pschuegr

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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Got a source for the 25hr/week thing?
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   This seems like a question that helps people preserve internal just-world thinking and protect against the feeling that the idiots are in charge. Why would he personally need to oversee running the company into the ground? in a universe wh
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Beautiful work!
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Yup, all you need is the phrase "Excuse me but what does $word mean?".
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Not until you have enough users!
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Going to nerd out on you here and point out that in a six-degrees-of-separation situation, you'd need 7! retweets to reach everyone. Carry on! Edit: or maybe 7! - 1
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   I'd be curious to hear examples of views that people consider reasonable that are censored by normal society. Not implying that they don't exist, just that most of the views that are "censored by normal society" that I&
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   Yeah, I think that's because it's retina? I've been using this pretty heavily for the last couple of days and I am liking it with the exception of one issue which is becoming a deal-breaker for me: it defaults to opening a ne
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   by pschuegr 4y ago

   I didn't notice this before, but the little circles on the upper left to help you navigate are great, are there keyboard shortcuts for them by any chance?
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Oh yeah, that's great. I could see it being potentially useful to toggle most of the columns.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Chrome inner width/height is 2492x1452, if that's useful.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I like this quite a bit. I'd consider using something like this if only because it doesn't have ads at the top (it's a low bar). Some comments: - it seems like the order of the columns is not consistent across searches? - I&
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I'm not exactly the right person to answer this since I haven't done SRE at Google, but I did turn down an offer to be a Google SRE, and then subsequently went to work in a heavily SRE oriented organization, and eventually landed
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    > This can be the future of search This is a brilliant idea. Anybody who's looking for startup ideas, here's your gold.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Wow, this is good analysis and very prescient. I don't necessarily condemn this as a strategy, if you can afford it - there's always a chance of an interesting pivot. The problem is when people know your company doesn't comm
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I imagine most allegations are true since the “conspiracy by unrelated groups of people” is a pretty thin hope to hang on... but yes, agreed. Unfortunately people comfortable with adulation so rarely seem to deserve it.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    https://rx1f.com Some music/video I made, probably one of the best things I'll ever do IMO, but that opinion may not be broadly shared... shrug
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I built a mobile app for musicians to capture ideas and iterate on them, while getting feedback from a small group. It's kind of the shared recorder/playback experience I wish I had when I was in a band. I got it to a fully func
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I would absolutely do it because of the people and soft issues. Not so much for any other reason.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Or possibly deeper cultural issues within the company and the lack of faith that consumers have that their products will be supported without sunsetting or major API changes. Seriously, Google engineering is excellent for the most part, bu
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    For me it's pretty much down to this: 1) Consistent exercise 2) Eating reasonably healthy 3) Avoid blue light after dark as much as possible 4) No eating after 8pm (water and herbal tea are fine). 5) No problem solving after 8pm 6) No
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Not to mention that it excludes the b5, and saying that's not a substantial part of the RS top 500 is laughable. So really what they're saying is b2 can go to hell.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Yeah, I'm going to have to disagree with you on that. I was part of the Kagi beta test and I think the results were on average better than Google, and not just for lack of ads. I'm not a Google hater either, but their systems ar
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    That's because people who support pride are not a minority.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Insightful comment, thanks. Finding better ways to frame things is an important tool.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I lost time to reading this article and question whether the author benefited from writing it, so I hope some of y'all got something out of it.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    I'm not currently working on it, but for years I worked for a telehealth startup/research project, building and maintaining their systems. The quantitative and qualitative analysis (including RCTs) done by the research arm all in
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Good start... you have more examples?
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Sounds to me more like your problem is a bad manager than an entire country.
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    by pschuegr 4y ago

    Ah - I thought I was being clever and avoiding feedback by turning my speaker down while I was recording, but that apparently made me miss the show. Too used to start/stop for recording, apparently. Very cool!