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by shishy 4y ago
Gah, I love Figma. Heres to hoping it doesn’t go downhill. $20B price is interesting, Canva was valued at $25B recently and does way less.
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by shishy 4y ago
> No one I've talked to is actually interested in the step-sibling fetish Why would anyone admit it publicly :P
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by shishy 4y ago
Yeah. I got a Smart TV recently and with the YouTube app started seeing ads again. I think I have to just stream from my laptop instead of using the apps :(. Probably better that way though, typing with the remote is terrible!
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by shishy 4y ago
Lol, torrents or finding DVDs are always the alternative for me. I want to support these companies but it’s so infuriating the way they treat users, even implicitly with the user experience. I have HBO which has been great. Criterion too. D
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by shishy 4y ago
I've paid for plenty of things with wire transfers to another person, domestically and internationally, without any complaints from my bank. Writing a check isn't always feasible depending on where they are.
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by shishy 4y ago
I think rather than focusing on "not comparing myself" to others in general I make sure I don't obsess over it when I do... it's kind of inevitable and not something I can perfectly stop doing, but I can certainly contro
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by shishy 4y ago
so basically: - good reliable and safe transit system - deterrent to car ownership with no street parking - general culture of valuing the collective good I think with the US it would be interesting to compare specific US cities instead of
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by shishy 4y ago
> Of course, none of the above predictions are borne out: the current practice of affirmative action has none of these features that you would expect if its proponents actually valued diversity. Conclusion: By and large, they don’t care
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by shishy 4y ago
How's the bike infrastructure there? Do you have lanes / separation from the cars or is it all just one?
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by shishy 4y ago
I don't think that's really fair... I can see the argument for removing AI generated stuff in part because it doesn't require technical artistic skill (whereas digital art still does, in your ability to observe, draw with per
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What Screens Want (2013)(frankchimero.com)
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by shishy 4y ago
Network of what? Just in general? Now that conferences are back that's usually a great way, combined with local meetups / co-working depending on what city you're in.
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by shishy 4y ago
I think the news / interest thing has a known memory leak issue
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by shishy 4y ago
What roles are you looking for? In the US or elsewhere?
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by shishy 4y ago
I see many more when I search: https://www.google.com/search?q=covid+19
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by shishy 4y ago
Anecdotally mine has too but I have a lot of experience and I am not sure how serious some of these recruiters are ;)
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by shishy 4y ago
Yay, maybe fewer amazon recruiter emails now. I figure their recruiting team is big but they were sending 4-5 emails a day from different recruiters which feels like a lot! Certainly seems like tech hiring is about to slow down like crazy,
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by shishy 4y ago
It's pretty easy to get one now. You can just sign up for a wait list on amazon and be notified with a 72 hour purchase link. My friend did that a few weeks ago and got one in 2 days, no hassle, at retail.
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by shishy 4y ago
“Sources of Support: MS-Nutrition and MoISA received financial support from the French National Interprofessional Association of Livestock and Meat (Interbev). Interbev had no role in the design, implementation, analysis and interpretation
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by shishy 4y ago
Yay! Super excited for III - V as well. I know folks asked about a physical copy but going to echo the other comment about going to Kinkos and spiral bounding 'em!
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by shishy 4y ago
distributed systems or cs / algo
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by shishy 4y ago
Was this really from a github interview?? They sent this to you? Sorry I just am trying to imagine an interviewer saying this to a candidate, let alone thinking it in the first place. Terrible attitude on their part. I can see why someone m
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by shishy 4y ago
I don't get why there's a comment like this in every research related thread on HN. Yes, they don't translate in the sense that "works in mice != works in humans". But it's a pretty iterative and gradual proces
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Who Cares About Publication Integrity? – The Scholarly Kitchen(scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org)
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by shishy 4y ago
This is true. I will say I've been work from home for years now and I still do all of those things ;). Just not with my coworkers. And not always in the heart of downtown, but more local to where I am. The money is still spent, just no
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by shishy 4y ago
They just want people to come back to justify their corporate lease / rent on whatever offices they have. That's really what it's all about. All their productivity claims are bullshit.
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by shishy 4y ago
You'd be surprised how quickly people forget those bad things and go back to shop at said e-commerce provider, though... I've seen it happen so many times. Sometimes it takes days, other times months, but people eventually go back
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by shishy 4y ago
by reading
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by shishy 4y ago
> Pedantry and insight are the same thing Heh, this lie also believed by many on this forum ;)
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by shishy 4y ago
Yes, they'd get retracted if caught and be a black mark / destroy a career if someone did something like this and it was proven they intentionally faked it. What often happens though is that the paper will get retracted but then t

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