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kgp7

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    Comment #47590905

    I thought I was the only one who had this problem - so annoying, and the frequent Ui glitches when it asks you to choose an option .

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    Comment #39947129

    I work with an engineer who is visually challenged and uses emacs with dictation to code. He is a pretty phenomenal engineer.

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    Comment #39824064

    Presto is actively switching to use Velox as the backend ( https://github.com/prestodb/presto/tree/master/presto-native... ) . It is also being used extensively internally, again t…

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    Comment #39822823

    This isnt really true, Meta if anything has doubled down on Velox.

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    Comment #39821862

    This is being actively used at Meta in Production across several engines ; the paper makes explicit references to this.

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    Comment #36774758

    The fact that it's open for even commercial applications is going to ensure this spreads like wildfire.

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    Comment #35658160

    My argument is not that 'I found interview easy and hence not so bad'. My argument is that in Lyfts case engineering hasnt been the problem with why its business is failing. > Then…

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    Comment #35657147

    Its disingenuous to claim that these engineers werent delivering business value. James Gosling worked on Java at Sun and Sun failed, would you say that Gosling isnt a good engineer…

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    Comment #35656822

    This seems to be a common trope at HN where the failure of a company must be because of their hiring practice. Your comment also implies that the current failure has been engineeri…

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    Comment #16542697

    If you look at the waves in the water you can tell they are different.

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    Comment #15113944

    > Contrary to popular perception, Infosys is a valued company in many respects including HR policies, growth, and frugal innovation. I am not aware of anything innovative that has …

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    Comment #14462824

    Apple | Cupertino, CA | Data Engineer |Full time | Onsite Apple is a technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electroni…

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    Comment #14239472

    Apple | Cupertino, CA | Data Engineer |Full time | Onsite Apple is a technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electroni…

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    Comment #14036674

    Apple | Cupertino, CA | Data Engineer |Full time | Onsite Apple is a technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electroni…

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    Comment #13085308

    Apple | Cupertino, CA | Data Engineer |Full time | Onsite Apple is a technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electroni…

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    Comment #11575978

    > doesn’t end here. BigQuery has background processes that constantly look at all the stored data and check if it can be optimized even further. Perhaps initially data was loaded i…

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    Comment #10590141

    This assumes that the H1B's filed by the outsourcing companies are engineers your startup would want to hire. Unfortunately thats not true, most good quality engineers are almost n…

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    Comment #10461332

    > Apple Watch is just ~4% after a year The Apple Watch just went on sale this year.

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    Comment #7060441

    I am pretty sure nothing is streamed off of AWS - possibly Cloudfrount , but based on what I know of Netflix use L3 and Akamai heavily.

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    Comment #6762894

    The Wii was sold at a profit. Also I believe they are still making a loss, since the component breakdown doesn't include costs of marketing/development etc.

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    Comment #6727069

    The Standard and StandardPlus packages have the same configuration but the Plus package costs 15$ more. Am I missing something ?

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    Comment #6432884

    They never seem to define what a Living room machine is ? I wouldn't consider a desktop be a living room machine.

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