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by strulovich 6y ago
But in the middle, but there closest nuclear plant to Manhattan is 40 miles away. And that’s in a world where everyone avoids nuclear plants like the plague.
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by strulovich 6y ago
This death per TWh calculation is naive. In reality modeling and averages are not enough here. If can tell a coal plant kills X people per year, then I can pretty safely deduce it will kill somewhere between 0.9X and 1.1X people next year.
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by strulovich 6y ago
That problem exists. For example, Israel enacted a law to prevent that after such problems arose: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel%27s_Anti-Concentratio...
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by strulovich 6y ago
Sorry to hear it didn't go well for you the last time. I know a bunch of people who passed the interview process only in a later try. I personally do 9-6, take my coffee breaks really seriously, sometimes to later work like reply to me
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by strulovich 6y ago
I've been working at Facebook for a while now, and I think the environment is competitive, and you do need to shine in front of endless talent, but doing so doesn't mean numbers. Sadly, many people who don't do well take thei
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by strulovich 7y ago
How many active contributors and lines of code does your projects have? I’ve found that the advantages for DI frameworks (besides encouraging more unit tests and enabling them) to be more valuable for bigger and messier projects.
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by strulovich 8y ago
Another problem with the article is that it’s missing the data from before the change. To reach a conclusion about a change, we need to look at the data before the change and the actual trend.
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by strulovich 8y ago
I work at one of those big companies. Luckily, because we have all been “cargo culted” with silly subjects such as probability theory the process is built to accommodate a number of interview failures. I know of other big companies which pr
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by strulovich 8y ago
2009-2013 is a long time ago, so maybe the title should be “Was the Bitcoin network an oligarchy?”