Viewing profile — kenrikm
kenrikm
HN member- Joined
- Thu, Feb 23, 2012, 2:11 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 1,584
- Public activity
- 782 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About kenrikm
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #14492411
I'm a Senior iOS Engineer with a background in design. Just applied, look forward to talking with you.
-
comment
Comment #14492168
I would suggest listing the location / onsite / remote
-
comment
Comment #13557342
Tesla is under $190kwh for their battery packs and falling.
-
comment
Comment #12708685
Laughing at someone's code is like laughing at someone's painting or their novel or really any other creative endeavor. It's not ok period.
-
comment
Comment #12708675
That is completely unacceptable behavior. If you were in my company I would petition to have you fired. I hold a strict no asshole rule, life is too short to work with people who w…
-
comment
Comment #12708639
It sounds like your org is lacking in some basic leadership. If issues are brought up in the code it either needs to be corrected or justified with the team.
-
comment
Comment #12635975
Or he could keep it as it is.. add a link to the page for a new page "For the Big Wigs" that's more enterprisey and uses words like "synergy"
-
comment
Comment #12220356
Even if the terms ate up 2.9B of the 3B an engineer with 1 point will still walk away with close to a million. I don't buy it.
-
comment
Comment #12089420
If you don't want a catalytic converter on your car for performance or intentionally running rich a/f mix etc.. you can put the O2 sensor into a "spark plug tool" that'll trick the…
-
comment
Comment #11684857
Heavy in relation to trucks is usually linked with "heavy duty" which is a good thing. Many truck manufacturers use "heavy duty" in their branding.
-
comment
Comment #11393823
This is actually kind of a bad thing to do, since you're intentionally wasting other people's time.
-
comment
Comment #11115886
I'm not sure I get it? Why not just buy a Macbook and install Ubuntu? you get the nicely designed hardware and don't have to run OSX if you don't want to.
- story
- story
-
comment
Comment #10583150
The quoted range was two miles though I have to think that was within the atmosphere. Even in LEO something fired @ 1500mph relative to the source should continue to travel at that…
-
comment
Comment #10413533
It's quite trivial to setup a method that implements "NSSelectorFromString" [1] etc.. and have it read from a Json payload send from a server. It's very hard for Apple to check for…
-
comment
Comment #10387038
We still have a functioning version in South Florida called "los olas" (Fort Lauderdale area) http://www.pocockfineart.com/sitebuilder/images/1Aerial2copy...
-
comment
Comment #10316857
You're kidding me right? Android applications are allowed to run daemons that will continue to run if you like it or not. [1] Due to Google's lax review process basically you can w…
-
comment
Comment #10283383
“I thought … there should be proper rules and regulations,” Batth says. “We have a very corrupt society back in India. With money, anything gets done. I never thought it would be t…
-
comment
Comment #10278627
Also, lets not forget that this all really kicked off once we changed our style of governments feudalistic to capitalistic. It's not the last 100 years but rather the last 200 that…
-
comment
Comment #10239332
The solution is not to tax "toys" as you call them, there are already plenty of existing tax dollars to go around. The larger issue is that we would rather buy 1700 F35 fighters in…
-
comment
Comment #10233678
Likely HDMI 1.4, 24fps @ 4k, 30fps @ UHD. Interestingly the new Apple TVs hardware is capable of 4k even though it does not currently "support it" (HDMI 1.4, and A8 with can play 4…
-
comment
Comment #10233656
The original Wii shows that yes, they do. The Wii was SD when HD was the hot thing and yet still sold like hotcakes (at the time) because it was casual (non gamer) friendly.
-
comment
Comment #10110866
"So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish"
-
comment
Comment #10036723
In my apps I generally use the Hamburger menu to hide stuff that's required but not used very often. (Settings, legal agreements etc..) Since engagement is lower for these things a…