> suggesting that the people who run FAANG don't understand the dangers of bad metrics is... interesting. from my time in FAANG... that seems about correct. Probably the people at the absolute top don't want to just…
I'd much rather be an "engineer" than a "Googler" (I don't work at Google) or any other corporate cutesy name. No thanks...
Does this "first tenant" rule not incentivize people to apply immediately, sight unseen, and then they just eat the credit check fee on the apartments that they end up not choosing? Or maybe they can even bail before…
I have two extra hours per day to exercise, and… I can do it in the middle of the day when the gym and bike paths are mostly empty. ¯\(ツ)/¯ works for me!
the article is strongly triggering my LLM writing detector, which makes me question if any of it is accurate or genuine
not to be excessively flippant or dismissive, but: just stop? if open-source is a hobby rather than a paid job (e.g. you do not work on the React team at Meta or other equivalent), and you are not enjoying it, then why…
yeah I never use their recommendation playlists, other than the automatic ongoing playlist once an album ends. that generally plays one song by the same artist and then some similar artists which are all real people…
how are people getting this AI music on Spotify? where are you finding it? for example the home recommendations for me today are The Beths, Big Thief, Geese, and Sleater-Kinney. and it is all albums I have already have…
a bit nitty, but "never get punctures" is just an attribute of the tires, not the bike. if you stick Gatorskins on a Tarmac SL8, you'll also never get punctures. but that's like putting tractor tires on a sports car,…
maybe I'm missing something, but just put a smaller chainring on? or do you need something like MTB cassette amount of range? given the tiny wheels, a chainring that would be "normal" on a 700c 1x gravel bike should be…
NYC subway allows bikes 24/7, only MNR and LIRR have time restrictions
The money comes from the past few years of the stock going from 180 to 500-700, not from the severance. E5s making $900k, $E6s making 1.5m… quite common.
I think you're more upset about this than the typical Meta employee. Judging by... vibes, the main reason they aren't taking volunteers for these layoffs is that they might get more than 10% champing at the bit to take…
what makes electronic music created in a DAW not “real”?
> this was formely the fanbase of the dark enlightenment movement. an avantgarde techno-capitalist alt-right underground culture. https://giphy.com/gifs/no-ji6zzUZwNIuLS > Edit: New York had pretty much the same thing,…
> It sounded like both of them are injecting themselves from stuff they're buying on the Internet. lol, wtf. I mean, I am a moderately serious cyclist, I guess (~250 miles/week) and also climb, hike, other outdoors…
WTF is any of this, is there some ELI5/OOTL explanation? I work in big tech and have never heard anyone talk about "peptides". Is this a startup scene thing or just an SF thing? (I live in New York) all of my coworkers…
you're upgrading the repository from language version 1 to 2, version 2 adds new compiler errors that rejects some old code, or the library has removed some old deprecated API the repository was still using in some…
in Phabricator you either abandon the original diffs entirely, or you amend them. you don't just stack more commits with meaningless messages like "WIP", "lint fix", etc. on top. > The time of other devs is quite…
this works much better in Phabricator because commits to diffs are a 1:1 relationship, diffs are updated by amending the commit, etc., the Github implementation does seem a bit like gluing on an additional feature.
you just rebase it? what's the big deal? I don't use Github but I do work at one of the companies that popularized this workflows and it is extremely not a big deal. Pull, rebase, resolve conflicts if necessary,…
> Vibration: This is standard, it's a shame Safari doesn't implement it. I would rather prefer web pages do not gain the ability to make my phone vibrate.
I got billed by plate at gravel parking lots in places in Iceland where there were probably more sheep nearby than human residents. Embarrassing.
I don't understand the purpose of writing multiple comments about the age of consent on a thread that is unambiguously about sexual assault. It wouldn't matter if she was 40 years old!
ok, but it wasn't consensual?
> suggesting that the people who run FAANG don't understand the dangers of bad metrics is... interesting. from my time in FAANG... that seems about correct. Probably the people at the absolute top don't want to just…
I'd much rather be an "engineer" than a "Googler" (I don't work at Google) or any other corporate cutesy name. No thanks...
Does this "first tenant" rule not incentivize people to apply immediately, sight unseen, and then they just eat the credit check fee on the apartments that they end up not choosing? Or maybe they can even bail before…
I have two extra hours per day to exercise, and… I can do it in the middle of the day when the gym and bike paths are mostly empty. ¯\(ツ)/¯ works for me!
the article is strongly triggering my LLM writing detector, which makes me question if any of it is accurate or genuine
not to be excessively flippant or dismissive, but: just stop? if open-source is a hobby rather than a paid job (e.g. you do not work on the React team at Meta or other equivalent), and you are not enjoying it, then why…
yeah I never use their recommendation playlists, other than the automatic ongoing playlist once an album ends. that generally plays one song by the same artist and then some similar artists which are all real people…
how are people getting this AI music on Spotify? where are you finding it? for example the home recommendations for me today are The Beths, Big Thief, Geese, and Sleater-Kinney. and it is all albums I have already have…
a bit nitty, but "never get punctures" is just an attribute of the tires, not the bike. if you stick Gatorskins on a Tarmac SL8, you'll also never get punctures. but that's like putting tractor tires on a sports car,…
maybe I'm missing something, but just put a smaller chainring on? or do you need something like MTB cassette amount of range? given the tiny wheels, a chainring that would be "normal" on a 700c 1x gravel bike should be…
NYC subway allows bikes 24/7, only MNR and LIRR have time restrictions
The money comes from the past few years of the stock going from 180 to 500-700, not from the severance. E5s making $900k, $E6s making 1.5m… quite common.
I think you're more upset about this than the typical Meta employee. Judging by... vibes, the main reason they aren't taking volunteers for these layoffs is that they might get more than 10% champing at the bit to take…
what makes electronic music created in a DAW not “real”?
> this was formely the fanbase of the dark enlightenment movement. an avantgarde techno-capitalist alt-right underground culture. https://giphy.com/gifs/no-ji6zzUZwNIuLS > Edit: New York had pretty much the same thing,…
> It sounded like both of them are injecting themselves from stuff they're buying on the Internet. lol, wtf. I mean, I am a moderately serious cyclist, I guess (~250 miles/week) and also climb, hike, other outdoors…
WTF is any of this, is there some ELI5/OOTL explanation? I work in big tech and have never heard anyone talk about "peptides". Is this a startup scene thing or just an SF thing? (I live in New York) all of my coworkers…
you're upgrading the repository from language version 1 to 2, version 2 adds new compiler errors that rejects some old code, or the library has removed some old deprecated API the repository was still using in some…
in Phabricator you either abandon the original diffs entirely, or you amend them. you don't just stack more commits with meaningless messages like "WIP", "lint fix", etc. on top. > The time of other devs is quite…
this works much better in Phabricator because commits to diffs are a 1:1 relationship, diffs are updated by amending the commit, etc., the Github implementation does seem a bit like gluing on an additional feature.
you just rebase it? what's the big deal? I don't use Github but I do work at one of the companies that popularized this workflows and it is extremely not a big deal. Pull, rebase, resolve conflicts if necessary,…
> Vibration: This is standard, it's a shame Safari doesn't implement it. I would rather prefer web pages do not gain the ability to make my phone vibrate.
I got billed by plate at gravel parking lots in places in Iceland where there were probably more sheep nearby than human residents. Embarrassing.
I don't understand the purpose of writing multiple comments about the age of consent on a thread that is unambiguously about sexual assault. It wouldn't matter if she was 40 years old!
ok, but it wasn't consensual?