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They said Plus soon, not today.

When I was working at $samsung_competitor, my NDA'd next gen android phone prototypes (a huge motherboard with a screen) were sent some years earlier. Like Samsung is on S25 now, and we would get boards for S27... It takes a long time for these things to evolve.

Or "thinking" just got a new meaning and it's to convey information in the field - perhaps the Oxford dictionary will add it soon?

Going in the exact same direction?

You can have several unique keys, a few are unique to the whole system (like your phone number, Physical Persons Register (CPF)), but you can have several randomly generated per bank. Usually you tell someone your phone number, otherwise the random generated string is a big string, and you actually show them a QR code so they can transfer to your account, and vice-versa.

Something was off when gumroad's founder kept saying "AI now at junior dev level", "AI now at mid dev level" on twitter

Even more crazy than caffeine interaction.

> 2B records of user events during their sessions. As it grew past a 500 million records it turned out to be impossible to query this table in any thing close to real-time - it was basically untouchable because it was so slow.

This is a solved problem, and it seems the technical folks over there lacked the skills to make it work. Having indexes is just the tip of the iceberg. Composite indexes, partitioning, sharding, caching, etc, can lower reads to a few seconds on disk.

Have you considered doing your side projects before work?

It takes me one call in the morning, of me saying for the hundreth time in the past 8 months that the integration is still missing data, to get me off the rails for the day. I know at 10AM that I won't touch anything else after work.

Been contemplating starting early and dedicating "the best hours" to myself.

> And I sort of said I had some more questions before we moved on to the Super Day.

> And they basically just said: we don't think it's going to work out.

Ouch, so their tight-knit, no-shortcuts hiring process is only thorough for them, not for the engineer applying.

Do the HN crowd read "for free" on the title, click it, scan the page in a milisecond, see "Pricing" on the top, and come back to complain in the comments? Geez

Would also want to know this, since one probably needs a lot of muscle to go through this 14 day períod, but those muscles would come from exercising, which also help reducing depression.

Exactly, which is why Nubank is miles away from "disrupting" the traditional banks, and not only at what Nubank does.

Not sure abou that:

Credit portfolio in 2023:

Itaú - $1176 billion

Banco do Brasil - $1109 billion

Bradesco - $877 billion

Nubank - $91 billion

Nubank also had the highest default rate between them (some 6%).

It was great when it was created (fully digital, no credit score check for a credit card), but it is now dealing with the same problems as the big banks

I'd ignore advice like "Ask ChatGPT to make you python course". Get a high-rated course on udemy for $10 where they are building projects/products, get Think Python, and build something on your own later. Bonus if you can get it deployed.

Same.

> Code reviews have a bad rap: they are antagonistic in nature and, sometimes, pure red tape.

I wonder if folks know that this is a job? What are you gonna do, not do it? Cry at night because you forgot for the hundreth time to add token strings to translation files and not be hard-coded? Come on.

Waymo is part of Alphabet, Uber posted profits this past yewr...

Yes you would, after 2 weeks of playing 4+ hour matches, knowing Gukesh was playing not to draw all along since Liren is the better player on rapid/blitz (played in case of a draw), and having 10 minutes on the clock against your opponent's 1 hour.

Folks under brazilian law , employed as "CLT", have 30 days PTO, but it must be divided into up to three periods, one of them has to be at least 14 consecutive days, and the other two at least 5 days each.

Sure would be nice to stretch 30 days to 61 as the app suggests...

From the specs:

  Up to three displays: Two displays with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz over Thunderbolt and one display with up to 5K resolution at 60Hz over Thunderbolt or 4K resolution at 60Hz over HDMI

  Up to two displays: One display with up to 5K resolution at 60Hz over Thunderbolt and one display with up to 8K resolution at 60Hz or 4K resolution at 240Hz over Thunderbolt or HDMI

Are these set in stone? Would it be enough to run say, two external 2560 x 1440 at 144hz?

Found the landlord.

OP mentions the cost of moving when you get kicked, and perhaps the "anxiety" cost, when you get a message on January 1st, asking if everything is okay, and he is thinking about selling the house...

"Humm... I wonder which one of these eight SSO companies I used to sign up for this app"

After reformatting, did git blame always pointed to those commits and the most recent author, or were they added to --ignore-rev?

It is really worth a try when demurrage is not even accounted for?

https://developers.google.com/optimization/service/reference...

From a young age We wanna reach for the stars (perhaps mother saying I'm just great?) but the cosmos inside your home is plenty.

It's crazy how prevalent this is among my peers. Do any other careers have so much pivoting?

Perhaps it's not a close relationship. Perhaps the boss is insecure about his management skills and has to constantly check on the team, to make sure every variable is under his radar.

"What if I were to gather these 5 five recipes that really worked in a future... book?."

Bookbinding has fascinating details.

I wonder if there is any rules now for funded folks coming to one's linkedin saying "Hey, thank you so much for starring {{insert here YC-AI repo}} on github, that means a lot" when one's never even heard about them before.

Agreed but selling your work is an art. Sometimes folks try and sell it so often that it makes me wonder if they are really getting anything done.

Having a boss that loves to sell his team's work to his boss also works wonders.