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To me, these lessons feel very similar to the lessons learned working at a midsized company. Was there any particular takeaways that are exclusive to working at a FOSS?
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I find it common for human customer support people to give inaccurate information. I don't know about "outright lying", but I've had people tell me things that are factually incorrect.
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3y ago
Shoving somewhere in a datacenter and virtualizing so that 96 different clients can use it at once.
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Why are railroads 4'8 1/2" in the US?
(astrodigital.org)
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Using Blender's path tracing to simulate a film camera
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My personal take: Microsoft isn't facing the same wage competition it used to, so doesn't have to increase wages.
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> I really don't want to restart with the hassle of configuring a js project from scratch. Done it already a thousand times, and that's a thousand times too many :) This is the key. For small apps, it's far more effective
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I would expect small class sizes to be considerably more expensive.
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Slowing down would be hard since it's a live stream
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While I agree, often times the places that need the most heat are those with snow. So it may still be better to optimize for cooling in many cases.
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I don't see that as explicitly a bad thing. If a rational founder thinks they can gain more by working on their friends startup, it might be better for the collective to have more people working on the more promising project.
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Right to jail
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People have not left the labor force in the last few months. The labor force participation rate is still on a steady upward march since the initial lockdowns. Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics https://www.bls.gov/charts&#x
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Does anyone have a comparison to other nations?
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Every domestic and international flight I can remember (post 9/11) has checked my ID immediately before boarding.
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Slightly tangential, but the most effective way to be invited to a party is by hosting them.
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4y ago
Does anyone have thoughts on the announced 40k show produced by Henry Cavill?
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This is why I love HN. These comments allow me to not click.
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The time saved is not the time required to click 'subscriptions'. The time saved is the time not spent mindlessly scrolling through endless recommendations designed to keep me hooked.
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4y ago
You're describing the advantage and disadvantage of the YouTube recommendation algorithm. It's really effective at recommending videos I'd be interested in/would click on. However it's so good that it'll easily
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I feel like I have a unique one here. The chrome extension: "Replace Youtube's Home with Subscriptions" It has easily saved me over 100 hours by preventing me from continuously scrolling through youtube recommendations. http
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2fa backup codes can be useful here for the services that provide it.
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Cattle Grid
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While this is true that a local computer is often faster than a single cloud instance, I've often noticed code running on cloud instances (dev servers, etc) end up finishing their task more quickly. It's usually because most tasks
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In Iceland, they cogenerate hot water and power due to the abundance of geothermal. Not exactly a common case that's replicable everywhere, but mildly interesting.
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A book named "How will you measure your life?" by Clayton Christiansen that dives pretty deeply into the topic, among other things. The theory presented was called "The Trap of Marginal Thinking". On the margin, it may a
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In some ways, Steam has provided an experience better than having no DRM. I can hop in a friend's computer and download any game I've purchased. Or I can delete old games to free up space and redownload them later (without having
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Ask HN: SQL Query Google (Or Other) Calendar
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Which provider is this? Only gigabit I've seen in Beanfield (which provided excellent symmetric gigabit service to one of my old employers)
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> "zero downtime" isn't free, and has a direct cost to implement Thank you for writing this. I was implicitly trying to convey this in the article, but glad to have it be explicit.
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