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by rsanek 6y ago
I think it's already forced many employers that perviously weren't as remote-friendly to move more aggressively towards it. Already we've seen that in a big way at Twitter (see post from 2 days ago, https://news.yc
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by rsanek 6y ago
With the sky-high valuation we see in Tesla, the market already seems to be pricing in something along these lines. Unless you mean that Tesla, even at the current level, is still under-priced.
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by rsanek 6y ago
This should have a label of (2019) -- article is nearly 5 months old now.
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by rsanek 6y ago
If you consider homebrew a public achievement, then yes: https://mobile.twitter.com/mxcl/status/608682016205344768?la...
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by rsanek 6y ago
So you can interview current Google employees, but not former ones? Why?
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by rsanek 6y ago
It's trendy now to have multiple listings for your browser. See other examples: Opera (5): https://play.google.com/store/search?q=opera&c=apps&hl=en_US Chrome (4): https://play.google.com/s
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by rsanek 6y ago
Strong +1. I constantly felt like I was wasting time by studying and then stopping since I would forget 95% of what I learned. With a small daily investment, Anki flips that percentage to retaining 80-90%. It has been an insane boon to my
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by rsanek 7y ago
How could a dependency-of-dependency change version if one of the direct dependencies doesn't change version? I guess, if the direct dependency isn't pinning that version? Another case of, everyone should be pinning dependencies
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by rsanek 7y ago
Just wanted to chime in and say, 6 months is actually not a big deal at all. Listening to people who say it is will only serve to add stress to your job search. I took a year and a half off to travel when I was 26 and nobody cared. You can
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by rsanek 7y ago
Then I'm not sure why it's a problem. Ostensibly anyone could have bid to license that name; I see no issue with that.
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by rsanek 7y ago
Though less socially acceptable. I find that to be the primary advantage of gp's approach.
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by rsanek 7y ago
If they are different entities, how come Amazon Basics can use the same name as the platform? Did Amazon sell the rights to another company to use their brand?
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by rsanek 7y ago
I think that's a great call-out. It's interesting that we don't see the same problem in app stores -- probably because there's not much profit motive for apps like there is for general retail.
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by rsanek 7y ago
I think those are good implementation concerns. Maintaining two separate websites isn't really an option under the supposed regulation, that's still one company being a platform and a manufacturer. The second option seems alot mor
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by rsanek 7y ago
No, that's not what a platform is. You can always sell your product direct to consumer. You just can't be the intermediary for both your own and other companies' products on the same site.
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by rsanek 7y ago
Who do you plan to trust for the intervening 50-100 years?
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by rsanek 7y ago
It would probably be best if someone was available to answer these kinds of questions for the interviewee when their time period starts. Though I think it could also be interesting to have this be part of the assessment -- how does the cand
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by rsanek 7y ago
I assume they mean there are individually relatively self-contained pieces of functionality in the problem statement. Not completing an additional feature would still leave the rest of the project in a good state. Perhaps if you use a vcs y
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by rsanek 7y ago
Thank you for the well-written reply & inclusion of the table. I think my question from here would be, what does a paper taking 'no position' really mean? I perceive there to be a significant difference between, we have consid
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by rsanek 7y ago
You can get to the raw data, even for private documents, by downloading as csv/xlsx.
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by rsanek 7y ago
Wikipedia references estimates of 1.5 million & 1-3 million. [0] "Uighurs are allegedly pressured to renounce their culture" [1] More references is the Wikipedia article as well. "China forcefully harvests organs from det
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by rsanek 7y ago
>Associate timers with projects to group your work (or don’t) Perhaps it's because I'm so used to seeing marketing materials that always present features in a way that assumes you'll use them, but the "(or don't)
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by rsanek 7y ago
I think the idea is, at least there's one less level of indirection if the voting shares are issued directly to taxpayers.
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by rsanek 7y ago
Do you have a source for this? I couldn't find anything regarding the 5 year time frame. I did find [0] which references a few different retention periods, especially at 7 years. [0] https://www.intradyn.com/email-reten
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by rsanek 7y ago
> Most of Europe has suspended all domestic flights As far as I can tell, this is untrue. Many countries have placed restrictions on international travel, but few have closed airports completely. Details available here: https:/&#
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by rsanek 7y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/z1lc/HeadUp2 -- it's basic but it works OK
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by rsanek 7y ago
The next step past HEPA (for consumers) is activated carbon/charcoal [0]. Most higher-end air purifiers have this included, which helps with filtering gases. I personally have an Airmega [1] and have been very happy with it. It was par
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by rsanek 7y ago
ADEA does not cover people younger than 40
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by rsanek 7y ago
Punished by Rewards [0] examines some of the downsides with this approach. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/541132.Punished_by_Rewar...
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by rsanek 7y ago
In the example where you have equivalent equity packages available at Google and Stripe/Airbnb, I think you're right -- it's hard to see how equity that has an uncertain liquidity horizon is equal in value to Google's, w

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