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tmendez

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    Comment #46622804

    https://tmendez.dev

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    Comment #45099256

    Firefox mobile allows you to have extensions, while Chrome mobile does not.

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    Comment #44908169

    Flight delayed for a couple hours at SFO; this was a great read, thank you!

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    Comment #43813219

    Also plugging Firefox mobile here if you do any web browsing from mobile. You can add uBlock Origin on Firefox mobile, which you can't do on Chrome mobile.

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    Comment #43103402

    This is untrue

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    Comment #42860552

    My next startup will be called Rifyly

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    Comment #42379004

    Does it rebalance daily? Wouldn't you pay short term cap gains if it does? Or is the strategy to buy an index, then only sell losers after an amount of time?

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    Comment #42027094

    Is Python experience absolutely required for the SE role? It's probably the easiest language to pick up, no?

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    Comment #42027042

    Hello! Potentially interested. What's the salary like? San Jose, CA.

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    Comment #42027003

    Roles say $115-$150k

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    Comment #41526840

    Maybe because my account is new? Maybe because it's a Bloomberg shared article (By Jason Schreier)? Not sure, just grasping at straws. Edit: I'm guessing I'm right. Looks like Hack…

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    Comment #41502944

    This was my thinking, yeah; been playing too much Hearthstone lately so I had RNG on my mind o_o

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    Comment #41502920

    sorry, I work in game development so whenever we hit something that doesn't happen every time we call it RNG for fun

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    Comment #41482039

    I'd be curious to run experiments on this with one of my Go services. However, as far as I can tell, Go's garbage collection is precise and there's no way to run a Go program with …