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by sulam 4y ago
I mean, I used to say that I'd never be able to run for public office because <thing that a lot of people do, but that I should be mildly circumspect about>. These days, have you seen the people in public office?!? If you can be
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by sulam 4y ago
I had a conversation with my wife about this. For context, I mostly agree with you, however this is something you and a spouse should agree on and have a plan for. We have two young girls, so there’s that. Additional context: my wife is Jew
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by sulam 4y ago
My brother-in-law works at Sandia. He likes the pension, the work, and the quiet atmosphere. He doesn’t like the commute, and you still get a weird performance review culture, at least in his experience. He described a PIP process that soun
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by sulam 4y ago
Most people put our ability to perceive network lag at 100-150ms. Human perceptual limits in vision is around 13ms, but that’s not exactly what we’re talking about here. 50ms is very very playable in networked games, I wouldn’t notice perso
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by sulam 4y ago
This sounds like a retcon at best. Google wouldn’t have had to build a first party studio of the intent was to turn if off all along. I know the Eng VP that was there from the beginning (not to the end, tho!) and this is not his story at al
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by sulam 4y ago
This also means I can finally crack Jeff Dean’s password.
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by sulam 4y ago
You’re missing metadata in your size estimates.
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by sulam 4y ago
I’m curious if, after 10 years having passed, coaching in the operating room has become widespread? Any surgeons reading this? Pre-emptively exposing my bias: speaking as someone who advises CTOs and mentors people at work when they ask, I
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by sulam 4y ago
Without taking away from your first paragraph at all, if any dissidents are publishing their access codes to GitHub repos, they are 1) doing it completely wrong and 2) are already screwed. The threat here, in the worst case, is associating
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by sulam 4y ago
I don’t know of anything connecting Google to GitLab.
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by sulam 4y ago
Uber drivers want to make more money. Uber wants to be profitable. It turns out the two may not be reconcilable. The cancellation behavior you noticed is a direct result of this. The way it works is that Uber is trying to force drivers to a
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by sulam 4y ago
This is common post ban, it's not as simple as a flag.
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by sulam 4y ago
So I agree that he did smart things in the past. However he is totally incompetent managing Twitter in a rational business way. For a while there I thought he might be trying to get the debt reduced substantially and was preserving cash in
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by sulam 4y ago
Eh. My mileage has varied. Fitbit's embedded systems were all written in C, without a single bit of C++.
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by sulam 4y ago
Fixed my typo: https://mappa.mundi.net/maps/maps_007/
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by sulam 4y ago
I miss Quarterman’s newsletter.
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by sulam 4y ago
He literally says why at the top of the post. People find it too complicated.
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by sulam 4y ago
The $4M / day that Musk says Twitter is losing is comprised of $3.2M in cash to service the debt and $.8M other losses.
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by sulam 4y ago
That’s how I interpret this as well.
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by sulam 4y ago
It’s not a typical binary. The money quote is 2/3 of the way down, essentially saying this is a bog standard G-type star with no obvious means to end up in this configuration that doesn’t involve complex interactions, up to and includi
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by sulam 4y ago
I typically take a mix of things, cold soaking is only one element. Couscous, instant oatmeal, ramen — stuff with flavor packets in general work well. I’ve also done bulk buy and added my own spices for a change - it just depends on how muc
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by sulam 4y ago
Should work fine. I only cold soak these days. Saves a lot of weight and is actually faster (my food is “cooking” while I hike, so it’s ready immediately after I stop for the day.
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by sulam 4y ago
Couscous is pasta and “cooks” just fine for in a cold soak. Doesn’t even take that long.
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by sulam 4y ago
Hmm, you have a way to pull email addresses out of that picture?
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by sulam 4y ago
There's a reason this is a class action lawsuit.
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by sulam 4y ago
You apparently have a very negative view of people who work at Twitter. I worked there for 4.5 years and literally no one I worked with or knew of there would ever make such an argument. The only people who even really have a claim to such
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by sulam 4y ago
So you're saying that a law firm has decided to risk it by filing this lawsuit on behalf of a few no-name Twitter employees? You can't ascribe 5-d chess skills to Musk on this one, he's lost the benefit of the doubt.
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by sulam 4y ago
Polar watch does this?
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by sulam 4y ago
You can absolutely write your own apps for the Versa 3.
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by sulam 4y ago
The freeze has been over for weeks. I do an interview every week, and my team has two open roles right now.

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