jeffjose

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by jeffjose 7y ago
I take it you are a SWE. There's plenty of non-SWE folks at Google FWIW.
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by jeffjose 7y ago
I'll second this comment. 20% are a great way to a) pursue your own passion b) try out a new product area c) try out a new type of job Note that 20% is not a reason to do "nothing". Based on your goals, most people use 20% to
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by jeffjose 8y ago
Didnt read past the first section since that appears outdated already. AMP Project is run similar to nodejs by adopting an open-governance model. This was first announced here - https://amphtml.wordpress.com/2018/09&#x2
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by jeffjose 8y ago
The AMP team is working on the exact opposite, which is adopting Web Packaging [1] that fixes the URL issue you are describing. https://amphtml.wordpress.com/2018/11/13/developer-preview-o... [1] - https:&#x
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by jeffjose 8y ago
As an engineer who has an MBA from HSW, I'm even more torn.
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by jeffjose 8y ago
Provocative title. I guess that's what you were going for :) I see no evidence why this isnt another also-ran social network.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Have you tried vscode?
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by jeffjose 9y ago
The article is riddled with typos. Coupled with the exaggerated claims that "All shared photos are public" leads me to believe this was written purely to get internet points.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Advertisers love segmenting and targeting their audience. With Apple's stance on privacy, how effective will these days be? In other words - I thought it was widely understood that Apple made excellent products and was poor in services
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Took a course from Fader himself (author of the linked paper) and it changed how I look at things. https://marketing.wharton.upenn.edu/profile/faderp/
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by jeffjose 9y ago
> Someone who can't tolerate the "stress" of being hugged is never going to be able to pull together Toy Story. As someone who worked in Hollywood, you cannot be farther from the truth. Movies are not produced by aliens. T
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by jeffjose 9y ago
This is an easy trap to fall into. Try to think from the victim's perspective. Countless women had to suffer mental and emotional distress due to Lasseter. Who knows, without such stress, some of these women could have been even bigger
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by jeffjose 9y ago
vue.js supports SSR out of the box, AFAI-can tell. Isnt that what you're asking?
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Neat idea, but that font isn't suitable for any serious webpage. While we're at it, the design could be much better. You/They have the right ideas with quick switches in the form of tabs, but the whole thing could be polished
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Unfortunately, that's the definition of ageist. If you cant see what's wrong, try finishing this sentence in your head "I don't want to be sexist, but women .."
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by jeffjose 9y ago
The story was discussed heavily few days back and arguably has been one of the biggest news that broke in the tech industry in a while. That's the reason why the article seems to have assumed a whole bunch of stuff.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
VC's are only interested in high growth startups. That means they'll have to pass up on a lot of good ideas such as OP's. The whole thing boils down to power law that guides investment. VCs are hoping that out of 10, at least
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by jeffjose 9y ago
This is from 2011. I'm not an expert, but things might have changed since the publication of the article. That said, I remember reading this when it came out and it was very enlightening.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
> What have you done lately which is anything close to what Travis built vs. just commenting on a tech forum at his incompetence? At the risk of going on a tangent - isn't this ad hominem? Imagine for a second, someone profoundly su
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Both actually. When the long-term prospects of the company are dragged down because of the CEO, its time for some changes.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Travis Kalanick's rise was the result of Silicon Valley's sincere yearning for an irreverent CEO when Steve Jobs passed away. We were collectively willing to overlook any blemishes in the young company, which set up for failure in
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by jeffjose 9y ago
It's defined few sections in, but yes, your larger point stands.
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by jeffjose 9y ago
How does flutter compare to weex? (Native VueJS)
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by jeffjose 9y ago
I would argue that's a relic from the past. Most Instagram celebrities also had snapchat to post 'raw unedited' updates. Now that Instagram has stories, there probably isn't a strong reason to double post on snapchat as
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Or made up Malayalam words such as Melcow!
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by jeffjose 9y ago
That was a fascinating read. Thank you!
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Unnecessarily alarmist. It's true that Google isnt making free ad money anymore and other companies are viable threats unlike Yahoo and Microsoft of 2004. Google has lots of monetizable balls in the air - Cloud, Pixel line and few oth
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by jeffjose 9y ago
I'm not well versed on App Store TOS, but if this were done by an indie developer is this the response that they'd have gotten? My guess is the app would have been removed from the store. Uber was able to get away with just a warn
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by jeffjose 9y ago
The difference is Google doesn't sell the data to other people. You agreed to Google reading your email when you signed up for the service, with Google. Its like saying, my travel agent knows my travel plans. unrollme on the other hand
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by jeffjose 9y ago
Satire. It wasn't obvious to me at the first sight.

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