jeen02

You're a ML engineer, not a specialist in this area.

> And accounts of stalled Waymos in the middle of the road are too frequent to believe them

You gonna provide a source for that?

we just want the link

If you want to write an essay every time you want to execute a simple command.

No way, you're telling me 153 is the same as 315? :O

Whoa, calm your horses angry boy.

bi -> Random file

bit -> Bitlocker

bitt -> qBittorrent (yay!)

bitto to bittorent -> web search

Free ad for a badly written article.

Ah, the weekly "I beat C using X language".

I don't understand why LOC was even brought up. You can put all your code on a single line in most languages. The Github code linked even has 26 lines of Haskell which makes this even more nonsense.

Why not give a few examples?

People who didn't know how to do ads spent $50k on them and complain that they lost $50k.

you snus you lose

School wouldn't be too useful if all you learnt was to copy others code.

> 14" thinkpad

That would make me cry too.

Writing a GC for C is pretty strange.

The streets are pretty offset as well :(

Good ol' internet boycotts...

I couldn't even get through the introduction without repeatedly rolling my eyes at the narcissism scattered throughout it.

If they're so easy, why haven't Apple implemented them?

You only get upvotes for Google hate here.

Because the article title is extremely clickbaity and wrong. They fired four people because they were repeatedly breaking privacy policies and leaking documents.

> Printer firmware does not get updates.

Sounds like you've never owned a printer before...

> IF that ever happens, which is super duper unlikely, then kill it since the clients are unfixable.

So have a possible security hole with no active developers until a third party finds a vulnerability, then shut it down?

> But this is not an ongoing cost.

You would still require SRE support for keeping this thing up running. You would also open yourself up to a lot of risk, losing user trust and potential lawsuits if it ever was hacked.

Everything you wrote sounds like an elaborate troll but I'm assuming that you've just never worked on a large system before.

Why work for money when you can volunteer your time instead to the local community?

Thanks for elaborating.

You really think Google dropped their motto for a damn good reason? Really?

95% of small tech startups won't pay anywhere near what Google would offer.