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Same words, different meanings: getting better at estimation communication(dylanfitzgerald.net)
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Same words, different meanings: getting better at estimation communication(dylanfitzgerald.net)
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Against Heroism(dylanfitzgerald.net)
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by Arubis 2y ago
Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/1357/
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by Arubis 2y ago
If you include his treatment of subjects of the British Raj, there’s plenty of folks that will agree with that labeling.
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by Arubis 2y ago
At the risk of sounding like a shill, you can get by on the Apple Watch ecosystem’s battery life. The charge time is really quick, so throwing it on the charger while showering each day is sufficient. Your point that a 36 hour battery life
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RealWorld: Demo apps for dozens of front end/back end stack combinations(github.com)
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So you've been laid off: a guide for mid-level+ software devs and leadership(dylanfitzgerald.net)
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by Arubis 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote/Denver, CO [MT/UTC-6] | Fullstack Dev, Tech Consulting, Team Dynamics Greetings! I'm Dylan Fitzgerald, a software engineering consultant with a knack for bridging the gap between technology and team dyna
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by Arubis 2y ago
Ah, you’re correct; I misread this as fractions of a dollar, not cents.
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by Arubis 2y ago
> Nuclear fuel, even with all the processing costs included, only comes to about US$1,663 per kilogram (2.2 lb). Because nuclear fuel has such an incredible energy density, that's about 0.46 ¢/kWh – and the fuel costs keep drop
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by Arubis 2y ago
Finding an insurer that pays therapists a rate in line with their level of education and specialization can be nearly impossible, and time spent filling out the billing paperwork (often only to be rejected for payment or even "clawed b
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by Arubis 2y ago
Several years ago, facing the problem that Reclaim.ai started off solving (cross-calendar sync), I started exploring Google's Calendar API and MS's O365 API for the same. Pretty quickly figured out this wasn't side project-si
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by Arubis 2y ago
This is one of the faster founding-fitting-exiting stories I've seen in some time. Five years is quick!
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by Arubis 2y ago
Magic wormhole is a lifesaver for getting config files onto locked-down corporate machines.
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by Arubis 2y ago
I had never heard of this drug before today.
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by Arubis 2y ago
Is there a link to the actual data?
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by Arubis 2y ago
“Good engineering bundled together with bad opinions” is such a succinct summary of most Musk properties.
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by Arubis 2y ago
Can I ask what language/stack you’re using for your project? More specifically, is it in Python? I’ve had mediocre (though at least partly usable) results on JavaScript repos, and relatively poor ones on anything less popular.
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Operation Outward: deliberate grid attack by balloon(en.wikipedia.org)
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Open Vehicle Management System(openvehicles.com)
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by Arubis 2y ago
So cool to see this come around again. I borrowed this idea for my Peace Corps project back in ~2011: https://gamlight.org/ Not the originator of the idea by any means—I found this by way of Liter of Light—but I've spe
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by Arubis 2y ago
I found my first full-time remote W2 through HN back in 2013/2014. It wasn't a Who's Hiring post (were we running those back then?), but rather an HN discussion that linked out to a blog post at an organization that felt like
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by Arubis 2y ago
I've found a few clients through the Freelancer/Seeking Freelancer posts over the years. It's not a huge contributor to my pipeline, but it's not zero.
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by Arubis 2y ago
I'd much sooner accept and commit implementation code written by an AI against unit tests written by a human than the reverse.
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by Arubis 2y ago
3,400 years later, will it become a sandworm?
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by Arubis 2y ago
Super helpful workaround for those of us that want to deal with this not right this instant.
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by Arubis 2y ago
Ergh. Thanks for the heads-up. Bartender's been super handy for years, but has sufficient access to do some damage. Suggested alternatives?
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by Arubis 2y ago
Is it called The British Museum?
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by Arubis 2y ago
Setting aside Russia’s own motives, is there any way to take the temperature of Belarus’s own citizens actual preferences around this? I gather their elections have been shoddy for long enough that they’re not a proxy for actual sentiment.

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