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Show HN: NYT Cooking CLI(github.com)
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Migrating In-Place from PostgreSQL to MySQL(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
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Battle Royale, Time Machine Management: Copying in the Chinese Ecosystem(lillianli.substack.com)
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Livestreaming monetisation: What do camgirls have in common with streamers?(lillianli.substack.com)
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The Product Philosophy of Kuaishou(lillianli.substack.com)
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Why are there no Chinese SaaS companies?(lillianli.substack.com)
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An Introduction to Bilibili (゜-゜)つロ干杯(lillianli.substack.com)
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by atmz 7y ago
Some of both; people do care, but not everyone loves every feature. I feel that small business owners tend to be less tech savvy and more open to conspiratorial thinking, which leads to a lot of attention to anything Yelp does. If you read
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by atmz 7y ago
I worked on it from the Yelp side during the intitial partnership/integration. So, I can't comment on the NoWait perspective, but I will say that almost all of the NoWait software team is still working at Yelp 2+ years post-aquisi
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by atmz 7y ago
Disclaimer: I worked on this feature. If you walk in to the restaurant, you don't need to install the app. The app will let you view your live place in line, but you can leave the line/get notified when your table is ready vis SMS
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by atmz 7y ago
Disclaimer: I worked on this feature. Yelp has a texting option; the app is required to view your 'live' place in line. The app (or website, or mobile site) also allows you to get in line without having to physically arrive at the
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by atmz 9y ago
Reminder about Cinemark: - they sued Aurora victims for legal costs - their founder is a donor to Roy Moore's campaign
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by atmz 9y ago
https://www.yelp.com/careers/home (let me know if you want to chat) And yeah, especially as you gain more experience/skills/system knowledge, moving on gets hard. Culture especially is interesting, as often t
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by atmz 9y ago
It's not this way everywhere! At my (mid-sized, public, SF-based) workplace, I work 8 hours/day, good postmortems, and understanding at all levels of the importance of work-life balance and how oncall (a sad inevitability) should
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by atmz 13y ago
Seriously? This is analogous to writing information of the plates used to print currency/every bill in the country, not scribbling a note onto a twenty. You're either a troll or you haven't read the post.
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by atmz 14y ago
Yes, because between 1970 and 2001 we were all blindly following the waterfall model of software development until Agile came down from the heavens and showed us the error of our ways. (Disclaimer: I like Agile; it's just not a panacea) Als
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by atmz 14y ago
Stop arguing with everyone, long-term marketable securities doesn't mean what you think it means. You're right in that it's not cash, and in some cases it's illiquid. However, you seem to think the 'long-term' in 'long-term marketable secur
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by atmz 14y ago
I thought the point of these bundles was to support indie game studios? Still, money goes to charity, decent set of games.. it just feels a bit incongruous.
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by atmz 14y ago
He never mentions money when talking about their pre-seperation life. The post you're replying to is clearly a discussion of time , not money, and you've somehow twisted it into "The amount of chores one does is inversely proportional to t
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Communications Act 2003 - may apply to your Facebook status(legislation.gov.uk)
1 points by atmz 14y ago|0 comments
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by atmz 14y ago
This. Making trolling/writing offensive comments on other people's walls a crime is arguable (I disagree, but I understand the rationale. Writing things on your own wall, however, with no intention to offend or troll, and then getting arr
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by atmz 14y ago
This is a pointless rant; the Slate article is clearly about presentation, and he's basically agreeing with it. He's right in that double-spacing what amounts to source code might be a good idea, but that doesn't change the fact that two-sp
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by atmz 14y ago
Seconded; not sure how easy it is to get one if you don't already have a brokerage account, but no annual fee, no foreign transaction fee, and no ATM fees is great. It's a debit card, but that's better for international travel, as you'll ne
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by atmz 14y ago
I wrote an essay/slides a while back which may be of interest to people wanting to know a bit more about basic steganographic image creation and detection: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/0910/R08/work/slides-at443-... http://www.cl.cam
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by atmz 14y ago
Licencing - you've misspelled 'patented' Readability - "its", not "it's" There's a bunch of other grammar/style issues - get someone to proofread it.
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by atmz 14y ago
The issue seems to be present in Xen, Windows, and Linuxes -- this suggests that, regardless of technicalities, Intel did something unwise. (Or at least didn't communicate effectively with software vendors)
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by atmz 14y ago
I'm not sure how this will work, given a) Apple's restrictions and b) the lack of a second screen. Looks interesting though, and if done right it could be a good alternative to Evernote etc. There's a lack of reviews so far, so I'm going to
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Tapose (Microsoft Courier squashed onto iPad screen) is released(tapose.com)
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by atmz 15y ago
Ok, devil's advocate here - Carrier IQ are bad, and are making themselves look worse, and the carriers are complicit in all of this, but... Sharing the manuals is still copyright violation, and Eckhart can have the same effect, while being
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by atmz 15y ago
While we're on the subject, I found this a very good source of material on the topic, if you don't want to wait 'til March: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/0910/InfoTheory/ No video lectures, though..

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