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st1x7
6y ago
Can you share a bit about why it's so good? I found it kind of basic and underwhelming.
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6y ago
It's difficult to talk about a good or better algorithm without quantifying what that means. Youtube aren't trying to build a good algorithm. They're optimizing for a metric like time spent on the website. If your algorithm c
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6y ago
Can you give some examples instead of repeating yourself?
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6y ago
Is it unclear to anyone else what the original post is asking? I have no idea what high end mobile apps are being referred to, what's being "organised", what this has to do with working opportunity.
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6y ago
The aim is to have $500k saved after 5 years not just earned post tax. And he does assume pretty big raises to get to that figure - https://danluu.com/startup-tradeoffs/ His assumption is that you can start at $130k an
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6y ago
> According to Dan Luu's conservative estimates a fresh grad at a big tech company can safely earn ~$500k post-tax in 5 years. The US median income post-tax is ~$25k, and investing in an index fund has historically earned ~5% averag
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6y ago
Just last week Reply All released an episode on the origins of QAnon - https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/llhe5nm/166-country-...
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6y ago
Your options are: 1. Move him out. 2. Move him out and fire him. Allowing him to keep this up is not an option. You need to figure out if he can be professional during work hours and whether it's worth it for you and the company to kee
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6y ago
> I wanted to find not-so-popular companies working on hard tech, long term problems You won't find many. By definition what you're describing is incredibly expensive and without an immediate return. So the only groups that can
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6y ago
You mentioned being ignored so the obvious question is - how are you applying for these positions? If it's through something like LinkedIn's EasyApply or a similar system, not getting responses is fairly common especially if you
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6y ago
And of course someone built it for real - https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=guivbip
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6y ago
If your bank doesn't give you a convenient way to download your data, find another bank.