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by praneshp 9y ago
Correct. I think as part of being grateful for his willingness to exchange seats, I humored him for an hour or so, before starting to cut my losses.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I used to do (2), before I did a recent India trip with my wife. I have been lucky all my life when it comes to having nice co-passengers, but this guy shattered my track record. He had the middle seat, and was willing to exchange it for t
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by praneshp 9y ago
Can I know what happened to manager X?
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by praneshp 9y ago
Is it very different from running all your sensitive company code on Bezos & Co servers?
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by praneshp 9y ago
That's not what my OP said though. He said "I can't trust because dumb fucks", not "I can't trust because they haven't earned it". I don't like Facebook either, but I dislike this hypocrisy more.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I assume you also expect people who commit crimes to rot in jail forever, and do not support rehabilitation instead. Because the dumb fucks comment was in 2004. Edit: (In case you nitpick my analogy) I guess you would not hire a person that
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by praneshp 9y ago
He never said they should be denied the prize. If I read it correctly, he said it's interesting that it's opened up to everyone now.
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by praneshp 9y ago
The subset of Hacker News community I have interacted with is definitely more insular and wannabe-contrarian than the subset of American society I'm familiar with (as an outsider).
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by praneshp 9y ago
Actually not even 2. You'd need to do 3 years for a reasonable amount of those stocks to vest.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I was interviewing for that team when I left Yahoo in March 2016, and it was a great fit because I was working on Yahoo (and Openstack) baremetal cloud. My friend there said that Oracle will start you off at whatever salary makes you switch
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by praneshp 9y ago
your comment might be unpopular, but I just wanted to say nice username. I haven't come across that word in years!
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by praneshp 9y ago
I think it's uploaded by intention, because this is a prepared opening statement.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Ha ha, nice!
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by praneshp 9y ago
I (as a somewhat mediocre climber) love chalk when climbing outside because it tells me what the next hold likely is :)
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by praneshp 9y ago
Dean Potter died doing something even more dangerous than free soloing (as opposed to a random, unrelated thing).
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by praneshp 9y ago
Tangential: Slack was down for a bit earlier today as well.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Ha ha, I always find it difficult to choose between your joke, and the fact that someone sells this: https://www.rei.com/product/869679/maxim-alex-honnold-signat...
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by praneshp 9y ago
Freerider. The other replier has the link for you. Mountain Project is a great website to use if you hear someone say they climbed up a route, and are curious about the route. You might want to checkout related articles on r/climbing,
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by praneshp 9y ago
> "It's a perspective rarely shared by other companies though." This is not the worst case scenario. Some places will sensationally hire QA/Writers, hailing their importance, and lay them off at the first sign of cost
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by praneshp 9y ago
The last time I was interviewing was my first experience at evaluating non-public company offers. My recruiter at Docker setup a 30+ minute phone call just to explain what each of the terms meant, and helped me research and understand the o
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Elon Musk quits Trump advisory councils, saying, 'Climate change is real'(latimes.com)
44 points by praneshp 9y ago|4 comments
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Uber Posts $708M Loss as Finance Head Leaves(wsj.com)
315 points by praneshp 9y ago|228 comments
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by praneshp 9y ago
Thanks for replying! After I asked here I googled around and saw DFW had some mental issues resulting in odd behavior. I then wondered if that is why there was a hating fad. About pages, one of my childhood experiences was a popular girl ge
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by praneshp 9y ago
Also String Theory (which is a collection of essays about Tennis). Also, is there a fad of hating him? Do his books have controversial content (like Ayn Rand, for example, who divides people)?
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by praneshp 9y ago
I guess like Dumbledore says "In fact, being rather cleverer than most men, my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huge"
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by praneshp 9y ago
> Google has been doing this for ages without calling it Devops Are you of the opinion that DevOps, like Agile, is a buzzword and money making opportunity? I had a brief stint in a DevOps-ish role and that was my conclusion.
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by praneshp 9y ago
I don't think they own part of Mazda anymore, for the past couple of years or so.
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by praneshp 9y ago
T420, sorry for the delayed response, I had to get home to check.
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by praneshp 9y ago
Possible sure, it was possible in 2013 itself. I've run android both on Ubuntu in AWS and locally inside Virtualbox (or maybe VMWare). And Eclipse (then) and Android Studio come with a variety of emulators. In all cases, you better hav
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by praneshp 9y ago
>> The reason is that posts to sites that require paid access are clearly and unquestionably spam. Nonsense, also citation required. WSJ has top-notch content.

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