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by voz_ 5y ago
Do bubbles become less of a bubble a certain point? What problems does it solve? It has no real use.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Same as always, a solution with no real problems to solve. Crypto is a big, useless, bubble.
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by voz_ 5y ago
Living in California, you wouldn't know we had mental facilities...
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by voz_ 5y ago
What are some use cases / problems this solves?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Its about helping organization utilize their data - nothing more, nothing less. Palantir does not own the data. They do not fuse some secret magic data source with other secret magic data sources. They provide tooling and platforms to allow
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by voz_ 6y ago
No. Most of the deriders here have no idea of the amount of good they do.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Congrats to a wonderful company.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Please provided sources for all your claims, then we can talk :)
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by voz_ 6y ago
One of the founders of this thing was my first EM at Uber. He was (and is) a very strong engineer, and a great overall guy. Huge kudos, and I wish him the best success. If you wanna put your money in a company started by decidedly not-scumb
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by voz_ 6y ago
1) Unemployment for software engineers is negative, there's way more room to hire skilled people before salaries become the reason people switch amongst top companies. 2) The poster I replied to stated that lower labor costs were the p
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by voz_ 6y ago
Very hot take. I couldn't disagree more. The ultimate aim of these diversity projects is to help members of disenfranchised communities find meaningful employment at good companies. This both strengthens the product and makes the compa
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by voz_ 6y ago
I wrote something like this for Uber, except for Android and iOS. It was very fun.
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by voz_ 6y ago
I know. I cannot imagine the petty vitriol that must be the highlight of his day. I am more sad than angry.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Wow, homophobic, transphobic, and anti-semitic all in one useless comment. Please never come back here.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Pretty necessary, I cant imagine working at a FAANG without at least having read and understood "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" cover to cover.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Typical empty nothing statement from Lyft. I highly doubt they will exist by then. Uber is falling back to food during coronavirus quarantine, what does Lyft have?
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by voz_ 6y ago
I generally do everything on AWS or GCP, with a little Azure sometimes for personal projects. In what world does IBM beat one of those three in anything? Generally curious - how they are able to stay competitive?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Your paper is lovely and your work is valuable. Thank you for pushing the envelope just a little bit. Our modern world is built by as much of things like this - that push out science but by bit, as it is by advanced measured in monumental l
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by voz_ 6y ago
That is fair. It does not contribute to curiosity, discovery, or good conversation. I will remove the negative bits.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Consider using ONNX instead.
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by voz_ 6y ago
I think "Never gonna give you up" is different. It's the basis of a prank, it is silly, but it does not inspire the same level of dedication to re-creating or really any kind of creativity around musical effort as two other s
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by voz_ 6y ago
Odd take. I found this article extremely interesting. Perhaps give it a chance?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Yeah, "Woah this site is something else" -> This is hot garbage, why the eff would you make it?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Walmart pushing innovation? Citation needed.
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by voz_ 6y ago
I am not an alt of whoever that person is. Which page did you check? Why is my comment weird?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Woah this site is something else. I'm having a really hard time following. What does it do? What is a token?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Anecdotal, but it seems to be on par with iOS Objc->Swift. New stuff is Kotlin, but unless you have a strong reason to rewrite, it stays ObjC.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Such a hot take. This is not reddit. Please expand on your thoughts and articulate it clearly. I've not yet heard of a single convincing argument in favor of Oracle.
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is far closer to how a lot of modern RPGs work.
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by voz_ 6y ago
ah, gotcha! Very good :)

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