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spiderPig

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    Comment #36602237

    The biggest winner in all this will be Netflix. They’re the only profitable streaming service and we’ll see all these streamers consolidate and either sell their catalogs again or …

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    Comment #36528157

    Just feels like a marketing gimmick tbh. This won’t work well enough for semi technical BI people to just use it out of the box without some gnarly debugging

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    Comment #35406098

    That user name though

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    Comment #26407887

    Very clever post encouraging companies to spend more on this trite style of interviewing perpetuated by Aline, Gayle and the leetcode gang. Who offers said mock interviews at $100 …

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    Comment #19179929

    Good to see The Verge investing in these types of articles instead of the usual tech drama

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    Comment #18750124

    Imo, those are valid points but still not worth giving up your privacy to Facebook for. I’d rather keep my data to myself until a non-ad supported version of either FB or some othe…

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    Comment #18697453

    The virtual desktop thing looks cool. Has anyone been able to use it as an external monitor for coding ? I have neck problems and this seems like a great replacement

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    Comment #18684707

    Hoarding data is different from OSS. We’re talking about infra providers. IMO, they should be regulated like public utility companies.

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    Comment #18683826

    Turns out solving 3000 Leetcode questions doesn't teach you now to do security right

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    Comment #18670288

    As an Aussie, I was expecting a mob of angry Sheep ;)

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    Comment #18633678

    $120 billion? Wow, so SoftBank 3x’ed their $7bn investment in a year?

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    Comment #18618521

    I would rather wait for the Magic carpet service due by 2025.

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    Comment #18609337

    RIP Uber.

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    Comment #18609280

    Indeed, kudos to them having the gall to do such a thing. Heavily lobbied congressmen would never do such a thing or even implement something like GDPR here.

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    Comment #18575691

    This. Why put them through the whole interview gauntlet? Sheer arrogance

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    Comment #18569605

    They only show up in threads praising Google as a utopia.

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    Comment #18471206

    Wasn't Diane greene from VMWare?

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    Comment #18454211

    Zuck's always been a sore loser.

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    Comment #18429622

    Our company is dependent on this as well and the way customer service has been handling this has been abysmal thus far.

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    Comment #18426035

    Tech industry is not part of Bannon's platform? https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/2/2/14472404/st... The terms "tech oligarchs" have been part of his verbal repertoire t…

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    Comment #18425943

    Oh please, you're just parroting Steve Bannon's pseduo-intellectual propaganda. Pull out this program and most of the Big-N companies would simply move these jobs overseas. I would…

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    Comment #18413441

    Devdiv (org that builds .NET, C#, VC++, VS etc) has always been one of the top notch organizations within Microsoft with great engineers (although from what I hear, some of them ha…

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    Comment #18411333

    It's an unnecessary misuse of the Big O notation used to establish bounds of functions. I think they just meant up to 1000 satellites

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    Comment #17694337

    Oh please let’s not glorify those simple trick questions to be anywhere near as hard or require the degree of intuition that OP or theoretical mathematicians work on. 75% of interv…

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    Comment #17602764

    Isn’t this just centralizing the cloud provider SDKs? Instead of AWS, GCP, Azure designing their own SDKs, they have a common contract to adhere to. I’d imagine as the cloud become…