666lumberjack

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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Friendly people working on interesting projects and a good variety of tools and expertise.
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How do you make programmers work 60-80 hours per week? (2016)(brianknapp.me)
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Codewars looks great, thanks for the suggestion.
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Ask HN: Best resources for learning Haskell interactively?
3 points by 666lumberjack 8y ago|2 comments
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Do you know why that is?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Their sign-up forms say they want to 'democratize hiring', whatever that means.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Thanks for taking the time to advise me. It's good to know that having been the only dev on the team is a potential red flag; I'll make sure to de-emphasize that on my resume. Based on searching Indeed/Whoishiring etc. the ma
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Ask HN: Why is MacOS so popular among developers?
38 points by 666lumberjack 8y ago|48 comments
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
"How much overtime have you worked in the past year?"
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Ask HN: Questions from a self-taught (UK) intern
3 points by 666lumberjack 8y ago|2 comments
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
You're surprised that not everyone agrees with you?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Think you posted to the wrong thread, companies go here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17902901
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Always nice to see Scala being used for something like this
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The truth is that this is hardly a unique case - most Apple laptops released in the past 10 years have had serious hardware design flaws[1]. In this case it's simply a particularly noticeable/frequent issue. [1] https://
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I imagine introducing baffles would significantly complicate unloading, as right now the procedure is basically to lower bulldozers and other heavy machinery into the hold and use it to keep the cargo in few piles that can be easily grabbed