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There’s no Citibike in Seattle but I do see and use LikeBikes and Ofo bikes myself. They seem universally loved.
Same it was excellent!
Re:Show HN: LogicEmu – Online Logic Simulator on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @01:02AM (#17244474)
I agree! Well written and informative. Props to the author!
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I like the name and idea, but I agree that the ads are way too big - especially on mobile.
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Re:Tesla Executive Leaves for Waymo on Saturday May 12, 2018 @08:07PM (#17056695)
Chris Lattner was at Tesla for the blink of an eye
Re:How to Quit a Top Tier Tech Job on Thursday March 29, 2018 @02:27PM (#16709670)
Speak for yourself. I would definitely give a shit if someone who applied to my theoretical company worked at a top-tier company.
Re:Ask HN: What did you work on in 2017? on Sunday December 31, 2017 @12:40PM (#16041524)
Re:HQ Trivia App Puts On-Demand Generation on a Strict Schedule on Saturday December 23, 2017 @12:41AM (#15993080)
Can you be more specific in what how they’re not rising to the challenge?

I think the live stream quality and synchronization is incredible. All my friends gather at lunch and the video and sound play together exactly.

He just saw the Silicon Valley episode
Have you seen iOS11? Apple doesn't seem to value testing too much
Re:Stanford CS007: Personal Finance For Engineers on Monday November 27, 2017 @05:55PM (#15792444)
How do you pick a wife and get married and have kids by 25? That’s simply impossible for people that don’t marry their high school sweetheart and stay together through college
Re:Stanford CS007: Personal Finance For Engineers on Monday November 27, 2017 @04:40PM (#15791708)
How do you take risks when you’re married with kids?
Re:Half-Life and Team Fortress Networking on Saturday November 25, 2017 @05:42PM (#15778394)
Yup. I hate how online matchmaking these days has made away with the community feel that picking your own server provided.
I second this. I'm currently on a team that has a couple senior engineers, but neither of them are true experts of what our team does (iOS). One has decades of web dev experience while the other has decades of Java service experience. Our team badly needs an iOS expert to make the tough decisions and lead architecture.
In Seattle I’ve seen all 3 types of ridesharing bikes (LimeBike, Spin, Ofo) being used fairly frequently - especially when it’s nice outside.
Re:Life Inside the RVs of Silicon Valley on Friday November 03, 2017 @03:39AM (#15617308)
I don’t think there’s a real stigma for people who can afford to rent an apartment but live in an RV... it’s almost hip at this point. However I don’t think it’s as practical as you think. Addresses are very important.
Re:ICO Review: US Dollar on Tuesday October 31, 2017 @07:50PM (#15597768)
That’s a fair comparison...
Well, the question is why did Google wait the 2 non-required years before shutting it down? Seems like something they wouldn’t just forget about.
Finding these people is a big challenge in itself...
Re:'Anemic' iPhone 8 demand drags Apple shares lower on Friday October 20, 2017 @02:42PM (#15518181)
You underestimate the draw of new and shiny. All my friends that use iPhones skipped the 8, and most are dying to get the X. I am betting that Apple struggles to meet demand.
Re:Dictionary and Set Improvements in Swift 4.0 on Wednesday October 04, 2017 @04:26PM (#15404285)
I really wish Apple would focus more on getting Xcode up to par. It's in a truly horrid state, both performance and feature-wise. Developing an Objective-C app is worlds ahead of Swift right now.
I agree. The title is misleading and should be changed.
This article isn't an announcement - it's a "Why we did it". They started transitioning years ago.
Re:$782k over asking for a house in Sunnyvale on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @11:48AM (#15239418)
What's the catch?
Traffic has gotten so much worse since I first came here in 2011. The good news is that Seattle is small enough that you can walk to most places just fine, and the bus and light rail systems are fantastic.
If picking the winners is impossible, how would picking the inverse set (e.g. losers) be any different?

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