FatalLogic

We could replace 'breaks' with 'fixes', and we'd have the same kind of problem, but with the opposite bias: "Brave fixes language reporting in browser for more anonymity"

There's no warning of this, but if you look at the start date of the chart you'll notice it may be much later than the date you thought you had picked

edit: With that bug, choosing a period of 1 week is the way to get the longest possible time range for the chart, about 7 years

One observation: The volatility is terrifying, but the multimillion dollar gains are interesting

The reality is that street dogs in India are often more active, and sometimes far more aggressive, at nighttime. They often rest quietly during the day to avoid suffering from the extreme heat

(it may also be the best choice if you're debugging a language that you hardly know, so you just want to throw an error and halt)

But those scenes were not meant to be watched or heard unreversed, so you'll notice that the audio is still hard to understand, and even see some small mistakes in the stunt work and effects

This might be the easiest to watch, if you only want to see the reversed scenes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j32zVGZoXJs

"I think the vast majority of developers still debug using print() statements."

— email from a founder

edit: and as you suggest, I'm sure my opinion is impacted by high-profile mistrials I've seen in the media

But you're smart to be generous with the Undos while introducing the game, because it helps users get familiar with it

I mean, you start by playing almost the same as standard Wordle, just to guess the answer, without entering it. Then undo everything. Next, figure out a solution which avoids that word. Finally, type in your entire solution.

This could be a bit grindy, and not in the spirit of the game, but it seems like almost assured to win, or am I wrong?

Edit: If there are fewer undos allowed, this strategy gets more difficult

No, not the employee, but the owner. Isn't that a more accurate metaphor for this situation?

And Ardoino didn't even explain what he's trying to say. He's the CTO. What is his point here?

https://twitter.com/paoloardoino/status/1525412379269513218

This "Bitfinexed" Twitter persona has ten years of history of never ever saying anything positive about Tether, but Paolo Ardoino's tweet is not clear or particularly trustworthy either

Compare to Jeff Bezos, for example, who owns 10% of Amazon

That is uncertain, because the degree of entwining has always been unclear. News reports 5 years ago also contained a lot of worry about Tether's risks, maybe even more than today.

What was obvious 5 years ago, and remains unchanged today, is that Tether claims to represent an enormous amount of money, which is a difficult hole to fill if Tether turned out to be far from fully-backed, as many suspect

Yes, do this. Walk. The behavior is unacceptable and tells a terrible story about the company culture.

Perhaps if the remaining interviewers apologized immediately, you could reconsider, but probably not.

A service outage can be a lot more expensive than new hardware costs. The team can troubleshoot the hardware later, offline, when they have time.

Think about Airbnb, Uber, Bird, Lime, DoorDash, and many similar startups. Legal pain points are moved outside the organization as much as possible. There may be positive disruption and benefits, but there may also be social ills and incentivization of bad behaviour

http://files.righto.com/calculator/sinclair_scientific_simul...

(which was discussed previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6302364)

The ability of the designers to do more with less is reminiscent of Steve Wozniak's work on the Apple I/II and other projects

But due to this 'draconian ridiculousness' described in the article, Covid has almost been a non-issue inside Taiwan for the last two years, unlike in the West. No lockdown. Few deaths. Economy has been booming.

For instance, Google Translate from English to Chinese and back to English does wolfhound > 狼狗 > "wolf dog"

If they want additional currencies, then it's difficult to understand why they don't add the US dollar before Bitcoin.