hack_mmmm's comments

hack_mmmm | 4 years ago

This is absolutely crazy. How to make the city safe?

hack_mmmm | 4 years ago | on: Dating Software Engineering?

Very inspiring

hack_mmmm | 7 years ago | on: Apple Loss? Qualcomm Insane Patent Fights!

Apple charged witness tampering of former Apple employee who works at Google now. Jury dismissed all such rogue allegations

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: The multi-dimensional chess of Qualcomm vs. Broadcom

The incredible multi-dimensional chess of Qualcomm vs. Broadcom vs. Intel vs. Apple vs. Google vs. Governments

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: The Ironic Weirdness of Apple and Intel vs. Qualcomm

Well, there’s a lot in the article which will become clear(affirmed) in the next 1 year or so..

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: Annual note to self: most of the world exists outside the tech bubble

It's not easy outside Bay Area Bubbles or concentrated zones to find the programming jobs that you really would like and grow in.

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: Annual note to self: most of the world exists outside the tech bubble

"Now that I'm a programmer I can theoretically get a job in pretty much any American city I choose, and probably negotiate a starting/moving bonus"

Try getting a job in Athens Georgia with equal or greater salary than you are earning now in SF

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: Ask HN: Which companies give programmers offices?

2 years back We used to get a cabin office @Qualcomm for all Engineers same as VPs. Now Staff Engineers and above still get cabin office and others have moved to cubicles. We have a lab where most of us sit in the afternoon to collaborate. I must say this is the only place where I saw in my career where a fresh grad got cabin offices. It feels great to code in isolation uninterrupted. It also feels great to collaborate in lab with other folks and also code there.

hack_mmmm | 8 years ago | on: Show HN: Healthy home food different cuisines nearby, at affordable prices

Started this service in California and Austin which lets you sell and sample Home Made Food nearby.

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hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: Qualcomm could be looking at banning iPhone imports into the U.S

This is going to be an interesting hard tussle.

hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: #UninstallSnapchat is taking off in India

This is a sad irony as to why some founders in exuberant start-ups are not mindful of their statements and actions that could hurt their company's growth as well as hurt sentiments of a lot of people.

Uber's Kalanich and now Snapchat's Evan.

hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: What is wrong with you Yahoo?

Anyone still have yahoo mail or yahoo linked play accounts? Be extremely careful. I don't even know if any of the the Yahoo products are secure anymore

hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: Pixel smartphone camera review: At the top

This is awesome

hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: Got in Udacity's Self-Driving Car First Batch. Impact of Self-Driving Cars?

What do you think about the impact of Self-Driving cars? Should more minds tackle this space?

hack_mmmm | 9 years ago | on: Why you would need 5G?

Thanks for sharing these link. I agree on your points. It will take a huge effort, more actual fiber in the ground everywhere

hack_mmmm | 10 years ago | on: Why I don't want stuff

"Living minimalistic" - life connects you more to the present. In the end, this is what matters most. But having memories makes us more empathetic by virtue of emotions. If you know yourself and connect with humanity no matter what, then living minimalistic could be great! Otherwise not!

hack_mmmm | 10 years ago | on: Quantum and Tech Startups

How our reality is formed depends on so many factors; It is amazing how Quantum world works

hack_mmmm | 10 years ago | on: Social Networks Are Bad for You

Interesting view. “We are creatures who — for the sake of our own mental health — thrive on living in the present”

hack_mmmm | 10 years ago | on: Should we all become Software Engineers as a society?

Probably?

hack_mmmm | 10 years ago | on: Hearts on Twitter

Companies like Twitter, Facebook have rolled out (Like/Hearts/emotions) button to posts. I think "heart" button is not appropriate categorization for real time contents. Sometimes we just want to express on things if they are relevant. The emotion part "Like, heart, dislike, chill, etc" is just an aftermath to the real intent.

Problem: "heart" can not express emotion that community wants to just share, it may not necessarily be likable. Example, Tweet about violence in Middle east. I want to just not give it a "heart" but some other emotion like "disgrace, shame" etc.

Idea: To solve this problem, I would say the real symbol should be "Star", instead of "heart, like" etc. "Star" means you want to buzz in with this article but not classify your emotion. What do you think?