My parents (both in their 50's, who are used to the idea of working all the way from 22 to 65 ye
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by oneepic 5y ago
Most comments here are not mentioning TFA, but I wanted to point out this line: > Their security teams are trying to discover what all he downloaded, if they’ll be able to get their equipment back, is John really his real name, etc. !!
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by oneepic 5y ago
This piece reads like a celebrity drama article. It's so much back and forth between Loeb and his detractors, plus fitting in plenty of colorful emotions like "his anger boiled over..." Not much intellectual stimulation here.
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by oneepic 5y ago
They did say "if you've got time for the long game".
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by oneepic 5y ago
Would have been interesting to hear what the feeling was like 2 weeks later (ie lethargic? walking alright? breathing well?) TFA only says he's alive "with his new heart beating soundly", which could mean a lot of things.
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by oneepic 5y ago
I meant to emphasize frequency, not eval period. Apologies. That said I took a look at the pricing docs and didnt see frequency mentioned, so hopefully I am in the wrong about the price. As an aside, their (Azure's) pricing docs are wr
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by oneepic 5y ago
It is worth mentioning that the alert itself costs money. So if you're evaluating the alert every 5 minutes on the past 24h of data it can burn a small but surprising amount of money. From TFA it looks like that would be 10 cents per &
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by oneepic 5y ago
I think Twitter started having those "login screen" issues even before he took over. Like at least a month or 2 beforehand.
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by oneepic 5y ago
They'll certainly market their titles as the next great gaming experiences. I am skeptical that it will come out that way. I personally predict there will be some elements of a great product but not entirely. the ultimate focus is on
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by oneepic 5y ago
...for 12 seconds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHgZh4GV9G0&t=28s
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by oneepic 5y ago
Depends how closely you watch your spending on food. I'm so disconnected that I only learned just now that we have a soda tax. I will still buy my favorite sludge water without concern for the price.
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by oneepic 5y ago
The grass is always greener...? On the flip side, I really don't like the tech industry. I'd love to try grad school, as a research career seems more fulfilling and helpful to humanity (compared to most companies) -- but I'm
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by oneepic 5y ago
(Kevin Bacon?)
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by oneepic 5y ago
Gotta get those priorities straight before "hamburger time" comes.
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by oneepic 5y ago
Or they'll be convinced to stay away, depending on the outcome...
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by oneepic 5y ago
Did this missing packages thing happen around the holidays? I bet there was a spike in craziness due to Christmas/the new year. So I don't think that kind of issue shakes my trust in them very much.
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by oneepic 5y ago
It probably wouldn't deal with it "well enough". Although, any errors or validation failures would point the user to use git commands to restore peace and order before using the tool again.
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by oneepic 5y ago
Overall IMO, Git is so good that if you have a problem with usability, it's better to work on a wrapper around Git than it is to change Git itself. Maybe a plain English tool that just lets you click through menus to dictate what you w
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by oneepic 5y ago
Not to start a war, but Hent-AI is pretty basic by comparison IMO.
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by oneepic 5y ago
How does excessive resource usage mean their product is unstable? It's a pity if the performance is bad, but I would think stable means there are little to no major breaking bugs that get in the way, and if they do an IDE restart usual
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by oneepic 5y ago
Let me try to help you two agree. > you will [generally not] get this kind of access to user data via apis, even if the user grants it to you. ...with the exception that: > the privileged few get to break the rules OK?

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