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by 71a54xd 4y ago
This is interesting, specifically relative to what their definition of "growth stage" is. Does this mean a young company with five employees and some traction, or a large company that is close to PMF but needs cash to burn after
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I don't really worry about it - yearly stuff on a google cal, other stuff I just condense onto one day a week, others one day a month. Over planning does the opposite of removing other things I need to keep in my head that don't
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I assume non-startup / large company? Congrats on the role.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Will do, thanks for the tip. I'm somewhat tempted to start grifting Blind and just paying for recs.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Totally agree, fortunately I have a decent network to draw from. Unfortunately, I have to refresh leetcode to take up friends who have rec's to offer + most of those friends work for orgs that have completely frozen hiring pipelines.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Nope, it's pretty bad. Out of maybe 40 applications I've had 2 interviews, made it to round two for one of them, no offer. LinkedIn positions get 150+ applications within hours. For the first time I got nearly zero response from
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
It's a missile with Peyronie's Disease - your tax dollars at work.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I guess we can both become data-backed solar salesmen?
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
If you don't have backup codes most companies have a manual flow to regain access. It's a pain, but to be honest I prefer it that way instead of leaving more vectors for social engineering to compromise my accounts.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Yeah, it's a bit of a drag. I'm four years in - but supposedly two job changes and one experimental year as a technical product manager at an early stage company seems to have nuked any modicum of hire-ability I had. If I spend m
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Alright, about enough of this garbage. I'll stick to googling.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I'd argue I've sort of fumbled my early tech career, hopefully I can recover in a non-linear fashion haha
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Yep, it's not good. Been unemployed for about a month and the market is completely flooded. Either I'm not senior enough or I just suck - feelsbadman.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Nope, one dedicated device for 2FA. Dedicated email for each account.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Wow, the future is going to suck.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Just store backup codes, using a 2FA app like authy which can be swapped via SMS defeats the entire point of using 2FA authenticators in lieu of SMS.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I feel like the easiest workaround is to a) not use an email with your name in it for any important login b) don't use those emails for more than one service c) use a separate SIM and device for 2FA (mint mobile etc) / banking app
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Your site's feature of "cool comments from HN" is awesome! Automating this with some kind of LLM and selling it would be killer.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
This happened to me after making a rash decision about a new apt in NYC. When I visited to view the apt it must've been at a time when street noise / people noise was at all time lows. About a month into living there my work prod
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Why wouldn't uBlock Origin be targeted? Nobody is capable of auditing the entire codebase, paying off open source contributors flat out isn't hard and it's cheap.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Sure, but ad-blockers are also basically adware that scans through the entirety of all websites you visit. Very similar snooping to custom keyboards etc...
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
This is great, but if you have a history of risky behavior or literally having HIV you shouldn't be able to donate blood.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
IMO it's a zoning problem. If you build residential it should be occupied, in theory if you build it that's the entire point. Mixed use / commercial is another story. If implemented correctly, this could also solve the iss
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Yeah, as a native who recently returned because of remote work - it's insane that people think austin is worth what it costs to live here now. Even if austin was 50% cheaper than NYC its by no means 50% as interesting / provides
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Regardless of politics, landlords who deliberately keep empty apartments off-market are a menace to society. If CA can't sue these people into infinity I don't know another state that can and no rent-control isn't the answer
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
If people just don't fold we can still save remote work.
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
I briefly worked for a guy who made millions a few years out of college speculating his entire net worth on corn fields in Iowa when the Obama admin was looking to buy up land for ethanol production facilities. At the time, he was working o
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
thanks!
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Living with roommates past 27 is also kind of a deal breaker, along with paying $5k for a dilapidated 1br apt, enforced by the asinine dating market as well. By asinine I mean most women expecting male suitors to make over $400k, have thei
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by 71a54xd 4y ago
Not really, most of it comes from the Edwards aquifer and the CO river (which Lake Travis is a damned portion of). If we stopped selling so much water to rice farmers in east texas at a hilarious discount per acre foot we wouldn't have

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