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Nothing in this article really stood out for me. Anyone who has interviewed in the valley is bound to come across disorganized recruiters, overworked engineers, demanding hiring managers and an overall chaotic environments. This is the norm
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I implemented some of the more popular design patterns using more real life like examples. You might find them useful : https://shirazian.wordpress.com/2016/04/11/design-patterns-i...
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A while ago, as an exercise I decided to implement some of the more popular design patterns in Swift, using more real life like examples. If you're interested you can find it here: https://shirazian.wordpress.com/2016&#
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I agree. Doctors should be very worried.
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10y ago
And now the job they had is available for someone else?
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10y ago
Different era, different culture.
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10y ago
I think so too, the age bands will shift with Mark Zuckerberg.
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Although it seems like there are endless start ups with 22 year old CEOs and executive, it's still easier to do business as a C level executive if you're a bit older. Of course it's somewhat useless to tell you just become a
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10y ago
What if he blatantly breaks the law? Is there anything the supreme court can do?
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I'm not sure if NIAC's analysis of the executive order is correct regarding this matter. I would also question if the President can ban legal permanent residences of the country from re-entering simply based on where they were bor
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I recently build a dictionary based on WordNet and decided to AMP all the pages. I didn't have any issues and honestly it was fairly straightforward. ( http://www.wordcadet.com ) Again I'm not doing anything fancy, I don
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I doubt any of these powerful individuals would ignore a call from Mark Zuckerberg right now.
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I disagree, if people pay for the privilege of commenting, they will feel entitled and less likely to self-moderate. It would make more sense to grant commenting privileges to individuals who have engaged with the site previously and are in
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I laughed too hard at this.
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The iOS app looks like a treasure trove, I can't wait to download it and dissect it. It'll be interesting to see how they integrated playgrounds into their development cycle. I just wish they had upgraded to Swift 3.0
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Show HN: A dictionary built from WordNet
(wordcadet.com)
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There is still room for improvement on the iPhone. Everything from battery life, camera to storage and other usability improvements. I would love to see an iPhone with 1TB of space. It would make it more likely for me to purchase all the ap
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10y ago
I would argue the fact that you are automatically charged for an item when it is removed from shelf is incentive enough for people to ensure they put it back in its right place if they decide not to purchase it.
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I don't really understand why someone would not just stay with $200M without hassles, instead of hiding $400M. I think like you and I believe this is why you and I will never be billionaires.
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Is there a reason as to why this company is not dead yet?
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I don't think retargeting is particularly creepy. What is creepy is that when my in-laws were visiting for the first time I had a American Express ad with Tina Fey congratulating me on meeting my in laws for the first time. the ad: ht
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If you're a little self-aware you can use the comparison as a source of inspiration and drive to better yourself instead of turning it into a self-confidence killer.
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Facebook ads work best for retargeting. If someone has viewed your site and shown interest in your product but has not converted.
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10y ago
StackOverflow. The website, not the error of course.
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I've been dreaming about building stuff like this (on a much simpler scale) for a long time. Perhaps a model that takes in past quarterly reports, commodity prices, executive performances and news regarding a company and calculates &#x
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Comparing referencing counting and following a disciplined convention in coding are not the same thing. ARC was a step forward because it eliminated a nuisance inconvenience from your development which most of the time was not related to th
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I have a feeling this whole article is an attempt at a super meta/reverse psychology maneuver to grab VCs attention.
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I Agree, this is not a good article. Somewhat generic solutions for improbable problems.
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What if SpaceX offers a free tier version. They can possibly double internet traffic with a flip of a switch.
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No, this is a rather common occurrence and the transition on the App Store is surprisingly smooth.
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