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by teen 6y ago
you only hire 1-2 for your team, and it's a longer term commitment
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by teen 6y ago
Actually, it's more so the other way. If you agree with her firing, you can't say anything or you are a bigot
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by teen 6y ago
She was, they said her email was not befitting of a manager. Which is clearly true
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by teen 6y ago
I bought a Pixel 1 and never got the free storage of raw photos. Eventually had to export everything to dropbox and convert everything to lower quality within photos. There is no way to fix this.
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by teen 6y ago
The primary issue is the games catalog, something neither Amazon or Google can crack a dent in
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by teen 6y ago
Plz add dart to your list :)
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by teen 6y ago
This has what dota 2 does. Every win / loss is worth the same points, the games are extremely close in terms of player rank, so and it's a team game so you get more variance than just your individual skill. Players eventually sett
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by teen 6y ago
good to know, i hadn't fully dug in yet.
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by teen 6y ago
the quality of job you receive is based on 3 categories: 1. being friendly / assuming good intent 2. raw experience coding 3. algorithms / CS school generally takes care of 3 and a bit of 2. 1 is arguably the most important in tra
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by teen 6y ago
I'm using it at a fresh start up. Having used node, internal Google frameworks, python, and dart previously, I would highly recommend PHP for new projects. Laravel is what makes it worth it imo.
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by teen 6y ago
PHP via HHVM + Laravel is a still top choice for new projects imo.
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by teen 6y ago
I see... this makes sense
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by teen 6y ago
I've reviewed 4000 line MRs without problems using other tools. It is possible.
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by teen 6y ago
I mean load a pull request from Github (takes <1s) Load one from Gitlab and it takes 10+ sec. Maybe I'm spoiled from using Google's tools previously.
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by teen 6y ago
Gitlab has been pretty great so far, but the code review tooling is so poor I think I need to look elsewhere. The pull request pages take forever to load, they can't handle pull requests with over 800 lines well at all. It will collaps
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by teen 6y ago
How is supply and demand not the major factor here?
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by teen 6y ago
bizarre they use a polygraph test when it's known to be psudeoscientific
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by teen 7y ago
Wouldn't these investors want a return on their investment? Is it possible to invest without profiting off of the pandemic?
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by teen 7y ago
as someone who worked previously at google, and went back to the start up world working with php mysql, this is not true at all
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by teen 7y ago
It's because LAX is too small to fit all the traffic. It's gridlocked in the entire airport at peak times. You can literally walk the entire terminal loop in 20 mins, it's like 4 lanes, and it gets the most traffic in America
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by teen 7y ago
Tough break. I also spoke w/ a Snap Recruiter around the same time as you, and was offered that ridic amount of equity- they were talking about 600k for L5, or over 1m for L6. I felt like this was a huge red flag that their equity was
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by teen 8y ago
? Been doing it for years
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by teen 8y ago
Not sure how all three of drivers, Uber's profit, and passengers could all be losing. I think passengers are making out quite well atm. I haven't owned a car since Uber has been around, and get chaffeured around at a super afforda
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by teen 8y ago
pretty sure the design changes were to monetize it, not improve it.
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by teen 8y ago
120 million dollar exit package and still a jerk.
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by teen 8y ago
RPC is the way to live
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by teen 8y ago
uber added this like 2 years ago
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by teen 9y ago
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by teen 9y ago
all her videos are like this tho
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by teen 9y ago
https://adnauseam.io/ https://noiszy.com/

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