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tajano
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About tajano
Engineer at NASA.
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Comment #10699122
> He's not adding anything interesting to the photos. I like this about it. He adds a banal, trivial, perhaps non-sensical comment that satirizes the emptiness and one-sidedness of…
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Comment #10654269
I began working at Nokia after they sold the phone business. It's not a place where people were just clocking in and out; there ws a strong effort and opportunity (born of necessit…
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Comment #10490704
The point of the comparison is not about placement on a front page (I could complain the NYTimes won't publish my article anywhere on their server), but rather that Apple created a…
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Comment #10490567
The US Postal Service is not a company.
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Comment #10490556
I stayed in a house in nice residential neighborhood in Berkeley recently. It had four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a kitchen, and it was clear the owner didn't live there. In fact…
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Comment #10489291
"Women compete, compare, undermine and undercut one another — at least that is the prevailing notion of how we interact." This is written as if men don't do exactly the same thing …
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Comment #10485465
It's an outrage. I recently submitted an incoherent, hate-filled diatribe to the New York Times, and they refused to publish it on the front page! Where is my freedom of speech? I …
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Comment #10485432
> You may say whatever you like, provided no one is there to hear it. Freedom of speech does not mean you are granted unmitigated control over the content a private medium, channel…
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Comment #10411558
Or like Elixir for ContentEditable
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Comment #10365106
I predicted Twitter would be the next unicorn to cut staff and offices ten days ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10300002 ). To be honest, I didn't think it would happen …
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Comment #10333520
> they need to figure out how to fundamentally improve the ease of use of the whole thing I've frequently heard this theory, that Twitter's problem is that it's too complicated. I …
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Comment #10320066
> "The average salary ... being $125,667 in Arizona." This immediately struck me as preposterous, as I'm familiar with the local Arizona economy. Then I saw that number is based on…
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Comment #10301255
I don't expect it to disappear (not completely, not over night). But they're burning through $130M+ a quarter and growth is stalling. They don't seem to have leadership with a visi…
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Comment #10300718
Tesla will use Google autonomous-driving technology? Does Google really want to be manufacturing cars, or does it want to provide the software?
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Comment #10300702
Brevity is the only thing most Tweets have going for them.
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Comment #10300676
You're underestimating the awesomeness of the human brain to tackle big problems. I want to be drunk, watching movies, pleasuring myself in the backseat of an autonomous Uber durin…
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Comment #10300643
Emergency steering wheel app.
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Comment #10300002
Another prediction: Twitter. 2k+ engineers on staff without notable improvements to the core user-facing product in a while. Declining signups, declining engagement. Nobody steppin…
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Comment #10285831
> Lots in the East Coast (ok, NYC) Lots in Boston, too.
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Comment #10285816
> WhatsApps product is much, much simpler than twitters products. Can you enumerate Twitter's products? Perhaps Instagram is a closer comparison -- broadcast photos instead of broa…
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Comment #10285789
> Facebook in particular has allowed me to keep in touch with a much larger social circle For me, Facebook offered a false sense of being social. The more I used it, the more I cra…
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Comment #10285731
> Why? Because Twitter as a company hasn't produced effective revenue? Because they're lecturing about engineering efficiency, yet they require 2,000 engineers to support their pro…
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Comment #10281886
If you're accused of working on stupid, trivial things, and Facebook and Twitter are your best counterexamples, it's a little pathetic. It's very easy to conflate making a lot of m…
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Comment #10216563
Slightly off topic, but what library do you use for networking with React? Almost every code sample or tutorial uses jQuery's AJAX methods. Bundling jQuery seems excessive when jus…
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Comment #10216528
I'm curious to know how complex your React app is. I'm just starting to integrate Redux (and possibly Immutable) into my app, and initially I'm a bit surprised by how Redux can mak…