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by shalstvedt 5y ago
I'm not capable of directly refuting this so will stand aside, but wanted to note other commenters have pointed out on previous reposts of this that the author misinterprets facts in some pretty key ways to reach his conclusions, and a
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by shalstvedt 9y ago
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by shalstvedt 9y ago
SoundHound | All roles available in Santa Clara/San Francisco. Engineering roles only in Toronto. NLU only in Sacramento/Baltimore | ONSITE | http://soundhound.com/careers I'm a Software Engineer on the Natur
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by shalstvedt 9y ago
SoundHound | All roles available in Santa Clara/San Francisco. Engineering roles only in Toronto. NLU only in Sacramento/Baltimore | ONSITE | http://soundhound.com/careers I'm a Software Engineer on the Natur
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by shalstvedt 10y ago
Does anyone else have the feeling that the ecosystem lock-in inherent in all of these large primarily hardware-focused companies isn't necessarily the whole future? I can imagine things like airport kiosks, coffee machines, subway term
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by shalstvedt 13y ago
Over the last 6 months or so I've been working with a small team to solve your email overload problem. We do this by fusing pattern recognition and data visualization in a cloud-powered mobile client that we call "Sailbox". B
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by shalstvedt 13y ago
Indeed, that's the purported utility of Gmail: keep around every piece of information, so you never lose track of anything. Does it work that well for you? How much email do you get on a daily basis? (I work at a small software startup, Sol
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by shalstvedt 16y ago
I also think full concurrency/access from all Workers is the improper implementation. The most important focus when writing commonly-labeled "HTML5" apps should be performance, for now at least. We are, at long last, overcoming the click-fe