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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Tell that to the Twitter employees who have to put up with this bullshit.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> If they don't care, they wont care. We need to accommodate human nature, not change human nature to accommodate corporate requirements. Its irrational to expect a group to rally passionately around every available task. Robotic.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I think people would reject your samples because the data size is too small. Production JSON comes in all shapes and sizes and situations where you care about performance usually indicates much larger payloads.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
All the assets are usually pirated in private servers. Its very illegal and makes it difficult to host them from most countries.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> You don't need AI I grew up in the private server scene for a popular MMO and you're absolutely right. It was a whole lot of teenagers with energy drinks grinding through reverse-engineering minutia that adults would gawk at
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
For non-trivial workloads serverless does still require a lot of orchestration and domain knowledge of cloud-specific features and constraints. Kubernetes is for sure its own beast, but its a ton of work regardless (for gains that at the en
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
She recently married a wealthy hotel heir (and is having a child with them). Her assets may be protected, but she will live a wealthy lifestyle for the rest of her life.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
All Facebook needs is data that they can tie to a phone number or primary email. Geolocation and first name would be enough for that. I think the real reason for requiring Facebook accounts was just padding user numbers and events for a qua
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
56% SAY they won't consider a workplace that doesn't share their value. I believe most will continue to cash checks once the workplace they thought shared their value publicly declares that they don't.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Do I want a 5ghz radio broadcasting from my eyeball?
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> We act as #OneCoinbase, putting the company’s goals ahead of any particular team or individual goals. The thing I hate about this fake corporate mission is there is absolutely no need for the lie. Just be honest, hey we started this co
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Its a feature rich language with a more-complex syntax then many languages and a community that is still discovering its best practices, critical libraries, and more. Its a difficult language to learn full-stop. And its a language that can
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
HBO's Rome is pretty good, but only two seasons. Its from the mid 00s.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Thats complete speculation.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> A candidate judging your house in an interview seems super awkward It is super awkward to imply your interviewer should have a wealthier zoom background, but its by far not the worst thing I've heard blurted out in an interview. I
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> Hiring the right people to push the success of SpaceX and Tesla? I'm obviously not a fan but I agree he likely deserves a lot of credit for this. But at the same time, don't a lot of people participate in hiring decisions thr
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
My comment is a response to this quote: > Define and uniformly respond to all forms of unacceptable behavior. Clearly define what exactly is intended by SpaceX’s “no-asshole” and “zero tolerance” policies and enforce them consistently. I
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> These are more accurate I can't imagine the difficulty to accurately measure the success or failure of long-tail HR hiring processes like phone screens. The success or failure of a candidate post-hire has so many variables it must
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
It doesn't help that the CEO on Twitter has multiple times presented the exact behavior mentioned.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> His accomplishments are long and impressive What are Elon Musks accomplishments? His ability to get financing? Hiring the right people to push the success of SpaceX and Tesla? His ability to inflate the stock price of his company (abov
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
AFAIK their promise of "we use machine learning to..." never panned out even remotely. All the processes ended up being mostly manual, with all the tradeoffs that entails. With the money they raised, after spending so much on mark
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
What happened to go-webview1?
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Isn't that a war on billionaires using drugs? Where "information usage being criminalized" is "drug consumption being criminalized" and the "billionaire doing drugs" is the "multi-billion dollar corpo
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Rails has a lot of "magic". Which is fine if you only hire veteran Rails developers who know the magic, but over time it becomes organizationally exhausting because ultimately you will have to train people, you will have people le
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
Software engineers (and passionate techies in general) are so so so so bad at understanding the true implementation cost of software solutions. Software engineers often believe their product is just so intuitive that they don't conside
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I'm pretty sure most people saying Yes or No to this don't have the information or legal background to actually give that answer. Saying something confidently does not make it so.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
The metadata (ip, client headers, timestamps, etc) alone is going to be over 100 bytes. How pretty do people think real world data sets are? Now scale that to billions of records. What a terrible cultural icon Musk has become.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> The problem with not having the .com of your name is that it signals weakness. Spending money on trivialities is not how you project strength. If your business is so fragile it rests on the reputation of its TLD, you are already weak.
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
I think a lot about the emotional abuse the Overwatch team has faced over the years. They created a once in a generation experience which outperformed every reasonable expectation (OWL was not a reasonable expectation unless you are on shro
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by tmp_anon_22 4y ago
> You can run them ragged and then replace as needed. Until you can't. A good case study is Dice Stockholm, perhaps best known for their stewardship of the Battlefield franchise. They butchered the launch of two titles in a row and

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