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    Comment #29950488

    Given the current high stock price of FANGs (or should I say MANGs?), is appreciation really that likely? I'm hearing of offers for mid-career engineers with just 500-700K in equit…

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    Comment #29934689

    Wow ... I want to pull my eyes out now. Is this really some uber critical path in the code or did the author(s) have too much time on their hands/optimizing some other metric (e.g.…

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    Comment #29916883

    Hey random Internet stranger. Don't feel terrible. I have a CS PhD, work in AI, have a fancy job title and decent resume ..yet, I am not making anywhere close to these crazy number…

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    Comment #29910395

    Azure is not bad compared to the options. Also, MSFT is throwing a lot of brain power at it (notable systems researchers from MSR). Curious what you consider is better?

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    Comment #29883992

    I suggest you understand the material with as much depth as you can. If you gloss over details early on, it will bite you later on. Are you focusing on DL?

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    Comment #29878519

    What is a SAFE? Any newbie reads? I got the 7% equity part, but some examples could be useful for the code monks amongst us.

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    Comment #29730658

    I'm a new manager. Thanks so much for posting this .. it might be obvious but hits on issues I have faced with my team. I do have a question about the "writing down part". In my or…

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    Ask HN: Tool for doing embarrassingly parallel processing on cluster

    I'm looking for a tool that surely exists but I can't seem to find it. I have thousands of small video files, and I'd like to process each one independently across a cluster. The p…

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    Comment #29444274

    Hacker Dojo used to be pretty cool when I lived in the Bay area(but in MV/Santa Clara). Met some interesting characters there.

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    Comment #28929650

    I pay for a bunch of google services (Google One, YouTube premium) and for the life of me, have not been able to get my country changed. After some time with tech support (was shoc…

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    Comment #26808975

    I was an early user of coinbase. I only bought a fraction of a coin because of Paul Graham and YC's reputation. Well .. I was wrong. I was not an active trader. It seems they have …

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    Comment #26749216

    Interesting observation about Moscow having a lot of research labs. I never thought to wonder why Moscow had so many but this is an interesting point. What do you mean by join stud…

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    Comment #26531185

    I'd like to point out that as a manager, my stress and anxiety level have gone through the roof during this WFH period. As I was an IC for many years, I completely see your point b…

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    Comment #25724729

    Thx for your thoughts. You mentioned R&D flavor tickets. Really curious about the mechanics of this. Does the responsible engineer update once a sprint, weekly? I've seen junior st…

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    Comment #25720918

    Can you please describe how you had a Jira/ticket system that you felt gave you autonomy? Very curious how it could be implemented in a research setting.

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    Comment #25564341

    Not disagreeing with you but some additional points: I don't think CT's housing issues are anywhere remotely as bad as the Bay area. Stamford is the tier 1 city in CT IMHO, which s…

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    Comment #25233777

    What you are describing seems exactly like the text for first year math in school. Check out Spivak. I remember loling that it starts out explaining what is a number and why additi…

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    Comment #23945093

    Hi Peter .. thx for taking time to answer questions on the weekend. Curious what happens when someone with an H1B (say greater than 3 years used but less than 6 post-extension) lea…

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    Comment #23928327

    These are very good points. I'm curious what the process is from the perspective of the manager. I'm new at the management side of things and was always a top performer as an IC (s…

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    Comment #23771644

    I stood up a vanilla baremetal cluster (on the latest Ubuntu) a few days back using Kubeadm ... it was fairly trivial to do. I used the NGINX Ingress and it was also generally stra…

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    Comment #23724784

    CodePath used to be an amazing resource. They had some of the best guides out there. It went beyond books and delved into practical libraries used in the real-world. I wish those g…

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    Comment #23647109

    Can you explain what you mean by fingerprint? I'm a bit alarmed.

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    Comment #23230088

    I've looked at WebRTC a few times, and every time I've been overwhelmed by the complexity of the protocol. I understand video streaming is hampered by codec patents, etc. but in 20…

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    Comment #22949295

    Your comment raised the hair on back. I was a naive student in those days. Kamen's build up to the announcement and some of the posts of people who had tried "it" - they broke my h…

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    Comment #21120885

    For mobile, the situation seems worse than a year ago. TF Mobile mostly worked. The current situation with TF lite is a joke .. tried a real-world Pytorch -> ONYX -> TF/TF lite and…