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by teen 10y ago
The graphic on the article is quite sexist
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by teen 10y ago
> Many of the wealthy in San Francisco are newly rich, directly from their own work in building a business. Many of these businesses are public or run professionally and so there is less space for heirs and, with the continuing fast pace
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by teen 10y ago
are they tho ?
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by teen 10y ago
like what?
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by teen 10y ago
didn't gwt do this 5 years ago
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by teen 10y ago
Jira is not fun. The things about it that make it suck is that it's used for employee time tracking in a round about way. Most teams can get by on a simple issue tracker (like github issues or buganizer), but once you get bigger, you n
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by teen 10y ago
Wex wex exort!
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by teen 10y ago
Why would you factor out local cost of living when comparing incomes? For the wealthy, a high cost of living is a choice to live where they want.
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by teen 10y ago
obligatory: https://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/
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by teen 10y ago
Coding on a whiteboard works. There are just a lot of people who can't code, and complain & make excuses. I'm so tired of these clickbait posts.
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by teen 10y ago
they're the worst. about 6 years ago i applied for a job at expensify, and they gave me a take home test. when i sent it back, they couldnt read the code. they asked me to condense it all into one file called main.php. (i separated int
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by teen 10y ago
I think the the world is becoming much safer, while at the same time, seems a lot scarier because social media has given massive exposure to any sort of danger / problems in society. Things that shock us now were the norm 30 years ago,
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by teen 10y ago
I think most of the major cities were actually worse when we were children
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by teen 10y ago
why would you make this kind of info public?
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by teen 10y ago
LA is the best... :O
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by teen 10y ago
youre only 26 why are you flipping out about money you could have made. has your life been that miserable? no? then why does the money matter?
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by teen 10y ago
How do you measure video watched on their platform? You can't since they host the video.
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by teen 10y ago
sssh ;) don't tell them
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by teen 10y ago
> I think we also need way better digital instruments... That make it easier to stay on scale (or to modulate, etc -- whatever the mood is), for instance, allowing people to just play away which is what actually matters. I'm not sur
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Questions to ask in your next startup interview(kohkim.com)
68 points by teen 10y ago|22 comments
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by teen 10y ago
agreed, most of the points this article makes are invalid as well. google has been running the microservices pattern forever and seems to scale fine. for example he mentions that costs are ndoe based but no where in a microservice pattern d
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by teen 10y ago
i would argue that most people are in fact idiots
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by teen 10y ago
Not everyone has it (I don't)
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by teen 10y ago
He's got the same protos checked into multiple projects under different files. They need to be kept in sync
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by teen 10y ago
uhh isn't this just XML with a pointless render cycle since the DOM isn't mutable?
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by teen 10y ago
At my start-up, we use our IoT-enabled office refrigerator for deployments. The 9" LCD is great for catching up on facebook messages, debugging failures in our deployment logs, and seeing when we are low on half and half.
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by teen 10y ago
would probably be a pretty dope town though
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by teen 10y ago
Couldn't agree more. REST is just a very leaky abstraction layer, when what you really want is RPC, with some reusable / composable typed models.
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by teen 10y ago
> not much else steam vr? dota 2? csgo? virtual economies? source 2? the steam workshop? the crowdfunded compendiums?
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by teen 10y ago
He doesn't hate cats, he just hates them dry.

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