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What's that saying? The best way to get a promotion is to cause a problem and then fix it? Political things aside, it's crazy to see so much of a flip-flop so quickly. Has there been any other behavior like this in the past where
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How much of Americans driving to work is because they choose too though? Amazon's 5 day RTO policy is a good example. How many of the people now going to an office 5 days a week would've done so without the mandate? I see the traf
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The only mortgages that don't require cashflow are the paid off mortgages. Even if someone has a year of savings, or two years, or three, after that amount is drained, they need cash flow again. So how does one buy a house without bein
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Snapchat announces new generation of AR glasses
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I had a bug squash interview today. I found it nice, but also frustrating. It was nice because I didn't need to practice and I knew exactly how to debug the thing. It was frustrating because my personal laptop is from 7 years ago (from
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Do you do marketing as well? I'd assume not based on the no JS-analytics so I'm curious what your customer acquisition methods are, as in how they find out about your business?
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Genuine question: Is fraud actually something that costs Stripe money when it comes to payouts? The reason credit card fraud for charges costs money to processors is because of charge backs. I believe charge back fees originate from the car
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test
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How is it for PCI compliance? Which of the PCI DSS requirements outlines this?
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Snapchat laying off 550 workers, 10% of workforce
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Number 8 on the list is "Radix". When you look into levels.fyi, it shows the salary as $25k. There's definitely some publicly traded tech companies that are missing from the list.
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We're not talking about healthcare though. We're talking about advertising. This law doesn't affect the situation you've brought up. This isn't a ban on companies from collecting personal data. This is a ban for Met
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> We were discussing haircuts in the morning and I showed her some photos online. 15 minutes later she opened Facebook and saw hairdresser commercial with THOSE EXACT haircuts we were discussing. Genuine question but what's the harm
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> Homebuyers needed a $114,000 salary to afford a typical home in September — assuming a 7.2% mortgage rate with 20% down on a median priced home of $412,001 — according to real estate brokerage Redfin Corp. Interesting. I wonder what it
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Ask HN: System design interview practice and resources
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Home rates are closer to 8%. The redfin calculator puts a $490k home near me at just under $3200/mo with 20% down. So over $36k a year. I'm in Washington, so no income tax. Let's say $100k income, single person. No pre tax de
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Conditional breakpoints in IntelliJ were big for me when I discovered them. It's helpful when there's many iterations of the same function so you can stop at specific inputs.
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Snap shutters its enterprise services division after less than a year
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I've never done a language upgrade. I don't know what it takes. I've heard 8->11 is painful and 11->17 is not. So doesn't that mean jumping from 8->17 directly is mostly the same as going from 8->11? I'm
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1) you're assuming every one is on Gradle 6 or higher lol. I can assure you that is not true. 2) Sure, pushing and making the decision are not the same thing. I can complain and persuade as much as possible and it doesn't mean it&
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1) dependencies need to be upgraded. for example, not all versions of Gradle support all Java versions. So you need to upgrade Gradle to upgrade Java. 2) other things are deemed to have higher priority. 3) people are satisfied with existing
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100%. In general, if you're submitting a PR for a bug fix then an automated test (ideally a unit test) should be included in the PR that tests the bug fix.
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Even if all chatgpt did was save you two clicks per search, and maybe saved the time spent highlighting the portion that needs to be copied, isn't that still valuable?
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>This is exactly the point. The objective of these laws is not to deter illegal possession of firearms. That's already super, duper, triple, illegal. It's to deter the law abiding from exercising their Constitutional rights. ri
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Laws exist at deterrents don't they? An extreme example: if we removed all laws, would there be more acts of crime (as judged by the laws that were removed)? I bet yes. Which means, the laws existence does deter people from doing certa
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The site is broken
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I mentioned this in another post but here's my take. Background: I graduated from school in Spring 2020 and started at my first full time software in Aug 2020. I've began going to the office about 4 days a week since Feb 2023. Pri
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They speak Mandarin. I don't know much about other languages, but I've heard that's notoriously difficult to learn. It's also not just my team. I see other tables at lunch and other teams having conversations in what I a
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I graduated from school in Spring 2020 and started working in Aug 2020. In that timeframe, I had not been inside an employers office more than 3 times. Since Mar 2023, we've had a "mandatory" 4 days in office every week. Here
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I think "secure" is the key part that's missing here. There's no incentive for a consumer to use a payment method such as this when paying with a bank. The reason is that credit cards come with consumer protection that t
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