Viewing profile — sunjieming
sunjieming
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Dec 12, 2014, 7:09 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 90
- Public activity
- 27 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About sunjieming
I'm a software engineer who has spent my career in EdTech and FinTech
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48418334
Yeah, this is par for the course with VC. You should never believe your VC (even post funding) is your friend. They can be a great business partner and resource but they're never y…
-
comment
Comment #43214928
Yeah, it's definitely a head-scratcher. I wonder how often unapproved people make it in. Seems like a major security risk to have someone unapproved in the room with that many high…
-
comment
Comment #43211482
Just fyi - That reporter wasn't on the approved list and was removed once white house staff became aware of their presence.
-
comment
Comment #42846516
I think 90% of my HS psych class didn't replicate
-
comment
Comment #42817227
We're seeing a flood of fake AI generated job applications basically DDOSing our hiring funnel. Not sure how widespread it is but it has become enormously frustrating to sift the c…
-
comment
Comment #41267908
Yeah, someone like that would be perfect. I personally am self taught and didn't finish my CS degree and every few years I look around for an option like this. I'm an experienced s…
-
comment
Comment #41267752
I've heard it put this way: Why would Stanford reject 95% of the people who want to pay them full tuition for the education? I think Peter Thiel's answer is correct - The value of …
-
comment
Comment #41141706
Whenever there's information asymmetry that financially benefits one party you have to be cautious. It's been shocking how many times people I know have sought second opinions on r…
-
comment
Comment #41141651
Thinking Fast and Slow was blowing my mind until I started running into more and more studies that I knew didn't replicate. It took on a Freakonomics/Gladwell vibe after that
-
comment
Comment #41141586
Virtually every study I read about in AP Psych in HS failed to replicate - including this one. That whole class in hindsight was at best a waste of time and at worst provided bad i…
-
comment
Comment #41051867
According to NASA: If the debris is 800k can take centuries and geostationary objects on the high end (~36000km) can take thousands of years. Most of the debris is in LEO so it cou…
-
comment
Comment #32662765
This isn't just about extending how long you live but also the reduction of disease. That's something that seems highly promising about some of these treatments
-
comment
Comment #20246971
I wonder if the photosynthesis from all of the plants would make the air feel fresher
-
comment
Comment #19374950
We also have a part-time program that's for people who need to keep their 9-5 job while going to school.
-
comment
Comment #19047847
I like to think that a strong military creates security which allows innovation to increase. The US is able to produce and innovate at such a high level because we're kept stable b…
-
comment
Comment #19047751
This was represented in the movie American Sniper. Chris Kyle was providing support for those building the walls. Not sure if it was in Sadr City
-
comment
Comment #15012193
Yeah, it's a similar idea with a few differences. Lambda School is six months long, online, and teaches CS fundamentals (computer architecture, operating systems, C++) in addition …
-
comment
Comment #15012130
Well, self-paced options typically have very low graduation rates. It's hard to compare a self-paced online course to something that's live, full-time and >40 hours a week with ins…
-
comment
Comment #13772123
Yeah, it was really hard on our relationship. I work from home now though so that has helped heal any damage that was done.
- story
- story
- story
- story
- story
- story