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by praneshp 9y ago
Docker has at least one product (Docker data center) that is aimed at enterprises. I know because I was almost going to go work there on that product. It's not just a container company.
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by praneshp 9y ago
That's a fair question. My reading is that their only differentiating factor was battery, but that wasn't accepted. OTOH, you can never prove that a thicker phone with higher battery life succeeded was because of extended life :)
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by praneshp 9y ago
That's not a reasonable reply though. Thicker phones were made and they flopped in the market. I'd be happier if software updates did not screw up battery life every now and then, like they do on Nexus.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Depends on your alternatives and your current level (of experience). For a brand new grad, if you can get into any product company, you're better off than going to Infosys, simply because of your next options. If your other options a
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Vishal Sikka Resigns as Infosys CEO(wsj.com)
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by praneshp 9y ago
Hey hey,I actually upvoted you because your comment was greyed out. Sorry about the somewhat rude reply earlier, I'll blame that on caltrain.
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Did you skip the middle of the book? Yes, I love to do that when reading books.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Yeah, same feeling here as well. In his otherwise excellent book Shoe Dog, Phil Knight spent a paragraph talking about Rob Strasser, an early employee who left for Adidas, and about how it was a breach of loyalty.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Hey, this happened to me. The reason was that one of my older phone numbers was available to Google somehow, and it made that number a backup number to Fi. So when I dropped a call, it made a call to that old number, which is now owned by s
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by praneshp 9y ago
I'm not related to Uber in anyway, but being a man with a longer tenure in a company shouldn't be a reason to discount someone's opinion (or possibly in your comment's case, hinting that they were the reason for toxicity
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by praneshp 9y ago
> " the real way you pay for it is via your time" Very true of my on-campus degree from Gatech as well. There wasn't any flexibility in spreading out courses due to my visa status. Tech tends to expect grads to leave in 1.
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by praneshp 9y ago
It sucks as of last month. The integration with libraries is super-cool though!
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by praneshp 9y ago
One counter-anectode to your examples (and your condescending "point"): I spent six months (Nov '16 - May '17) with my license yanked away after a seizure. Uber (and Lyft) changed my life at that time. The last time I wa
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by praneshp 9y ago
> It seems quite weird to see praise being heaped upon GoDaddy. People sure do have short memories nowadays. What, they did other things in the past, so this thing they did is also wrong? Weird logic. (Former GoDaddy employee)
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by praneshp 9y ago
A happy side-effect of getting YouTube Red was this doesn't happen anymore.
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by praneshp 9y ago
It's a regular room, nothing special (in terms of using the word "cabin"). 4 years ago at San Diego interns were 3 to a room, regular engineers were 2 per room, and I guess at some point it became 1 per room. Kind of useless
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by praneshp 9y ago
People like kinkrtyavimoodh have a couple of catchphrases, which they repeat all the time instead of answering the question. /s I've said this before, nice username.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Nice service! Is the "Wali" a human being? If yes, how will that scale?
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by praneshp 9y ago
At least in the five years that I've been in America, the credit card workflow is almost never like that. It's more like - Total amt - (After deciding which card is best) Get card out - Swipe, but piece of shit card reader complai
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by praneshp 9y ago
Looking only from a customer's perspective and ignoring everything else is the only myopic statement I've seen in this discussion so far.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I'm not Marissa's biggest fan (and have made a few comments here against her), but the spinoff was not her first choice. In fact, there was an original plan that would have spun off Alibaba and a small part of Yahoo (Yahoo Small B
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by praneshp 9y ago
Is there even a competing top-of-the-line android watch? I was shopping around last November and got a Samsung watch over a couple of Garmin ones.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Mobile use is heavy, but any idea about the default app? I use Relay Pro on android, which is very popular. I don't know about the non-default iphone apps though.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Also good luck selling a new design to the hive mind.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Relevant article: https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a...
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by praneshp 9y ago
>> "popular open source projects would just stick to IRC as it just works" I used to use IRC a lot when I was working on the Openstack project and do not agree with this part.
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by praneshp 9y ago
My sample set of 1 (mom) types char, then looks at screen on loop.
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by praneshp 9y ago
No worries; I downvote like once a month or so, so I like to leave a reason.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I downvoted you because your comment did not contribute to the conversation.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Asking because I'm unclear: While you have to go to the Windows Store for getting the app, it is still local after installation, right? In that case, how does it make your job harder? Installation time will be a trivial fraction of the

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