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by ramzyo 6y ago
Don’t mention it! Nice article and again kudos to you on the career success.
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Well-written article and kudos to the author on their career success! One nitpick, the part about comparing possible startup comp in a unicorn exit and as a senior eng at Facebook over an 8 year period is missing the possible tax benefits o
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Does this exist? If so, what is it? Genuinely curious.
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by ramzyo 6y ago
We've run into the same problem. What's made this a particularly hard problem for us to address is that the intentions of involved parties are usually aligned with the best interests of the business in the short term despite being
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by ramzyo 6y ago
This is an informative counter-example to those presented in the article. Thank you for sharing.
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PyPI Xmlrpc Search Disabled(status.python.org)
2 points by ramzyo 6y ago|0 comments
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by ramzyo 6y ago
It’s interesting you say that, because that’s what I tell people on my team, and I mean it.
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Equivariant Neural Rendering(arxiv.org)
2 points by ramzyo 6y ago|0 comments
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by ramzyo 6y ago
I actually don’t see this is a negative thing, and prefer it sometimes so long as the expectations are mutual. If me and another person are on the same page about only being in touch when the other needs something, and it goes both ways, wh
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Genuinely curious, has Buffett said this before in an interview somewhere or have you asked him personally? OP wrote “seems to,” but your response suggests more confidence.
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Got it, thanks for responding. So my takeaway is that today the pitch for the recurring is that you'll continue to add new styles, and users can pay a monthly to access those as they come out. Just one potential customer's opinion
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by ramzyo 6y ago
What's the pitch for the subscription model for NeuralCam Live +PLUS other than "New Styles added regularly" (which I don't think I care about, although I've used the product for less than a day so maybe with time)?
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Thanks for the quick support. Should've mentioned I'm using Zoom. Updating Zoom to v5.2.0 did the trick for me.
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by ramzyo 6y ago
This looks awesome - unfortunately, my 2017 MBP running the latest MacOS 10.15 and iPhone 11 don't seem to register with this software when plugged in after installing the app and drivers. The Support Center doesn't have anything
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Three cheers for pointing out that this boils down to preference. In years programming C in teams and projects of various sizes and criticality, I've never come across a situation where the asterisk position actually made a difference,
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by ramzyo 6y ago
Thanks for your comment, as a VIM user who often turns up my nose at “slow” IDEs it helped me to understand a perspective that I would otherwise ignore, and reminded me that ultimately it’s what works for the individual that matters over an
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by ramzyo 6y ago
This seems like a great future application of V2X. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle-to-everything
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by ramzyo 7y ago
It seems short-sighted to have focused all efforts on safety engineering, which is inherently boring to investors regardless of whether it’s the correct approach (I believe there’s a strong argument that it is). Unfortunately it seems like
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by ramzyo 7y ago
The most salient points for me were actually made in the last paragraph. IMO would have improved the article to put this at the top rather than at the bottom. > The crucial point I’m making is to is ask questions of your team: What probl
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Arm Focuses Announces New Cortex-M CPU and Ethos-U NPU(venturebeat.com)
2 points by ramzyo 7y ago|0 comments
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British Airways Sets Record, Crossing The Atlantic in Under 5 Hours(npr.org)
3 points by ramzyo 7y ago|0 comments
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by ramzyo 7y ago
Yeah, wow, that's egregious. And now the vague "system scaling" also keeps this Intel-definition of "Moore's Law" alive and well. Clearly Intel are setting up their own hoops to jump through. > System scalin
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The Miseducation of the American Boy (2019)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by ramzyo 7y ago|0 comments
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by ramzyo 7y ago
It would be more helpful to focus your comment on seeking to understand why the OP connects with the story than to put them down and imply that they've never read an account of war, history, or how things work outside of their own subu
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by ramzyo 7y ago
Estimote is likely a part of Apple's iBeacon program and has a license to build the technology into their beacons. FIND likely isn't a part of this program, and therefore can't support it. If Estimote is a part of Apple&#x27
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by ramzyo 7y ago
The U1 chip is definitely really cool and a promising step in improving the accuracy of indoor localization. Apple giving devs access to it will likely drive some innovation, but there still have to be other devices/beacons/motes
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by ramzyo 7y ago
Interesting project and seems they've put a lot of work into it. I wish, however, that projects like this wouldn't use words to describe their performance ("High-precision") that are only meaningful given a user's i
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by ramzyo 7y ago
Lost me at the end ... took an otherwise detailed and nuanced analysis and concluded it with a broad generalization that smooths over all of the detail and nuance. “At any rate, at some point decades ago, we decided that most political and
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by ramzyo 7y ago
Yeah, good points. With regards to having a praised philanthropic legacy at odds with massive wealth accumulation earlier in a career at the expense of income inequality and unfair markets - I don't see those as needing to be mutually
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by ramzyo 7y ago
It's a tough thing you're hitting on - definitely something I wrestle with personally with respect to people who follow career arcs similar to Gates'. Personally, I don't believe the ends ever justify the means, although

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