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by wuunderbar 7y ago
My problem is when this company fizzles out in 2 years and stops servicing or supporting their product. If Apple make made something like this, I may bite.
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Tech giants pledge unprecedented [joint] action to tackle terrorist content(smh.com.au)
1 points by wuunderbar 7y ago|0 comments
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Nextdoor raises $123M at a $2.1B valuation(venturebeat.com)
6 points by wuunderbar 7y ago|3 comments
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
The problem is that it seems that people (not most, but sizable enough in my city that I used to see it everyday) seem to be okay with vandalizing the scooters. I can only think they’re more ready to do it belongs to a big company rather th
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
Does anyone have more details about the ground transceiver? How large will it be? What are the power requirements? How much view of the sky does it need?
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
What's going to be the power and size requirements of the ground transceiver? Do we have details on that?
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by wuunderbar 7y ago
I know this is subjective but: Is there a reason they needed to add those distinctive and overly-futuristic headlights that screams electric car? One of the reasons I like Tesla vehicles is that while they look decent they don’t try to over
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
I think you're misinterpreting what he means. Every couple years you should be just evaluating whether you're taking on more responsibilities or you're working on genuinely more difficult/complex problems. If you're
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
What about "Right of First Refusal" in the context of start-up equity? How does this work in practice?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
> Each of these accounts is associated with a different stolen identity, but all email from these services are received by the same Gmail account. Thus, the group is able to centralize and organize their fraudulent activity around a smal
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
What if what you're working on is going to take longer than 25 minutes, and then taking that 5 minute break breaks up your mental flow? That is, after returning after 5 minutes it takes a couple minutes to re-orient yourself to the pro
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
How do you account for people inflating or lying about their work on their CV? I think those sites you mentioned only get you to the point of actually having your skills vetted. It's not a solution to the proposed problem of interviewi
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
Agreed. I find a lot of the marketing to be gimmicky and super played out. However, I thought the same of Robinhood when it was first announced and that turned out pretty decent.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
What sort of work are you in?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
> In reality it's more often than not a role-playing exercise where you are pretending to be coworkers trying to solve problems together. Sure you'd be the one leading the problem solving, but being capable to explain your thou
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
People do it all the time; many US office workplaces are okay with it. However, not everyone has an office situation like that nor should we need to live in fear of getting items delivered to our home.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
Do you have any particular links for Matt Levine content you found interesting?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
What would be the advantage of using this over Kinesis?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
Being more derided by the community doesn't mean it isn't worth playing the game for some. I personally loathe these types of interviews and don't administer them myself. Nonetheless, it isn't going away anytime soon and
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
> "wow I'm so lucky I got through that interview, there's no way I would pass it if I did it again today." That's because most people wouldn't pass their interviews if you gave it to them again. Unfortunatel
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
> I also appreciate the decision to prioritise data integrity over site usability too. That actually goes against what happened; they seemed to have implemented an automated failover which resulted in a split-brain situation rather than
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
So why do we continue to pander to Saudia Arabia politically? Note: I have a very shallow understanding of the US-SA relationship.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
How often do people actually get cold-introduced from someone they simply "connected" with on LinkedIn to someone else? What incentive would they have?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
Some thoughts on this from a core Redis maintainer: http://antirez.com/news/122
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
I'll chip in $1 for this.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
For videos, Usenet is still going strong.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
I would hope that a "Devops Engineer" or similar would be able to breeze through Easy leetcode problems (i.e., string manipulation) without issue.
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
So punk is vandalism?
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
Great article I'm glad to see at least one tech giant is (attempting) to cater towards low-end smart phones: https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/27/instagram-lite/
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by wuunderbar 8y ago
And what exactly am I looking at here?

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