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neivin
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About neivin
My thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Comment #40181258
Don't worry, some of the people on this list probably have nothing meaningful to share. e.g. a university student (2025 grad) who is working part time is in this list.
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Comment #40181254
Some of these folks are definitely not qualified to mentor anyone.
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Comment #33454672
Most large Stripe clients split traffic. It doesn't make sense to have Stripe be a single point of failure if you're processing enough volume.
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Comment #33454648
Doing even 10 on-site interviews is incredibly draining, especially if you're actually contributing at your full time job. I interviewed around 2 years ago at about 10 places as we…
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Comment #33454413
Anyone who has been there for a decade had options and has already cashed out. Folks who are getting screwed are the ones that joined in ~2017 when they started issuing RSUs instea…
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Comment #33141810
It's definitely not worth an engineer's time to resolve random customer issues, especially as Stripe has grown from ~500 people to ~7000 people. Gone are the days where all the eng…
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Comment #28697299
LOL no. This is literally moving backwards.
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Comment #24665785
SF rents have fallen significantly only in "undesirable" areas which are mostly offices and high rises where rents were exorbitant anyway. My friend's shoebox apartment was $3300/m…
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Comment #22241919
Is this basically the Konmari method? Does this spark joy?
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Comment #22132976
I didn't buy the test because all it would say would be "Congrats! You are 100% asian." I feel like 23&me is literally only useful/interesting to white people because they can see …
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Comment #21346399
Yeah, but then I would have to live in Miami. LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION!
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Comment #21346374
If you create a walled ecosystem within a communist country that straight up bans other competing non Chinese products, you might think that this party is in Shenzhen.
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Comment #21346316
You're assuming that people actually own homes in the bay area. Good one.
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Comment #21062697
Yes! We need more diversity in the executives club!
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Comment #20896675
What do you think of the "country of origin" segregation vs. citizenship. I was born in India and raised in Canada. I'm never going to get permanent residency in the US based on em…
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Comment #19851368
Question: Why don't you just order online and have it shipped to your office/home?
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Comment #19437445
People love Path of Exile because it's essentially a slots machine. Also, it doesn't have that high of a playerbase.
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Comment #19385157
> Add "day tabs" so I can plan things out by the day and easily see whatever day I want. For example, my friend has a daily itinerary which is hard to read and requires scrolling. …
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Comment #19116943
I canceled Netflix a few months ago. Their catalog is really garbage now. Feels great flying the black flag again with Plex.
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Comment #19021753
We have "Park and Ride" for GO buses in Canada.
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Comment #18860899
I live in SF and your Vancouver day is the same as my day here. I wake up at 7am, do my daily stretching routine, bike/ride the bus to work at around 7:30. I'm at work around 8:00 …
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Comment #18010607
The likelihood of QR payments taking off in North America is slim. People love credit cards. They offer way too much. This model worked in China because people went from using cash…
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Comment #17863385
You completely ignored all the other costs of owning a car: insurance, parking, maintenance. You're paying much, much more than $0.35/mile my friend.
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Comment #17863320
You would also fail your driver's test in SF if you don't check for bikers when making a right turn. However, this isn't the case if you do your test elsewhere. SF has pretty good …