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https://old.reddit.com/r/AMA/comments/8pc8mf/im_nat_friedman...> I’m Nat Friedman, future CEO of GitHub. AMA.
> Atom is a fantastic editor with a healthy community, adoring fans, excellent design, and a promising foray into real-time collaboration. At Microsoft, we already use every editor from Atom to VS Code to Sublime to Vim, and we want developers to use any editor they prefer with GitHub.
> So we will continue to develop and support both Atom and VS Code going forward.
> So, I love the years of collaboration between Microsoft and GitHub that have produced these two beloved editors, and I expect this fruitful relationship to continue!
And... no you won't. You make decisions that weren't your's to make.
Haha they clearly screwed up with hundreds of thousands of people watching a blank page. On Bloomberg they are already streaming it and it just took off.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Monday August 24, 2020 @09:33PM
from the medium.com dept.
Oh, is it better to have an entirely text-based service like a phone book? Surely that will help with retention.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Friday September 20, 2019 @12:41AM
from the youtube.com dept.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Friday September 20, 2019 @12:10AM
from the cnbc.com dept.
This company has a shite hiring process. Ask you to submit pull request on github with answers to a challenge (and you can publicly view other people's answers as it is a public repo).
The answers were straight forward and I didn't pass. And I could see my answers were the same as other people submitting. Very odd company.
Hah. You can lose people hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assets and because it is magic internet money and not real money, you are coding instead of in jail.
Yes, I've used them for the last year and their software is horrid and can barely be used to make phone calls without crashing frequently. Also, their support is quite crap.
That said, they pushed out an update about 3-4 months ago that improved stability a lot.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Friday June 29, 2018 @03:00PM
from the teslarati.com dept.
I would argue that the people who can afford a Tesla are rich people and thus likely well educated and are safer drivers.
Poor people with bad cars, no education and unsafe driving practices probably have more accidents.
I don't think these stats mean much.
"99% of people survive and our software bug only drives a few people violently in to concrete barriers at seconds notice and decapitates them. It just so happens that your loved one is now dead but he shouldn't have used our product, as he knew it didn't work there. kthxbye"
I totally agree. I am a massive fan of Tesla but this response is absolutely atrocious and disrespectful.
They refuse to acknowledge a bug in THEIR software which drove his car in to a concrete barrier and pin all the blame on him. Even so far as to tease him and ask why he would even use their product in that area (which Tesla allows).
It must feel so so so sad to have your loved one die and then to read this heartless BS from tesla.
Germany did nothing wrong.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Saturday March 11, 2017 @07:49AM
from the smh.com.au dept.
I'd be more concerned about them catching fire and spurting fire at me while I lay there stuck.
Bye bye climate change denier.
No. The Model S will break the car for regen purposes if you are in gear. So you will lose speed but get a tiny bit more energy added to the battery. It's better to just go into neutral because that whole process is inefficient.
Better get right on that. I wouldn't want any person sniffing my network to see the http content of the article I am reading.
Posted by
waitwhatt on Sunday October 05, 2014 @05:38AM
from the blog.illogicalextend.com dept.
Crappy article. Much better to link to the post by reddit sysadmin alienth.
It's linkedin. As expected.