dagamer34

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by dagamer34 4mo ago
Sam has stake in Y Combinator from when he was CEO, who also has an ownership stake in OpenAI. So to say that he owns no part of OpenAI is silly.
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by dagamer34 5mo ago
I think The Verge said it the best. Taking advantage of these tools to the maximum requires you to have "software brain" which the average person does not have. They struggle to set up a simple automation in their smart home platf
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by dagamer34 8y ago
Apple's culture is such that everything is in Radar. EVERYTHING. It doesn't get done if it's not in Radar. Positive: Everything is searchable. It is organizational history going back decades. The company is built around this
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by dagamer34 10y ago
WhatsApp isn't real-time, and there's no reason for traffic 2 weeks ago to be any bigger than tomorrow. However, there's a Presidential Debate tonight so you know Twitter's traffic is going to be off the charts.
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by dagamer34 11y ago
It takes a really special person who hasn't gone through a CS education to be aware that when faced with a problem that have an obvious solution, they realize that there are things they don't know and either seek out resources to
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by dagamer34 11y ago
I recently went through an MS phone interview and didn't do as well as I would have hoped. I did learn quite a bit though. Here's my advice: 1) Actual programming and a technical interview are not and never will be the same thing.
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by dagamer34 12y ago
Right after you buy a company that adds 20% more to your workforce? I think not.
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by dagamer34 12y ago
Honest question as a developer looking eventually to move to the Valley in a year or so: is it really that hard to find good people? Is software development really that hard? I taught myself 99% of what I know and found it to be pretty easy
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by dagamer34 12y ago
Spotify had to stop P2P because it makes no sense on mobile devices.