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Github: https://github.com/hatred
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Comment #49156621
The above might be too far-fetched as it only applied to India? They did pay a fine to the regulator and resumed trading (might not be the same strategy though) To OP’s original qu…
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Comment #21509567
hmm, I did not know that. Do you have some external links or returns to back this claim?
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Comment #21506719
Think there are many others (you mentioned one of them e.g., TGS) but they are not in the same league as RenTec's medallion fund.
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Comment #19850764
Does anyone know of any well known tools that generate bindings in other languages e.g., Python from C++ code? IIUC, this tool does the opposite i.e., generate C++/other language b…
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Comment #19159359
Curious, what kind of companies were these? In my experience in the valley, almost all of the h1b's I have worked with are the smartest people I know from top colleges.
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Comment #18316388
hmm, I don't think it is pre-tax. May be some NFLX employee can confirm.
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Comment #18316380
hmm, from what I have seen, $400k is usually their de-facto salary that gets junior folks (L4/E4) from F/G to make their top of market and move to NFLX. Beyond that, do you know ho…
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Comment #18315951
You get the option to invest any portion of your salary in NFLX stock options.
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Comment #18272139
This is from another similar post from a couple of weeks back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18217762
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Comment #17721829
Interesting. Do you happen to know if there is a formal process to do so or just an email would suffice?
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Ask HN: Quarterly result info of startup after quitting in SV?
For an ex-employee with some exercised equity at a SV startup, are they eligible by law to get quarterly results?
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Comment #17459280
Do you have any links to confirm the latter? From what I have been seeing, the number of both Indian/Chinese students coming to the US for studying has gone down post the Trump adm…
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Comment #17228030
What was Github's current valuation? It seems that the last round valued them at $2b in 2015. Around ~3x multiple on the last round (~7.5b$). Hopefully, the employees are all happy…
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Comment #16698315
Curious, did you evaluate any other similar technologies like Swarm/(Mesos+Marathon) etc.? What made you eventually go ahead with K8s other than the main obvious reason (the commun…
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Comment #16434963
They are upvoted because they are extremely nifty and useful :) Check out their usage in Cassandra: http://cassandra.apache.org/doc/latest/operating/bloom_filte... There should be …
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Comment #16375547
The driver was around near by; this was in SF. I paid a generous tip via the app.
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Comment #16373217
Hmm, my experience with Lyft was slightly different. I went to past trips, clicked find lost item. The support reached out to the driver in 10 minutes and I had the driver at my do…
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Comment #16306483
Usually the common stocks goes at a discount of around close to 15-20percent when compared to preferred for good deals. If the company is not doing well, the discount would be high…
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Comment #16125987
Most startups in SV though have a standard ROFR clause. So as long as you can find a buyer, you would get paid. That being said, read the options agreement carefully and ensure you…
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Comment #15979078
Please don’t spread FUD when you have no clue what you are talking about. Mesos core is certainly not legacy and has been on C++11 for a long time/is very well maintained and has a…
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Comment #15817121
I couldn't understand the part about an employee and loosing my job. Are you saying that they won't be able to sell their equity even at a steep discount in 90 days? Even, if they …
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Comment #15689486
Its not that trivial. ISO's have a $100k limit.
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Comment #15689313
You seem to be bringing up a really good point. From reading the article earlier, I was under the false impression that this applies to ISO's too but looks like it only applies to …
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Comment #15687999
Yeah, mostly applies to pre-IPO companies offering stock options/RSU's.
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Comment #15684462
Makes sense, Thanks.