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Comment #46537974
Bank of America Unlimited Cash Rewards for the win :) My only regret is not realizing sooner that it existed since I used the Citi Double Cash card for so long.
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Comment #43702038
It makes me think of the how "I have thirst" is the literal translation from the French for "I'm thirsty."
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Comment #42765036
The Abseil time library makes time and date parsing and manipulation a lot nicer in C++: https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/time
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Comment #39406732
I reviewed a CL from Hyrum at Google where he was trying to remove a `set_timeout(float)` method in favor of `set_timeout(absl::Duration)` and changed the former to delegate to the…
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Comment #37538397
Something else to consider is compile time versus runtime validation with formatting libraries, e.g. due to passing the wrong number or type of arguments. The Abseil str_format lib…
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Comment #35844097
I wish I could find the article I read a while ago on the history, but it reminds me of how "nauseous" ended up becoming synonymous with "nauseated."
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Comment #35689264
Sorry, I didn't check comments for a while. The target date funds tend to have higher management fees and yes, worse composition of stocks versus bonds compared to holding a mix yo…
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Comment #35585431
FYI you may be better off using an index fund and then rebalancing into bonds or other fixed income options closer to retirement. See this article, for example. https://www.cnbc.co…
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Comment #35330433
That would also be interesting to analyze: which de facto attributes do people add because they think they're needed to pass an initial screening?
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Comment #35330225
http://archive.today/W0LzA
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Comment #30342030
The C API for Julia also has almost no documentation. There is a getting started guide, which is great, but if you want to do anything more advanced (e.g. creating structs like in …
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Comment #29228696
There's even a subreddit dedicated to awful taste but great execution :) https://old.reddit.com/r/ATBGE/
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Comment #28642810
Gordon is amazing, and it's almost impossible to beat him to an answer for certain types of questions :) I had the chance to meet him a few years back to talk through some new SQL …
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Comment #28265940
Axios uses this format, where they have a short summary and bullet points. Here's an example: https://www.axios.com/tropical-storm-henri-slams-new-england...
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Comment #27845594
Sharing since this sounds interesting but also like a terrible financial idea.
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Comment #27832385
I hadn't heard about this mantra before: Management's reasoning fell in line with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's early mantra, "company over country," according to the book. "As a private g…
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Comment #27569992
absl::StrFormat provides compile-time safety: https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/format
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Comment #27558035
Did you keep in touch with any of the other students? I can't imagine that anyone came away thinking it was pleasant, but I'm curious how their thoughts on the experience compared …
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Comment #27546805
I saw a lot of this when I worked at Google, both with internal-facing products and external-facing ones (software, though, not hardware). Organization A would build their own quer…
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Comment #27090553
Archive link: http://archive.today/2021.05.08-195117/https://www.nytimes.c...