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751.
by tmpz22 4y ago
I think the absence of legislation is a sign of the regional politics not the needs of the population
752.
by tmpz22 4y ago
> It might suck to spend 4hr writing a doc Maybe our releases are too big but our technical specs take much longer to write and even longer to coordinate stakeholders when conflicts do come up. Can people really crank these docs out in 4
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> Am I doing the math wrong? You’d need to show your estimated incomes and expenses and explain your retirement goals. As a Bay Area native it seems high unless you’re paying $50k/yr for expensive colleges. I’d expect the same to be
754.
by tmpz22 4y ago
It devolves into “here’s this really dumb thing that we deal with, oh and this stupid thing is to deal with Y” - it’s really hard to be cynical with trying to break down the layers of abstraction and how they came to be.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
A lot of FANNG is non-software roles. A lot of FANNG are contractors. A lot of FANNG is over leveraged (house, random tax liabilities, supporting family members). I’m utterly convinced FANNG comp is overvalued due to selection bias on Blind
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by tmpz22 4y ago
You could use a browser emulation tool to complete the oauth flow but it would be a pain and ultimately brittle to the smallest changes
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by tmpz22 4y ago
OWL raised over $100M and tried to blitz scale a sport into popular culture. In their hubris they made a long list of mistakes certainly including the ones you mention. To me the dumbest thing they did was legally kill community tournaments
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by tmpz22 5y ago
All that education and they still didn’t have the common sense to maybe not go to North Korea
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by tmpz22 5y ago
It’s super hard no doubt but I wonder how much of the data was hot vs cold.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
On new Reddit I get infinite loading on mobile, which forces me to type in old. It’s frustrating that there are clear regressions on mobile even for a mobile centric overhaul.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Don’t threaten Linux users with a good time.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
There is so much variety in web development that to crown any language as “the best” is at best unproductive. This attitude of “what is the best” promotes cargo culting and should stop.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Why not lower all regulations based on the fact that some people do them drunk? Doctors? Bus drivers? Security forces?
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Consider relief supplies to Haiti or New Orleans. If you want it on the ground you have to send aid from every possible angle.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
GP is most certainly referencing the sugar daddy explosion
766.
by tmpz22 5y ago
Is there any solution yet that doesn’t require the driver to be sober in order to intervene at any given moment?
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by tmpz22 5y ago
There are plenty of other reasons if you think through it even a little bit. * Are the founders or employees living in their office? * Are they treating it like a work environment or a party house? Are the work, kitchen, and bathroom enviro
768.
by tmpz22 5y ago
What kind of data protections and access control is in place? Could a cop access the ring data of an ex lover?
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Is there anything startups won't bet on?
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Its interesting that you can click freebeacon.com in the HN title and view all the other HN submissions for this site.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
To be fair selenium style scraping can take a lot of time to setup if you aren’t already familiar with the tooling, and the browser rendering apis are unintuitive and sometimes flat out broken.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
Tinfoil hat: they knew the M1 macs would be a big draw and got intentionally soft on optimizing 2019 intel models.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
The data backs it up [1]. Sentencing disparities based on race in the United States are undeniable. [1]: https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/assets/141027_iachr...
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by tmpz22 5y ago
I had my deposit stolen recently by a large corporate landlord in SF when COVID lockdowns started. Large corporate landlords are the ones who calculate the legal costs of massive abuses and do it anyways.
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by tmpz22 5y ago
“Writing books in minutes not months” Who else is excited to read it?
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by tmpz22 5y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=are+saunas+energy+efficient
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by tmpz22 5y ago
OEMs buy licenses in bulk they do not pay $100 a pop and it doesn’t get passed onto the user as a full $100 add on. Similarly if you’re building it yourself you can buy for significantly less from a reseller, many of which are wholly legiti
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by tmpz22 5y ago
MTurk is a laughable source of input and a lot of academics rely on it for their papers
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by tmpz22 5y ago
> wait a few seconds for the UI to catch up When loading it absolutely takes 4-6 seconds to complete rendering. If you’re talking about intra-page actions like adding a complex ui element after load you’re right it is better then Jira in
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by tmpz22 5y ago
> It’s fast and responsive What parts of notion are you claiming are fast and responsive? In my experience using the web app is very slow, and search is monstrously slow. We still use it but slowness is our chief complaint for the platfo

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