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chojeen

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    Comment #46467695

    A better analogy would be "remotely swing a hammer as a service". You can't build something like that and act shocked when a significant fraction of your users use it to harm peopl…

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    Comment #44771089

    I really don't get a lot of this criticism. For example, who is using iceberg with hundreds of concurrent committers, especially at the scale mentioned in the article (10k rows per…

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    Comment #27977883

    > Riot and Blizzard both have large flagship franchises that they practically decorate their offices around, statues and all. When I was talking to recruiters in the past, Riot sto…

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    Comment #25660577

    Do people have any pride? Why would you subject yourself to this?

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    Comment #24343215

    It's hard to know how to feel about this complex situation. On one hand: - The Chinese government clearly has its tendrils in TikTok and uses it to push its oppressive censorship p…

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    Comment #24121153

    At a startup, there's a good chance Fred's time would be better spent knocking out feature work (you only have so much runway, after all). But at a mature tech company, assuming he…

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    Comment #23167599

    I can't imagine forced remote for all employees would ever become the norm. It feels like likely that companies would move from dedicated offices to leasing co-working spaces for t…

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    Comment #22171979

    Do they still have to label irradiated food in the EU? IIRC many people avoid it because radiation is scary sounding. I have to imagine that chemically treated meat would be an eve…

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    Comment #15602348

    For a couple of years, the only thing that worked for me was mega-huge doses of PPI's. After several pH studies, endoscopies, and other tests confirmed that I don't have abnormal r…

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    Comment #15602226

    FWIW, one of my GI doctors recommended trying alternatives to PPI's, while the other was highly skeptical of these data mining studies and recommended staying the course unless a c…

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    Comment #15602185

    Some people (like myself) suffer from functional dyspepsia, in which GERD-like symptoms are observed with no apparent cause. There's really no standard treatment: some people find …

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    Comment #11989200

    > Depends how pedantic you're being, but ripping DVDs for personal use doesn't count as "piracy" in my book. Exactly this. I got tired of lugging around my gigantic DVD collection …

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    Comment #11328686

    As I get older (I am currently thirty), this is something that terrifies me, mainly because it is something that I have experienced from both sides. I got a B.S. from a major CS un…

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    Comment #10720117

    I worked at Yahoo before and during this period, first as a QA contractor and then as a full-time developer. Before the switch, our team (advertising pipeline on Hadoop) used the w…

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    Comment #10507101

    As an ex-doctoral student in astrophysics, I can confirm that there are a lot of crackpots out there. The most common claim was that heliocentricity was correct, if you can believe…

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    Comment #10438700

    > Getting a response so nasty it's easier to get them into trouble later on. :) I know the comment was tongue-in-cheek, but it bears mentioning: when dealing with the police, your …

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    Comment #10199160

    If you don't need open-source, but instead just want to migrate away from advertising-supported email, I find that FastMail works pretty great and is cheap to boot.

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    Comment #9660858

    My dad owns a mid-size landscaping company in a medium-sized city in the Midwest. Until the Great Recession hit, he'd hire around a hundred of laborers from Mexico and Latin Americ…

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    Comment #9524492

    My method to survive an 80+ hour work week: 1) Actually "work" a 40 hour week 2) Spend the other 40 looking for a new job

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    Comment #9458330

    I love that the desire for developer talent is so great that many employers will bend over backwards to accommodate your desire for work-life balance.

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    Comment #9328115

    Maybe this is a dumb question, but is json (de)serialization really a bottleneck for python web apps in the real world?

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    Comment #9232502

    Why would anyone ever take a job like this when there are tons of interesting jobs that actually do have work-life balance and pay a hell of a lot better? Hell, you could still wor…

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    Comment #9211917

    There are days when I love what I'm working on and I don't want to go home. But I still force myself to leave, because that work will still be there tomorrow, and I'll go in the ne…

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    Comment #9187696

    And it's not like these people are useless. I knew a guy like this in college, and he eventually settled into a decent job. Not everybody needs to be passionate about their work.

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    Comment #8132884

    Also, some Yahoo employees might have transferred over after the acquisition.