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by quineoa 6y ago
https://www.vice.com/en/article/9ke3ke/famed-computer-scient... [2019] Turns out people don't want to do business with you when you make comments like that. Doesn't matter how much cool software you
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by quineoa 6y ago
Comments in this thread represent what’s wrong with the industry. The article references sexual harassment, the commenters care about market share. Did you know it’s important to hold people accountable more, the more power they have? It’s
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by quineoa 6y ago
Is it necessary to replicate the insensitive language here? I suppose the point could have come across without adopting the WSB usage in the same way.
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by quineoa 6y ago
Also, unlike Elon tweets (from https://github.com/commaai/openpilot/blob/devel/README.md#su... ): > openpilot ALC and openpilot LDW do not automatically drive the vehicle or reduce the amount of attent
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Ask HN: Can you select all images containing a truck?
1 points by quineoa 6y ago|1 comments
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by quineoa 6y ago
You’d be surprised how much work goes into operating with that many subscribers. Top funnel, attrition, constant harassment, stolen content, fan requests, just to name some obvious ones.
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by quineoa 6y ago
Isn't Reddit like this, in a way? You can append ".json" at the end and get the data for a page. Others can build their own UI on top of this, if they don't prefer the first party representation. https://www.r
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by quineoa 6y ago
This has regressed. In the NetZero days you would be limited to some hours per month depending on your plan. Then came unlimited cable. And now we are back: my residential AT&T DSL connection is limited to 1TB per month in the Bay Area
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by quineoa 6y ago
This is incredible, thank you!
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by quineoa 6y ago
There’s a lot. Cisco makes them if you have their conference room hardware. Any new tech corporate office (and some non tech) will have some sort of hardware that lets you dial into the meeting and or reserve the conference room.
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by quineoa 6y ago
Yep. Got banned from Google ad mob because the ads I bought using other Google services gave me traffic that was deemed to be fraud. Of course there’s no way to contact and tell Google that Google gave me fraud traffic and got me banned fro
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by quineoa 6y ago
Couldn’t agree more. Instead of learning those things in school. I got lucky and had privilege and learned some of them outside of school, and still need to learn others. But instead, they made sure I knew the name of the boats Columbus sai
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by quineoa 6y ago
That sounds painful for an ops person. When I did ops work I much preferred to have as little abstraction as possible seeing how critical each action is. I would never want my production deployment rollback tied to my instant messenger plug
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by quineoa 6y ago
If the $300/mo surprises you, you might not the target audience for this. Most people that would buy this would also take a class at Flywheel/Barry’s Bootcamp/Rumble/Soulcycle/F45 which come out to $25-$35 per class
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by quineoa 6y ago
Very interested in trying this.
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by quineoa 6y ago
Is it ridiculous to consider that you fail your interviews because you’re not as good on a global level because some countries have better work ethic than others and better education systems than others even if America considers them to be
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Ask HN: How is your workplace addressing the protests?
7 points by quineoa 6y ago|0 comments
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Thank You, Arash(blog.dropbox.com)
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by quineoa 7y ago
nice, maybe we were in the same class with Mackey
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by quineoa 7y ago
The problem is that the claim is most likely subjective so it doesn’t need evidence. And the act of always being asked for evidence in various situations, and not being respected for knowing what is going on was one of the subjective claims
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by quineoa 7y ago
I’m not sure if this is meant to be a joke. But with your username, replying to a comment about “{GROUP} feels that they are unreasonably asked to prove themselves” with your reply of “can you prove to me that {GROUP} is allowed to feel tha
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by quineoa 7y ago
Except every single one of the dozen+ female engineers I personally at FAANGM+ has a first-hand account of something vile that a male collegue did. In one case an internship mentor asked someone to come to their house, stating the wife and
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by quineoa 7y ago
I am curious to know about the infra / tech stack, if you're comfortable with sharing any information.
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by quineoa 7y ago
Simply put, for the simple "front API" can you set up a Cassandra cluster with 100% uptime? A virtual machine with 100% uptime? A rack with 100% uptime, or even electricity to that rack with 100% uptime, etc.? Your uptime is only
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by quineoa 8y ago
This seems like an extreme case of “assume your hack will be used in production for years to come.”
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Say Hello to the New Messenger: Introducing Messenger 4(newsroom.fb.com)
2 points by quineoa 8y ago|0 comments
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Adobe XD now free through starter plan(theblog.adobe.com)
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Subsitute Phones(klemensschillinger.com)
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by quineoa 9y ago
I feel like the Blue Origin / SpaceX "first to land" is relevant here. Blue Origin (another Bezos company) was technically first to land a rocket, and gloated about it. But SpaceX has a more useful implementation as of now.
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Communicating Sequential Processes (1978) [pdf](cs.ucf.edu)
6 points by quineoa 9y ago|0 comments

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