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bmat
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Comment #28054683
Yes, liquid comp (salary+bonus) exceeds my total Google comp (salary+bonus+equity). I should qualify this by saying I left Google as an L4 SWE and I'm starting at this company as a…
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Comment #28054590
TIL HN doesn't have DMs. If you add a contact method in your bio I'll reach out
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Comment #28054587
Sent you an email :)
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Comment #28054586
Sent you an email!
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Comment #28034052
I don't want to call out the company without their blessing, but they're a unicorn with $100M+ raised so that certainly helps them be competitive.
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Comment #28026858
If you work at one of these companies and are frustrated by the decision to return to the office, I encourage you to seriously consider leaving to pursue a remote-first career. Not…
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Comment #27994449
Comparing a few dozen cherry-picked headlines over 30+ years to a specific warning by 14,000 scientists is hardly apples to apples. Also, CEI claims the ozone hole was climate alar…
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Comment #23042343
Definitely. My takeaway is we should be skeptical of any comparison between COVID and flu statistics.
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Comment #23042315
For people getting hung up on the apples to oranges analogy: imagine you're a farmer. You're hearing reports that there's a huge surplus of oranges and everyone is cutting producti…
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Comment #23042045
The point was comparing reported COVID deaths to statistically extrapolated flu deaths is apples to oranges. What you quoted was a comparison of reported deaths to reported deaths.…
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Comment #22312928
Zero accidents in 200k miles, so "tragedies avoided" was probably the wrong way to put it. My point is: for every one tragedy, there are hundreds of little ways Autopilot makes eve…
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Comment #22312898
That's fair. In ~200k miles of driving I've also had zero accidents so maybe it's a stretch to call these things 'tragedies avoided'. But the point stands that Autopilot does littl…
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Comment #22306738
> Anyone who has driven with autopilot, how quickly might it react to a perceived obstacle? Would it take a hard turn into a median faster than a person could reasonably react if i…
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Comment #22306605
Before owning a Tesla I did feel like Autopilot was overhyped, but I now realize that's more because of media coverage than anything Tesla is actively conveying. The vehicle softwa…
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Comment #22306545
For every tragedy, there are tragedies avoided. I can attest to a few. In the last 10,000 miles, Autopilot has: safely swerved to avoid a car that would have sideswiped me, preempt…
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Comment #20025573
Similar story here. 29, had been working at a big tech company for almost 4 years. Didn’t really enjoy the work, definitely didn’t enjoy the 1 hour commute. Tried to convince my ma…
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Comment #9468906
As a native of Gainesville, FL (where Grooveshark is based), this is really sad news. Certainly they made mistakes, but what few see is how much they contributed to the tech commun…
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