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Thanks for this source, i believe in the last fed meeting JP said he expected us to be on track for 2% this year but i don’t see how that’s possible if we are already at .6 a month in, maybe it will drastically keep going down MoM for this year and average down to 2%?

I got downvoted the other day for calling Peloton a Ponzi scheme, look at the "TROUBLING INSIDER SELLING AND PLEDGING" slides and the quotes like "We have built a team that I believe is ready to run a $500 billion company. Pick a number. A FAANG-style leadership team" that the CEO was making.

That's true, you can get unlucky with interviewers.

I find that for more problems you do need a trick. Once you memorize some of the main algorithms asked, usually the questions are a twist on common algorithms + some trick that is not obvious.

Sure you it can become easy if you "Practice" but everything gets easier the more you do it.

People who pass these either have have IQ or have grit, thats why companies use this to judge canidates, either you spent 500 hours on learning it or DS/A just sticks to your head like glue.

Can anyone in the space explain why it would be hard for Intel to be competitive in the GPU space? Is GPU development so far away from CPU development that they couldn't succeed?

Considering Valve is private, it's very impressive what Gaben has accomplished (and everyone who works there).

Hacker News is starting to feel like Reddit /all more and more every day

I don't understand why people are scared of "Alien Chemicals" in food but will take plenty of OTC medication. If we didn't trust anything made in labs people would still be dying at 30 years old.

Also, artificial sweeteners help people who have obesity problems, being obese will reduce your life expectancy by up to 15 years, drinking diet soda hasn't killed anyone.

You might be used to really sugary drinks, i was an obese child and once my nutritionist took away regular coke and juices from me i couldn't drink a sugary drink without feeling disgusted at how sweet it was and artificial sweeteners tasted a lot better.

There is nothing wrong with Aspartame, and no amount of diet soda will even come close to dangerous levels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspartame_controversy

It is propaganda, read through this wiki[1] and see how far people have gone to create propaganda against it. It's one of the most researched ingredients by the FDA.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspartame_controversy

Most of the posts on that subreddit seem like fake stories, there's no proof required to post. Most of the top posts every month sound almost the same, titles like "My boss said i couldn't leave" for click-bait with a screenshot of what sometimes just looks like a word doc.

Modern day ponzi scheme

We use Dashlane at work and its probably the worst software i have ever used. I have no idea what they do with their funding but it doesn't seem like it gets spent in making the app function correctly.

Inspired me, my favorite private server was 2speced, tyler and bluur were to best to ever do it

I was disappointed when i realized this isn’t Sentdex’s NNFS. He makes really good content.

Maybe to avoid sim swapping? Although i am not sure if there would be an alternative attack.

I am able to deploy now but i still cannot access the dashboard

What region are your apps hosted in? My apps are still up all on us-east-1

Weird, my apps are hosted on us-east but they are up, i just can't login to Heroku nor can i deploy to any app right now.

If someone guessed your private key, mathematically, would you be the unluckiest person in the world?

I feel like Web Assembly is hard to understand if you don't have a background in systems programming.

Coming from web dev what are some good resources to get me to a point where i can better bridge the gap?

I just started learning Rust a few days ago (Doing adventofcode in Rust) but i don't really know what path to take to be able to build something useful with Web Assembly

There are some laws that make it harder to sue doctors for malpractice, maybe this combined with the fact that they could get a bigger payout from the drug manufacturers.

Reading breakdowns like this gives me imposter syndrome

I have a friend who works at a company that uses HoloLens, their use case is so that mechanics working on planes can be remotely guided by a more experienced mechanic (not sure if they're engineers?) on what they have to do to repair the aircraft.

lol imagine if azure was just AWS in the backend

When us-east was down recently, our apps were not effected and we host on east. Maybe a similar issue?

How much do you guys think these frequent outages will effect their market share in cloud products?

Is this enough of a push for organizations to actually move over their infrastructure to other providers?

We once had a domain stolen because somebody called GoDaddy and was able to get the 2FA code removed with a phone call and they had some leaked email credentials for the account.

We had to call GoDaddy and cancel the domain transfer, they would give us no information on how it happened.