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by vthallam 7y ago
> How do we know that? As the sibling comment mentions, companies are able to build large scale systems by engineers who got in through these kind of interviews. I am not saying this is the right way or wrong way, but it definitely works
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by vthallam 7y ago
I don't know of any academic research, but Triplebyte is trying to understand this better. Their interview process involves a little of algo problems and pairing on hangouts. Also, there's no one size fits all theory. There are co
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by vthallam 7y ago
The scale of offense has no correlation to how the cops would respond during an arrest, a slight mis-understanding during encounter could lead to unintended consequences. That said, this whole billion dollar is a good way to get PR and forc
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by vthallam 7y ago
We use HighFive at work and it works great. Never had issues on web or on mobile.
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by vthallam 7y ago
Not op, but I'd sell if I think there's no upside anymore.
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by vthallam 8y ago
The thing about recorded songs or videos is, the income compounds and has a chance to grow exponentially over time. The same is not true for you going around and playing music.
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by vthallam 8y ago
For a start, showing the most relevant details. Tech stack, whether they support Visa/Relocation, % of the people who heard back when they have applied(is it worth candidates time to even look at it). Also better filtering with multipl
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by vthallam 8y ago
Well, my favorite domain. As the standard saying goes, recruiting is hard. It mostly about matching candidates and company's expectation and they tend to wildly fluctuate. Hired, A-List, Vettery, Indeed Prime all fit in the same catego
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by vthallam 8y ago
Mealpal doesn't have a cancel subscription option on their app. You have to email them for them to cancel your subscription. Who even does that, smh.
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by vthallam 8y ago
Is billing really important for your project? like can you release and iterate? The biggest mistake I did when I was working on a reasonably bigger project is that I wanted all modules to be in there to Go Live, to the point I ended up fixi
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by vthallam 8y ago
For a pre-defined wake word, it should be pretty fast. It could also cache your query if it is still waiting for google home's response.
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India: the next internet frontier(cnn.com)
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India Curbs Power of Amazon and Walmart to Sell Products Online(nytimes.com)
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by vthallam 8y ago
{'Huntsville': 1, 'Arlington': 1, 'Florida': 1, 'Virginia': 1, 'Greenville': 1, 'Melbourne': 1, 'State College': 1, 'Maryland': 1, 'Austin': 1, '
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by vthallam 8y ago
I completely relied on the python package "GeoText" for locations.I see Geneva and Lausanne from Switzerland, i will have to double check if the package missed it or there were not many posts on the hiring thread. Thanks for point
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by vthallam 8y ago
Thanks. I added a note at the skills section about the false positives. Really should have paid attention, but i guess i was just excited to show it off, first :(. I am on it fixing the regex.
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by vthallam 8y ago
OP here. As some people were commenting, Scala and excel I guess have some false positives which reflect the unusual popularity. I did try to limit the search to exact word, but think that I overlooked that part. I will try fix the code and
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Show HN: Analysis of 2018 Hacker News “Who Is Hiring” Job Posts(letstalkalgorithms.com)
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by vthallam 8y ago
This whole thing was a net negative PR for Robinhood. The fact that they removed old tweets, blog post and started calling this cash management is downright fraud. It doesn't make sense even as a growth hack, because they already have
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Robinhood Will Retool Checking Product Following Scrutiny(bloomberg.com)
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Facebook reveals bug exposed 6.8M users' photos(cnn.com)
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Increasing Ad Transparency Ahead of India’s General Elections(newsroom.fb.com)
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by vthallam 8y ago
Link to their blog post instead - https://blog.robinhood.com/news/2018/12/13/introducing-robin...
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Robinhood introduces checking accounts with 3% interest(blog.robinhood.com)
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by vthallam 8y ago
why not r/fitness. These kind of crowd sourced websites require a lot of people to use it. last i checked r/fitness has millions of subscribers.
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by vthallam 8y ago
Think it's a smart decision, the Chinese market is full of DJI or Xiaomi anyway, so they will not be losing any market share there.
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When the H-1B Transfer Denials Crisis Hits Home(people.ai)
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by vthallam 8y ago
This is definitely a problem for a lot of people. When I was in grad school, I used to go to Hackathons a lot, build a cool working backend, but a ugly front end which just does the job and I never won anything until I forced myself to lear
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by vthallam 8y ago
Do you pick a niche or just look for any products which has good margin? Also, do you use any tools to identify products or categories which are top selling? Appreciate any information
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Kubernetes 1.13 – What's New?(k8s.co.in)
2 points by vthallam 8y ago|1 comments

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