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by palakchokshi 10y ago
Considering the recall seems to be proactive it puts Tesla in a positive light.
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Tesla to recall 53,000 cars over parking brake issue(reuters.com)
3 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|2 comments
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Tesla Settles Suit Against Ex-Autopilot Head and His Startup(bloomberg.com)
2 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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TaskRabbit is looking into selling itself – Recode(recode.net)
1 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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New H-1B Guidelines Crack Down on Computer Programmer Jobs(bloomberg.com)
5 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|1 comments
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
"The startup has been trying to muster a turnaround effort under the helm of new Chief Executive Officer James Beriker, the former head of recruiting company Simply Hired. He has cut jobs across the company this year to stop the bleedi
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The 22-Year-Old at the Center of the Self-Driving Car Craze(bloomberg.com)
1 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
Actually a good chunk of work was actually research, marketing and sales since he didn't start on the website creation till the very end. He picked a template and modified it so that's not a lot of work either. In the end he got l
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
I actually am very interested to know if SpokenGrowth grows. I think it's a great idea. Will it become successful depends on a very specific combination of skill set and determination and persistence and having the financial means to p
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
I agree. But here's what I think would have gotten your point of "take action" across much better. At the end be honest about ROI and projections. This is a cold calling marketing campaign you had to do to get your sales. If
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
That's a marketing headline. A little clickbait-y. That's fine you're a marketing hustler after all. Let's break down your numbers: $99.75 in expenses (not counting time spent getting sales or building website) 5 total s
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
That's a bit snarky no? considering you don't put in labor costs and time costs it's a bit ingenuous to say you built a profitable business. At a "profit" of $22 a day you could not pay your rent and food. Your cust
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
This is anecdotal but in my experience a better signal is whether the candidate codes with best practices in mind. Give a moderate complexity design problem and watch for use of best practices/design patterns (good commenting, SRP, DRY
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
The one I love is when they ask questions that are completely unrelated to what the position is for. e.g. I applied to a startup company that sold used cars online for a senior web dev position. Their junior dev asked me about a maze solvin
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WeChat’s 'instant apps' are falling flat(techinasia.com)
3 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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As Messenger’s bots lose steam, Facebook pushes menus over chat(techcrunch.com)
2 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
Show the cards first. After a card is picked and before you take them to customization ask for the address to ensure it can be delivered.
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
wouldnt't atypical day be atypicalDay and a typical day be aTypicalDay? following camel case nomenclature the function name seems to suggest a typical day and is aptly named.
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Tesla Supercharging no longer free(tesla.com)
2 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
That's good to know. In my birth country growing up I remember my mom used to buy a couple of days' vegetables from a roaming vegetable vendor. The vegetables were fresh and available at the doorstep in the morning before lunch pr
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
This is a thought experiment on my end: What if there was a mobile(not cellphone) grocer that frequented locations where people might consider buying from the grocer? A grocer truck (like a food truck) could frequent train station parking l
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
This is in theory a good track to start with. However there is one small hole in the theory. Self reporting by security companies on breaches is very tough to impose. We have seen what self regulation/reporting did for the banking indu
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
It's as if the author has been living under a rock for the past 20 years. If he is willing to take Trump's words at face value I can't reconcile myself to the author's views. I mean Trump's priorities are good? That
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MacBook Pro vs. Surface Book: How 2016's Models Compare(laptopmag.com)
4 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|2 comments
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Microsoft announces Paint 3D(businessinsider.com)
1 points by palakchokshi 10y ago|0 comments
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
Fundamental research takes time. One cannot discard such research as "all talk". It is the basis on which better results will be achieved and the possibility of a useful computer will be realized.
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
Do also consider the side effect of outsourcing, cheaper products for Americans. If some jobs are not outsourced our products will cost 30%-70% more. There are other benefits too. If everyone who is complaining about outsourcing is willing
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
True that Apple's App Store search sucks. I'll give an example: search for Get@ and see the results. Now search for GetAt and you'll see an app called Get@. If you allow @ symbol in the app name then your search should return
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
This is interesting. On one hand it discontinued the iAd product and allowed Developers to go to third party Ad networks. On the other hand it provides a better experience for the user by serving ads when the intent of the user is clear and
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by palakchokshi 10y ago
There are well established processes to vet someone who might be handling sensitive information. There are security clearances that can be obtained. The fact that someone is from a foreign country should not be the basis of discriminating a

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