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by pyb 5y ago
Unfortunately, I am not sure this is working well. There is a low-quality article on top this pool right now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27330400
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Role Again(cs.kent.ac.uk)
1 points by pyb 5y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 5y ago
Where in the world is this happening ? Maybe I should get back into this game. Low-level development hadn't been a well rewarded area in recent years.
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by pyb 6y ago
If this guy cannot easily get a job, the developer shortage in the Bay Area is wildly overstated.
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by pyb 6y ago
0% in Estonia if you don't distribute the profits as dividends.
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by pyb 6y ago
I retweeted this : https://twitter.com/theprincessxena/status/13794762308571791... The way to fight climate change is at the level of national or supernational legislation.
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Why do interviewers ask linked list questions?(hillelwayne.com)
130 points by pyb 6y ago|153 comments
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by pyb 6y ago
Perhaps there is space for monthly "Who's raising?" and/or "Who's investing?" threads.
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by pyb 6y ago
On the other hand, the companies YC are funding today seem less impactful than the Reddits and Airbnbs of the past. This is harder to measure, but that's the impression.
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Mechanical CAD: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow(medium.com)
3 points by pyb 6y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 6y ago
They had one such grant, many years ago.
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by pyb 6y ago
Tim Hunkin started showing his "the secret life of components" : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGrpLw1W3P1_BC4J-Hpytww
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Chain: The Secret Life of Components, A series of guides for makers(youtube.com)
2 points by pyb 6y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 6y ago
It is, but the question is why ? Who does all this really serve? I feel that the usual explanation along the lines of "avoid bad engineers at all costs!" is a bit of a smokescreen.
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by pyb 6y ago
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by pyb 6y ago
Noam is not one of the Waze founders.
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by pyb 6y ago
Being an IC is very hard if you want to do the job well. The risks are also underappreciated (massive burnout, etc). It should be compensated fairly.
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by pyb 6y ago
Nothing he is saying is wrong, but this is entitlement as a VP : blaming everything on "corporate" rather than accepting your responsibility as a leader to fix those problems.
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by pyb 6y ago
A lot of interesting things here, but also the usual "billionaire complaining about all these entitled employees" vibes.
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by pyb 6y ago
As a Lisper, I had not been able to understand what Bel was when it was released, and still do not understand it after reading the shorter explanation in this post. Does anyone else feel the same ? Perhaps this project just needs to be &quo
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by pyb 6y ago
GPT-3 access appear to be hard to get from OpenAI, which has probably limited experimentation. This is possibly why we are not seeing good products yet.
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by pyb 6y ago
It's an old technique. Similar runners exist for Solaris and Minix
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What do you consider a reasonable salary for working on an Ethereum client?(twitter.com)
1 points by pyb 6y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 6y ago
No, they cannot sue twice ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Res_judicata )
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by pyb 6y ago
I thought so. IANAL, but it looks like a blatant copyright violation to me. This indicates that the SSPL may not have been written by a lawyer.
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by pyb 6y ago
This is tangential, but, speaking of intellectual property, was MongoDB entitled to strip the FSF copyright in the SSPL ? (as per https://webassets.mongodb.com/_com_assets/legal/SSPL-compare... line 5)
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by pyb 6y ago
Where we find out that extradition from the UK for political offences is actually largely permitted. Some protection from extradition remains, but it is very narrow. It only stands if the person is being prosecuted "on the basis of th
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by pyb 6y ago
"The new cross-sign will expire in early 2024, and hopefully versions of Android from 2016 and earlier will be dead by then." Hard disagree. In this day and age, a device or OS that is merely 8 years old should be able to function
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Quickly Looking for Developers?(vsevolod.net)
3 points by pyb 6y ago|0 comments
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The State of Linux Debuggers(scattered-thoughts.net)
237 points by pyb 6y ago|154 comments

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