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by zffr 4y ago
I interviewed at Meta more recently than that, and the engineers I spoke with mentioned the same thing.
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by zffr 4y ago
> I view layoffs as a last resort, so we decided to rein in other sources of cost before letting teammates go. So spending a few billion less on the metaverse was not an option?
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by zffr 4y ago
Does your program require macOS? If not, maybe you could run the program on a low-end machine from AWS/GCP. With terraform its pretty easy to create/destroy a VM on demand for testing.
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by zffr 4y ago
I guess the hope is that revenue will eventually grow exponentially and outpace growing costs
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by zffr 4y ago
If the Jevko spec does not handle white space and leaves it to clients, then it will cause issues for data interchange. In order for 2 different clients to read the same Jevko file, they will need to align on how they handle white space.
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by zffr 4y ago
What's strange to me is that tuna even feel the urge to scratch themselves
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by zffr 4y ago
IMO I didn't get the sense that the title is complaining. I took the title as neutral statement and assumed the article would provide evidence for the claim and possibly commentary on it.
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by zffr 4y ago
If a client retries it’s not necessary for all 100 requests to be attempted again. The system could be designed to only repeat the unsuccessful operations.
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by zffr 4y ago
Tangentially related, but learning to build a programming language has helped me grow as a software engineer too.
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by zffr 4y ago
In my experience, Apple was not like this. I was on a user-facing team, and we hardly looked at metrics related to our product's usage. In some cases we didn't even have meaningful metrics to look at.
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by zffr 4y ago
There are lots of versions of things and online content doesn’t always specify what version it applies to. This can lead to confusing situations where things that are supposed to work don’t work for you. For example, there’s still a lot of
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by zffr 4y ago
> pay off the whole $240 billion USD debt owed by the Philippines. Why do this?
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by zffr 4y ago
> The counterpoint to this is if you aren't specifically assigned tasks you're basically expected to go through the backlog to hunt for things to do. In most companies the backlog is never empty and so you don't really get
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by zffr 4y ago
Can you be more specific? I feel that an iPhone user might say the same about android if they were to switch.
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by zffr 4y ago
Maybe the problem is that your are pushing yourself too hard. I think you will feel significantly less fatigued if you cut the intensity of your running workouts in half. From here you can work on slowly increasing your speed and endurance.
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by zffr 4y ago
I use a custom git alias `git recent` almost every day. It shows you the the most recent branches you have worked on. This is useful for when you are are trying to find a branch you have worked on recently, but forgot its name. To use this
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by zffr 4y ago
Off to be the wizard
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by zffr 4y ago
I would suggest looking at how the tracker communicates with the app and try to reverse engineer that part. Once you are able to communicate with the tracker, you can build your own app. Trying to reverse engineer the API the app uses seems
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by zffr 4y ago
Even if the discussions are civil, should employees use company time and internal platforms for discussing this issue?
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by zffr 4y ago
Take a screenshot and zoom in. If perfectly pixel aligned the edges should be sharp even when zoomed in on a screen shot. In the screenshot you will see slightly blurry edges.
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by zffr 4y ago
I feel like this game might be more fun if your score was based on how close you get to the correct color, instead of a binary success or failure.
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by zffr 4y ago
Ah this is probably the explanation. I was using my phone as a hotspot for my laptop.
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by zffr 5y ago
I’m not sure why, but I’m seeing 1mbps on fast.com, and 20mbps on speedtest.net. Weird how there’s such a huge difference
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by zffr 5y ago
I interpret 18-25, and 25-35 as [18, 25), and [25, 35). So a 25yo would pick the second range
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by zffr 5y ago
Works for me on iOS safari
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by zffr 5y ago
Even if this can't do a 100% job, isn't it still useful to automatically identify the obvious NSFW content?
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by zffr 5y ago
As a website owner what is the benefit of conforming to semantic web formats? It seems like it just makes your website easier to scrape which might be the opposite of what you want.
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by zffr 5y ago
At least in NYC the HOA fees can be crazy. I have seen as high as 3k/ko for a 1.25M condo
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by zffr 5y ago
The post was not written by me, I just copied the title in the linked post.
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My current Indie Hacking toolkit(indiehackers.com)
4 points by zffr 5y ago|1 comments

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