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by pcmoney 6y ago
Yes hopefully this is people trying to do the “right” thing in the face of a tragedy (whether you think it is the right thing or not) However, even from a cynical pragmatist view the attack causes previously high engagement “viral” content
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I was saying the individual app’s TOS typically prohibit hate speech against classes that typically align with judicial cases of what constitutes a “hate crime” against a certain class or category of people
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Why would they need to be accountable? They aren’t breaking any laws and they aren’t elected officials... Sure the government could interfere and make more laws and regulate but the typical conservative position would not be in favor of gov
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by pcmoney 6y ago
This is pretty lackluster reasoning, it would follow that since Benjamin Franklin was the discoverer of electricity and DARPA Net came from that so.... Taxpayer funding has no bearing on the commercialization of products down the road. It i
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by pcmoney 6y ago
This is true for what the government can do legally that infringes on your right to free speech. Yes they can violate your first amendment rights in that case. However, this does not apply at all to private companies. They could, theoretica
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Protected from persecution by the government, which means it has absolutely ZERO relevance to the actions of a private company that has its own right to free speech. They can ban whatever they want! They could say “if you don’t use the oxfo
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by pcmoney 6y ago
If people on an app continually call for violence and violate your TOS you can boot them off. Especially if the app in question has no good faith moderation of content to meet your terms of service and their terms of service are either lack
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Big Tech Cos have a lot of candidates. A false negative is a lot harder to deal with than a false positive. Sure there are good engineers that are bad at hacker rank questions. But there are fewer bad engineers who are good at hacker rank q
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Having a bunch of replies on the thread that don't bother to read the terms of use or the explanation of the ban is spam as well. Spam fighting spam? Spamalot?
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I don't understand why this is so controversial. You cannot reveal personal details of someone on Twitter (email, phone number etc.) The article contained unreacted personal info so should be blocked. You also cannot link directly to h
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I don't understand why this is so controversial. You cannot reveal personal details of someone on Twitter (email, phone number etc.) The article contained unreacted personal info so should be blocked. You also cannot link directly to h
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I don't understand why this is so controversial. You cannot reveal personal details of someone on Twitter (email, phone number etc.) The article contained unreacted personal info so should be blocked. You also cannot link directly to h
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I don't understand why this is so controversial. You cannot reveal personal details of someone on Twitter (email, phone number etc.) The article contained unreacted personal info so should be blocked. You also cannot link directly to h
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Dude, no. Its always miserable. I have lived in CO for over 30 years and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Worst place ever.
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by pcmoney 6y ago
No East coast is better. If you want dry, check out Arizona or New Mexico.
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Yes its freezing and icy for 7 months actually.
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I mean determined teenagers created FB so...
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I don’t think a lack of concern and thoughtfulness around hiring is an irrelevant or nuanced signal. Having been both a manager and an IC I strongly believe that hiring is of the utmost importance. The same thoughtfulness, care, and respons
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by pcmoney 6y ago
No, never this. If the hiring manager won’t be your manager or in the same tree, run. If they cant be bothered to read the job description they put out, run. If the technology is critical enough to need previous experience managers should k
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Miraculously I am still on my one and only VP. Had the matte black and it has been scratched and used so the brass underneath shows through, I am pretty attached to it now. I strongly recommend Nanami Papers Journals and other Tomoe River p
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by pcmoney 6y ago
I thoroughly enjoy my Pilot Vanishing Point fine. However, lately I use a Uniball Signo 0.38 more. Just less fuss and the ink is always there. I wish I had reason to write more but too often using a computer is the default. I have tried pre
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by pcmoney 6y ago
If you want the luxury of scale problems down the road you do RoR until you lock down that first couple billion dollars of valuation. Just ask Stripe, Github, AirBnB, Gusto, Shopify, Coinbase, Dropbox, Twitter, Door Dash etc. Then you can h
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Sure they do, they provide a clear status symbol which people at every level above subsistence value more than "real value" (whatever that is) Also its one of those silly signals that they "only buy the best" or "on
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by pcmoney 6y ago
Before you mock it. This is not for YOU. Just like the monitor stand. It is way more about the form than the function. You go into a big time executive/creative head/hedge funder's office and it is baller, except for that ugl
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by pcmoney 6y ago
That’s totally reasonable but just be aware side projects have severe diminishing returns after awhile. Unless you are shipping complex software as part of a team it is not preparing you more. You will still be junior. The exception being i
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by pcmoney 7y ago
Overall I agree but I take issue with the Twitter smear. People who were on Twitter saw this coming weeks ahead of everyone else. There is a reason Twitter the company (and square) went full remote before anyone else did and that reason is
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by pcmoney 7y ago
I agree with you in terms of there are bell curves for innate athletic ability etc etc. but for the vast majority I would say that if it takes you more than a season to stand up on a surfboard or parallel ski then there is probably a fundam
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by pcmoney 7y ago
I can’t really understand what’s happening here. Getting good at surfing is hard. Getting up on small, mostly foam waves is not hard. Typically achievable your first time out, nobody I know that is remotely athletic has struggled to do that
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by pcmoney 7y ago
99%
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by pcmoney 7y ago
Thats the trick right I would say: 1. The standard Data Structures and Algs class. 2. Discrete Math (if needed) 3. Systems design 4. A Nand To Tetris type survey class 5. Databases 6. Networking Bonus: An ethics class. Because the tech wor

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