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fataliss
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Comment #38536179
In my experience that's true mostly of large companies that have very standardized interview process. All the startups I worked at so far had some kind of coding question but it wa…
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Ask HN: Finding a tool for categorized text logs
I am looking for a solution to export/ingest text log from various software scripts and applications. It's a small company, with limited amounts of logs (~1Gb/day) All I see is ove…
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Comment #33697512
I think it's partially true and I definitely fall under the category that hates to sink hours into searching for the best YYY where YYY is a random $30 item. But I don't necessaril…
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Comment #31952022
That's the kind of projects we need to get where we need to be in terms of emissions. It won't be easy, but clever solutions where there is real $$ incentives are the ones that can…
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Comment #30925431
Musk is the entrepreneur version of "Move fast; break things" - something like "Make it happen; no matter the cost" kind of guy. Leaving a trail of burnt out/injured employees and …
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Comment #30890930
Not if output was satisfactory before and then drops
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Comment #30594780
Then you'd only ever get candidates that can afford to have a "maybe job" for a while until they get out with no pay check. I'd definitely not work for a company with that arrangem…
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Comment #29411650
I'd love if OP had more details on how they ask "great questions that give her a lot of signal about the candidate’s skills while ensuring the candidate always feels comfortable an…
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Comment #29123811
Somewhat tangential topic, but ... It's interesting to me how most of the companies with real transformative potential have very little need for (dedicated) software engineers. I t…
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Comment #29086731
What's the book's name? No wonder sales are slow, you gotta promote that shit :)
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Comment #28412944
The space race was a wild time. "Accessory to War" by Neil DeGrasse Tyson is a fun and easy read that talks about some pretty sketchy things. And it's nothing new either, the whole…
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Comment #28319601
Is the expected Linus mobile os experience more of a mini laptop with a touchscreen or are they really going after the Android/iOS feel?
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Comment #28240008
Love the mission! It's also such a glaring light on how broken and stupid the credit system is.
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Comment #27365844
And even then, if prohibition showed one thing is that forbidding alcohol does not prevent alcohol drinking at all :D
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Comment #27203615
Can't one facetime on an appleTV/macMini with a webcam? Or use an ipad Pro?
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Comment #26899559
They might just have gotten a "wow these guys have no shame and can sell anything while stabbing your mother in front of you without you batting an eye" feeling that many people in…
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Comment #26756012
Humble brag. In NYC it gets you around the block twice!
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Comment #25875615
So I guess they realized that Starlink was gonna be a whole lot simpler to maintain. While probably not as cheap to start off, it might become it.
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Comment #25786049
I'm sitting here, still waiting for a new Pebble
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Comment #25366346
I'm suspicious because oftentimes things are more complex than a single source. These articles all point to a single prop (47) and seem to really point out to shoplifting. At the s…
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Comment #25366240
It'll probably take a crash and burn of a few big names with VCs being very careful about any new company in that space. I could see something come up that'd be bootstrapped and ju…
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Comment #25364949
Do you have any source on these claims? Cause these are typically hard to measure and I get suspicious when I read "Also recent policies decriminalized many acts and have led to ra…
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Comment #25364765
Can't wait for more reasonable platforms to take over. I'd rather have some clarity and honesty than a stack of sneaky fee and not knowing who gets paid what. I have been pretty mu…
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Comment #25361562
Probably only one of the few tricks we know of. These companies running unscalable models by burning VC money like it's firewood have to somehow smooth the numbers.
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Comment #25327271
What I don't get is why people all try to do their own when there is already a slew of existing solution and it hasn't gained adoption. Why not back something like Stellar if what …