bogardon's comments

bogardon | 16 days ago | on: Waymo Safety Impact

I'd love to cycle more outdoors, but I'm always wary of the risks. How cool would it be if you could hire a waymo as a "team car" and have it follow you around? It could also carry extra equipment...and act as a ride home in case of emergencies.

bogardon | 1 month ago | on: The Brand Age

Is it just me or are an increasing number of (high profile) people in the tech industry into luxury watches these days?

bogardon | 2 months ago | on: Captive Wi-Fi

They probably know what it is but are just not familiar with the term.

I find the OS' captive portal detection to sometimes be flaky, so I often just directly visit www.neverssl.com to reliably trigger the captive portal redirect.

bogardon | 7 years ago | on: Facebook Watch Isn’t Living Up to Its Name

I would have forgiven most things like lower viewership if the stream itself was at least reliable. That said, Google/Facebook's requirement that you use some "real name" just goes against what gamers prefer: anonymity.

bogardon | 7 years ago | on: Teach Yourself Computer Science

My personal experience is that I got bored with frontend and pushing pixels, and when I tried to switch into infra work I found my incomplete picture of CS made it hard for me to grasp concepts other seem to take for granted. Maybe you don't have to have a CS degree, but even having a survey knowledge of major CS topics will at least give you more confidence.

bogardon | 11 years ago | on: Twitch acquires eSports pro-gaming team Evil Geniuses

I watched a lot of SC2 during WOL and I recently went to IEM San Jose. I was reminded of why I stopped watching. Koreans are completely impersonal. You can't even force yourself to become partial to them on any level other than their in game skills. As a foreigner, all the Koreans might as well be clones of each other. The language barrier is simply too much and it makes for a really boring spectator environment.

bogardon | 12 years ago | on: I will not do a tech interview

the point of technical interviews is to see how you think about problems, getting it correct isn't even that important. i can understand why people really hate this stuff if they did not come from a cs background, but it is a knowledge gap that they should look to bridge eventually...
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