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sakagami0
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Comment #47610902
Yea. It's hard to tell what's true anymore. I thought Russia would be out of resources in 3 months. It's been 4 years. I thought Rafah would survive. It's completely flattened. Tho…
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Comment #47610264
If you think launching a rack costs 100k, I think you need to continue your napkin math or youre not being true to yourself. A GB300 costs about 70k, a rack is 72 of them. The cost…
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Comment #47610152
I used to watch him a lot, but he started talking about AI (I work at a big lab) and it was all wrong, so I'm not sure if I can trust his analysis anymore :(
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Comment #47177854
This is not true. Its about 200ish devs now on x side. Rest are other functions, and its not close to 2800
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Comment #37139774
This guy is crazy to write an opinion article without examples (only the opinions) and without expertise or understanding of the history, the current solutions, and their differenc…
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Comment #35087592
Yup, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture
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Comment #32915446
React is bad in the same way C++ is bad. It's not really, but it does take a while to learn the ins and outs. In the end, the pattern React provides is much more powerful when used…
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Comment #32915431
Right? If anyone likes 2 way binding they should have tried Polymer. 2 way binding is disgustingly complex for large projects and that's why everyone eventually drops it.
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Comment #30308761
Scale | Fullstack Engineer, Frontend Engineer, Field Engineer, Product Engineer, UX Designer | San Francisco | Full Time Scale (YC16) is the leader in the data annotations, ML data…
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Comment #29084996
Scale | Backend Engineer, Field Engineer, ML Research Engineer, Product Engineer, UX Design | San Francisco | Full Time Scale (YC16) is the leader in the data annotation and data m…
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Comment #27755912
I worked on Chronicle and remember seeing your name everywhere. Thanks for all the help in the typescript channel, good luck at Figma!
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Comment #27755829
Wow saved. I miss the amazing blogs and thoughts of people at Google, but unfortunately I don't miss the bureaucracy
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Comment #26988075
Recently, I came across some threads asking why data labeling is difficult. (I have my biases as engineer) In my opinion, it's because labeling it essentially determining truth. Bu…
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Comment #23132997
Id switch to something else it pays more.
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Comment #22563208
A goal was you can treat it Exactly like an "Interface". I agree it looks totally nonsensical but I think of it as a text replacement.
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Comment #22563169
Wow I love it. It seems like a lot of us have encountered similar problems with TS. I am planning to shift what I made into something like yours, using right/left instead of throwi…
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Comment #22562734
Wow I made the same thing that I put v1 up a couple days ago. https://github.com/tetranoir/presi A main difference is I tried to get rid of having a separate line to create the Typ…
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Comment #19306053
1 point by sakagami0 31 days ago | parent [-] | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (February 2019) Alice Technologies | Software Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, Full Stack Engineers …
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Comment #19057280
Alice Technologies | Software Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, Full Stack Engineers | Menlo Park, CA | Onsite | http://alicetechnologies.com/ We at Alice are currently in the …
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Comment #16971880
Alice Technologies | Senior Software Engineer Frontend | FULL TIME | Menlo Park, CA | Salary + Equity 0.05% – 0.4% | Visa Sponsorship Available | https://alicetechnologies.com ALIC…
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Comment #14973366
lmao idk where u come from but no evidence means no ground for argument. even if you made a point that you cant find evidence. If you accept that lack of evidence is evidence, then…