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seanpquig
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Comment #48399811
Ahh thanks. I didn't follow the article links.
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Comment #48399404
I personally hate the anthropomorphization of AI as much as anyone, but technically can't you make the same reductive argument about human consciousness? It's just molecules, just …
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Comment #38701089
Anyone know how this outcome is affecting Figma employees? I can imagine it's a huge letdown waiting 1.5 years for a big liquidity event and having it evaporate. Do employees see a…
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Comment #36649801
I wasn't really meaning to criticize the blog post. It's very intelligent and interesting. I just think the title is kind of silly and highlights how extremely complicated and impr…
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Comment #36646512
Very interesting blog, but also kind of hilarious that a post about keeping a concept "simple" proceeds with a dump of insanely long, dense, esoteric code, variable names and jargo…
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Comment #35490147
Databricks is a pretty good example of a huge company built around and open source project (Spark).
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Comment #26853967
As someone who only does a frontend/full-stack project once a year or so, I do feel like some of this tooling mess is getting better. On previous projects I remember the frustratio…
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Comment #23911647
Yea I don't think it's the only principle that should drive product development, but it helps ensure you're always solving real problems for your users. There is still a lot of roo…
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Comment #23907697
I work on the algorithm for a widely used search engine and can confirm that this line of thinking has been very effective in improving our product over the years. Rather than tryi…
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Comment #23032345
It seems like a lot of the issues were around sharing code and libraries, resulting from isolated codebases per service and the versioning hell of shared libraries. I work in a org…
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Comment #21963554
> If someone answers the question with a mainstream view, it’s possible that they just aren’t self-aware enough to know a view is well-held. To be self-aware means you ask question…
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Comment #13247618
Glad to see investors are starting to push back on these ridiculous fees. For decades, the whole hedge fund industry, along with more traditional actively managed funds and financi…
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Comment #13047485
Lovely long-form piece. Seems very analogous to the choice many tech companies face: focus on growing a moderately successful, proven model, or lever up to the gills with VC money …
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Comment #6576130
Mid NYC Hack day. This is mildly inconvenient...