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by sumedh 3y ago
Before making snarky comments try to understand a problem from someone else's point of view https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J-oNEZfnZ8
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by sumedh 3y ago
> setting a nepotistic precedent is what it is That is how the world works.
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by sumedh 3y ago
> At best, she is living in her father’s shadow. No, at best she is getting a shortcut which most of the time helps with your career.
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by sumedh 3y ago
> It’s hard to be fine-grained when firing 12k people. Its a good thing that Google is a AI first company. It can use AI to do such fine grained search.
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by sumedh 3y ago
> it's kinda stupid that Apple Its marketing, by locking that feature you are forced to buy more iPads for other family members.
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by sumedh 3y ago
Oh wow, I have been on HN for many years, never knew this feature.
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by sumedh 3y ago
> I really wanna make a youtube video on how to pronounce Hyundai, drives me nuts Why? Once enough people pronounce a word in some unique that becomes the new pronunciation.
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by sumedh 3y ago
> If these were white kids we'd publicly shame them Not sure why you want make this a black and white issue. So instead of stealing cars do you want them to destroy the economy and get bailouts or steal college seats from deserving
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by sumedh 4y ago
All those astronauts had to pass some kind uniform skill test by NASA. There is no uniform skill tests for all the Devs.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> lsof isn't something you automatically pickup if it's not your daily business Its a good thing now we have chatGpt to help us :)
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by sumedh 4y ago
> If it gets to a dozen I’d grumble about wanting to fit more code on screen exactly, which is why such rules should be part of the code, no need to trust if such conventions are followed if the rule will take care of it. You should spen
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by sumedh 4y ago
> If you are trying to rebuild your high-tech industry, however, you require educated people. If Russia makes it easier with visas and the salary is good enough, many Indians would happily move there.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> The greatest Russian writer ever was black, Alexander Pushkin. Wiki says his great grandfather was black. I am not sure how you jumped to the conclusion that Pushkin was black. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexand
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by sumedh 4y ago
> I don’t care about an extra blank line..I expect a reviewer to accept that it doesn’t matter. You dont care about an extra blank line, what about 2 extra lines, what about three and so on. Do you see why there is a need for a consisten
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by sumedh 4y ago
If you tell someone 100 years back that 100's of people will be flying in a metal cylinder with wings and engines(aka planes), they will think you are insane.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> I don't want a tool to blindly stomp any of these when it lacks understanding how they benefit readers Some dev will have 1 newline after a method ends, another dev will have two newlines, some might have 3 etc. Should you as a co
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by sumedh 4y ago
> Something will need to change to spur competition in the engine space, Isn't SpaceX going to use Starship for international travel. That might motivate these engine makers.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> websites just get this for granted? it’s like stealing. Isnt the user getting free content in return?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> If someone is perfectly happy with their salary why should the employer pay them more for the same work? Lot of times if you ask for a raise, hR will say now, if you find another job the same HR will come back with a small raise.
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by sumedh 4y ago
> The API team would then push back claiming we were wrong. Wasn't there some design document which had some of the acceptance criteria or the requirements?
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by sumedh 4y ago
When is Google going to shut it down?
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by sumedh 4y ago
Looks like it went down "The inference service may be temporarily unavailable - we have alerts for this and will be fixing it soon."
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by sumedh 4y ago
> How could it even possibly have created a reason to be banned? Maybe he posted comments using that account which broke the terms?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> That is if you don’t get caught at customs Do you still have to pay if the Mac is out of the box and you have used it?
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by sumedh 4y ago
> All the parts in it are very valuable for chop shops. I thought iPhones have some kind detection if parts are changed and it simply stops working.
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by sumedh 4y ago
HN might become a support forum for ChatGPT issues. People here complain about Google (or any other big co) suspending their accounts and when their posts gets popular someone from Big Co reverses the decision. We will have similar posts he
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by sumedh 4y ago
Doesn't Australia do it automatically for most of the people, you just have to check the numbers and if they are correct just submit.
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by sumedh 4y ago
AmusedGroup | Senior QA Eng | Melbourne (Aus) and Colombo (Sri Lanka) | Full-Time Onsite Hybrid | https://amusedgroup.com/ Amused Group is an online wagering and technology group of companies. We are a rapidly growing tech
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by sumedh 4y ago
I think you missed the humor.
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by sumedh 4y ago
... then you did not understand the humour.

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