wanderr

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by wanderr 8y ago
Former Grooveshark engineer here. Somehow I hadn't heard about this project until now. In case the author reads this - feel free to reach out to me if you have questions about how any GS features worked or how we solved certain problem
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PagerDuty Scores $1.3B Valuation in $90M Round(forbes.com)
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by wanderr 8y ago
In that case maybe make them smile.amazon.com links so some proceeds go to charity?
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by wanderr 8y ago
Like so? https://imgur.com/gallery/YiwxQKy
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by wanderr 8y ago
We don't intentionally throw our garbage directly into the ocean, but it still makes its way there. Follow a garbage truck for a while and note how much loose trash falls out either while it's driving around or while it's pic
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by wanderr 8y ago
Maybe for some people. Exercise doesn't give me energy. I do it anyway and find ways to make it enjoyable, but if I'm tired it's a slog.
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by wanderr 8y ago
I switched to iPhone for a few months after being on Android since the Motorola Droid. All of Android's little annoyances and failed promises to fix problems for years finally annoyed me into trying out an iPhone (6s). Apple's bui
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by wanderr 8y ago
The article mentions that captive axolotls are in bad shape due to severe inbreeding.
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by wanderr 8y ago
Reddit is a skewed reflection of the internet world. It does not appeal to all groups equally.
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by wanderr 9y ago
Full disclosure: I work at Dropbox. Dropbox is a company that values mentorship. It is something that is explicitly called out and rewarded in performance evaluations, and it's one of the reasons I chose to accept the job offer from Dr
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by wanderr 9y ago
Non linear feed makes it crappy for me. Now I'm guaranteed to miss stuff from people I care about, just like on FB.
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by wanderr 9y ago
What's the test called?
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by wanderr 9y ago
There is also potentially a lot of benefit to having the water enter the soil and eventually make its way down into the aquifer instead of just shunting it "away".
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by wanderr 9y ago
I finally gave up on keeping Eudora working a few years ago, but I still haven't found anything nearly as good. I think the 2 best features were: -Performance. It was fast as hell even on old equipment, downright instantaneous on moder
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by wanderr 9y ago
I developed allergies and asthma seemingly out of the blue at around 8 years old, and my allergies grew in scope over time. At first I was just allergic to cats, but eventually that became all animals with fur or feathers, tree pollen and
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by wanderr 9y ago
It's been a long time since I ordered something from Walmart for in store pickup, but it was a nightmare. Would have been much faster to locate the items myself and go through checkout.
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by wanderr 9y ago
Thanks, I appreciate it!
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by wanderr 9y ago
I did that a few years ago so I'm hoping you have better luck. ;)
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by wanderr 9y ago
As an Airbnb employee I hope you don't mind feature requests. ;) I have severe animal allergies, so using Airbnb is quite annoying for me, there's a way to filter for places that allow pets but not the inverse. Every time I try to
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by wanderr 9y ago
Does this do direct match on location only, or search in a radius? San Francisco only shows things happening in the city proper, no surrounding areas. Could be that's all there is but I'd expect other parts of the bay to show up a
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by wanderr 9y ago
In a downtown area the speeds are likely not high, and the traffic is likely stop and go, with lots of opportunity for revving engines as drivers jam the accelerator down from a dead stop. My previous apartment had a busy highway on one sid
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by wanderr 9y ago
How does this compare to the percona tools?
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by wanderr 9y ago
The first laptop I could afford was a used Toshiba Satellite that had Vista on it. A well off college student was having problems with it BSODing constantly, so she was selling it as "broken, maybe you can use it for spare parts?"
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by wanderr 9y ago
> Have people been deeply scarred by the big tech bubble? It bursted in 2001; if CS majors who went through it experienced a long period of difficulty, then it could be the case that they successfully warned off younger people from major
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by wanderr 9y ago
The few times that has happened to me (not very often) I've complained and they've been happy to give me a credit for the inconvenience.
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by wanderr 9y ago
the point is, you're arguing with the article, not my point.
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by wanderr 9y ago
The meta argument I am trying to make is that recent arguments about this have shifted to including accounting for jobs (and usually experience levels), since jecjec was claiming that it's still the antiquated version that does not acc
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by wanderr 9y ago
Maybe that's what it used to be based on but more recent things I've seen have been talking about the difference for the same work, education and experience, i.e.: "Even when comparing the sexes with the same job title at the
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by wanderr 9y ago
That's not what the gender pay gap is. It's about inequal pay for the same work.
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by wanderr 9y ago
Seems to choke on my map complex directive. [nginx_parser] ERROR Failed to parse config ... Expected end of text (at char 148), (line:8, col:1) the line in question: map $cookie_MULTI_SITE_3:$cookie_client_ms:$cookie_counselor_ms $magic_

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