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by pyb 7y ago
Bad advice, relatives would contaminate the OP with high probability.
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by pyb 7y ago
pg makes a similar argument here : http://www.paulgraham.com/re.html
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by pyb 7y ago
Thanks to the Red Hat acquisition, IBM became a member of the anti-patent troll group, LOT Network : https://newsroom.ibm.com/2020-01-14-IBM-Joins-LOT-Network-in... The fox is in the henhouse
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Autonocrats and Anthropocrats(etherean.org)
2 points by pyb 7y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 7y ago
Not sure I understand what you are denouncing ? The fake vacancies I had in mind are not so malicious. But for the candidates, in aggregate, they are a waste of precious time and energy. - Company has still opportunities on their website, i
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by pyb 7y ago
Fake vacancies is a huge and underreported problem for jobseekers. It is impossible to tell just from the job description.
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by pyb 7y ago
I am inferring this from the language they decided to use. They know that the Go team are going to read this : "The Fuchsia Platform Source Tree has had negative implementation experience using Go...". They could have sugar-coated
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by pyb 7y ago
He probably marvels (so do I) at the ability of some commenters on here to write walls of text. I presume that these reach only a very narrow audience. I wonder how many people actually, properly read those long comments.
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by pyb 7y ago
The interesting bit is at the end : they really don't like Go, a language that was developed at the same company.
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by pyb 7y ago
Do you have a shortage of good candidates or not, wrt your company's staffing requirements ?
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by pyb 7y ago
It's very interesting to see a huge cultural gap within the tech industry, from many of the comments here. Quite a few people are saying : what's so bad about the feature factory ? This sounds like a desirable environment. Whereas
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Why Do CEOs Hate Operations?(bobemiliani.com)
2 points by pyb 7y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 7y ago
"Between December 19 and January 13, lawyers had just two hours to brief Assange and take instruction. They were granted one more hour to confer on January 13, when Assange last appeared in court." IANAL, but that doesn't sou
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by pyb 7y ago
You need to add Ghosn's bail money to that, another 5 million at least.
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by pyb 7y ago
As far as I understand, the NPR article needs to be under CC-BY-SA as well.
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by pyb 7y ago
Funny how people are usually piling on Hotz/Comma and lionizing Musk/Tesla... while their software development practices are probably not too dissimilar : https://twitter.com/atomicthumbs/status/103293961
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by pyb 7y ago
test.c compiles to 6 kilobytes on my Linux Mint machine... how did he get it to compile to more than 2 megabytes?
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by pyb 7y ago
pg seems to have a backlog of essay ideas that he's catching up on. This is all good, but also means that they get written a bit too quickly. It's the classic "had I had more time to spend on this text, it would have been sho
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by pyb 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - Pairing Are you looking for a pair programming partner to assist on your project ? I plan to dedicate 2019-2020 to a number of sessions with clients. Onsite only, potentially at any location for the right projects. This would
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by pyb 7y ago
"What’s interesting and, anyway should be concerning, is that for almost every conceivable applied measure we seem to be getting at best constant returns. But that’s really bad because we see exponentially increasing inputs and constan
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A Functional Reboot for Deep Learning(github.com)
5 points by pyb 7y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 7y ago
Recently ? This has been an issue for at least a few years, IME.
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by pyb 7y ago
"FLAAG"
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by pyb 7y ago
Still quite unfinished, but my site https://lightmeta.com has a couple of posts that might interest HN readers, in the Blog section and the Perspectives section.
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by pyb 7y ago
It's hard not to acree with Thiel here. We only need to look at Elon Musk to realize that there are still plenty of opportunity for moonshot investments. What does Elon know that Google as a whole doesn't?
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by pyb 7y ago
There is always a fair amount of demand, but from the way hiring companies act, one can feel they have many decent candidates to choose from.
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Hiring and the Market for Lemons (2016)(danluu.com)
2 points by pyb 7y ago|0 comments
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by pyb 7y ago
Is anyone actually claiming a shortage of experienced developers in London? Or is this just what we developers would like to hear? IMO there are few, if any, tangible signs of a shortage locally.
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by pyb 7y ago
My main motivator, "close collaboration within the team", didn't even make the list. Wonder what were the choices on offer in the survey ?
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Camille Fournier on Managing Technical Teams(blog.ycombinator.com)
2 points by pyb 7y ago|0 comments

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