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Comment #13650971
Good thoughts. I'll add it on my todo list. You can contact me on foolow. Won't it get annoying if new posts of lesser ranking keep showing up first?
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Comment #13649372
The point doesn't need to be to amass followers. It can be to share knowledge and spread news. There could be a more useful variation in this medium than today's Twitter. Writing a…
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Comment #13649300
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I went ahead and implemented part of (2): letting the user who posts to rate. I'll work on ranking posts by this score.
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Comment #13640987
I'm writing a fresh Twitter. Help me build it. https://foolow.com
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Comment #13603331
> I think that's reason enough. That's not what companies think. And a candidate that thinks of applying to a position knows nothing about the company's willingness to give feedbac…
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Comment #13603322
Hey, Slackers, you can't find what isn't there. Most of the time I search for information I need is because I don't know anything about that part of the software. I never found thi…
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Comment #13594607
You misunderstood what I wrote: why would employers give feedback?
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Comment #13588770
How do you expect employers to start giving feedback?
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Comment #13588765
What's the alternative? Maybe starting a startup your friends.
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Comment #13588761
Because feedback is something candidates want. A site that had all candidates on it is where employers would go. Do you see other ways of getting feedback?
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Comment #13586529
Alrighty, let's try this again. I'm thinking of writing a website that requires the employer to give feedback. Else the site will list the bad employers. Or it requires the employe…
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Comment #13585725
You shared a lot of deep insight here. Thanks. > something I have a solution for in a way that no one is doing Is the general direction for this something you can share? 30 years o…
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Comment #13575389
> you'd want to do caching That's not what I meant. I understand caching helps. What I meant is will there ever be a way for caching to happen automatically behind the scenes witho…
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Comment #13574794
These rules intimidate me (I don't know Go). You also meant to say the go fix command does a lot (which is great), not that calling it is simple (which is not great).
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Comment #13574236
Yes. I surf the web through Tor and Medium.com asks me to prove I'm not a robot. I don't like that, so I stopped reading Medium.com.
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Comment #13573698
Question: who is going to remember all these conversion rules? By the second bullet you lost me. Simply run the command below: go tool fix -diff -force=context state-of-go/tools/go…
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Comment #13565580
Will there ever be an easier way to do all these kinds of caching? As in, do nothing at all?
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Comment #13564260
> Fatal Famililal Insomnia is erm.... fatal. Its certainly not because you didn't forget. It might be. It's a kind of garbage collection. Long-lived dynamic programs with bad GC ru…
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Comment #13559213
> Things scale differently in different markets and products. This is vague. Running on the cloud is always more expensive than running your own infrastructure past a certain size …
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Comment #13548385
Sorry folks, the box ran out of memory. I restarted it manually.
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Comment #13539662
Why would the form not be legally binding?
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Comment #13537779
What kind of example are you looking for?