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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
That's just a function of their size. I guarantee you that Stripe and Airbnb's growth rates will drop to these types of growth rates if they hit the 100B valuation. The truth is when you are so large, the opportunities for growth
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I failed the first time and passed the 2nd. I'm interviewing now so waiting to see if I get other offers. To explain, one of the interviewers walked in and asked "have you heard of the rope data structure?" I said "no&qu
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I've only interviewed twice at Google for engineering so take this with a grain of salt. Here are some things I would depriotize: ● Sorting: ○ Know how to sort. Don't do bubble-sort. ○ You should know the details of at least one n
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I assume if the treaty says that he can open a casino then he can open a casino. Again, federal law supercedes state law. It's written into our constitution: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supremacy_Clause I have
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
Well take this with a grain of salt since this is from my high school government class, but it would only apply when the treaty conflicts with state law. So I assume in this case the treaty apparently gives him the right to not provide ease
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
Just as one data point - I went through the onsite recently and I personally found that PDF to be unhelpful. While it does list everything you need to know, it also lists way too many things that you probably don't need to know. It&#x2
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
You could ask coding questions that are not algorithms? Realistic problems that are commonly found in web work.
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
That's not even how eminent domain works. You get the market value for the asset seized, not the delta in the market value for the asset remaining post seizure.
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
Yea except your math is wrong. You include the value of the beach in X which represents what Khosla owns even though he doesn't own the beach. Even Khosla wasn't arguing he owned the beach. So you magically inflated the X by a hug
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
No I replied to the correct comment. I am explaining why I would consider something like Impossible.
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
OP asked why I am interested in Impossible Meats. I answered why I did it personally. What does that have to do with you? Eat whatever you want.
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
OP and myself were discussing Kaiser as a health care plan. The ranking you showed was about hospitals not health care plans; a health care plan and a hospital are two completely different things. I also never said Kaiser was the absolute b
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
You should stop eating all modern fruits. Literally all modern fruits have been designed by humans through genetic selection. Here is how a banana is naturally supposed to look: https://www.sciencealert.com/images/feb-1
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
Because I like the flavor and texture but I don't like the carbon emissions associated with beef production?
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I am a person who would eat these (and am a meat eater). I care about reducing my carbon footprint, have concerns about our food supply, and also the treatment of animals to some degree. I still eat meat, but as these products improve (and
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
For actual healthcare outcomes, Kaiser will outrank most PPOs. Because Kaiser is an integrated health system, they are highly incentivized to actual improve outcomes. PPOs might feel better to you (because they let you have choice and free
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
The beach isn't owned by Khosla and is not private so I don't understand this argument. The value of the strip of land should be assessed at the market value of having a land route to an already public beach that previously didn&#
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I think his current argument is that he doesn't have to give access (maintain easement) because his property is part of an 1851 sale of Mexican property which has a treaty that supercedes Californian state law. Essentially a federal tr
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I think his current argument is that he doesn't have to give access (maintain easement) because his property is part of an 1851 sale of Mexican property which has a treaty that supercedes Californian state law. Essentially a federal tr
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
Yes this is my understanding as well. He just needs to give access. He doesn't need to provide any infrastructure (which would be unfair to any homeowner).
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I'm fairly certain Google Cloud is not profitable. Even if it is profitable, Google will divest from business that don't hit a certain scale (billion $ businesses). Basically their goal is to never have employees staffed on projec
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
This a self fulfilling prophecy. They set a deadline to be a top player, but now that the strategy has leaked, lots of customers will abandon or not take up the service since they who wants to invest in a cloud service that could be abandon
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I believe they are doing well in India. It's the main review site there.
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
For long term investments (i.e. 10+ years) I would recommend a Vanguard target date fund or one of these: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Lazy_portfolios
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
There's a good npr article talking about how to use this quality to get kids to help with chores: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/09/6169288...
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I think I have a different perspective because even though I'm an engineer I worked in finance before and am a huge personal finance nerd. Some of the engineers on my team were impressed with the "sophistication" of our produ
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
> Wealthfront, on the other hand, provides passively managed portfolios with financial advice based upon questions they ask their clients. The portfolios may be equivalent to Vanguard's funds, but the value-add is the financial advi
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
I don't believe it's purely a spending issue when things like childcare, education, and healthcare are growing at 2x the inflation rate. We have basic infrastructure costs in America that are spirally out of control that are reall
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
For those looking for financial institutions that don't gouge you here are some recommendations: * Vanguard - They have been around since the 1970s and started the whole war on investment fees. Wealthfront tries to sell how advanced th
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by sdnlafkjh34rw 7y ago
There is a con to being a product minded software engineer. When you are in organizations that do checkbox driven development (i.e. build features so it looks like your product has the widest feature set), it can be disheartening. You will

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