Novashi

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by Novashi 8y ago
If you gave Gitlab a PO Box address in the Bay Area as your address, wouldn't they have to pay you Bay Area salaries without you paying Bay Area rent? If not a PO Box, some other proxy by which you aren't genuinely living there. M
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by Novashi 8y ago
I'd want to turn it into a drone swarm staging ship and see if it could do last mile delivery.
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by Novashi 8y ago
Architects seem better paid with less stress.
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by Novashi 8y ago
The division of labor depends on how tickets are split up and that’s an organizational specific thing.
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by Novashi 8y ago
There’s plenty of FOMO at lower income levels. You don’t want to gamble that there won’t be an offer after the one you know you have. It’s harder to ‘afford’ turning down offers. IMO it’s a perfectly reasonable survival strategy.
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by Novashi 8y ago
And medical records software In fact, the entire hospital had plans for multi-hour downtimes due to releases, not to mention department-specific contingency plans if the downtime took longer than expected.
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Ask HN: How to break into the luxury travel industry as a worker?
1 points by Novashi 8y ago|0 comments
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by Novashi 8y ago
Some people earn money by doing literally nothing but essentially clicking “Buy these stocks” and leaving it alone for years. It seems more like a personal cry that they don’t find the work fulfilling, but it’s far and away from earning som
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by Novashi 8y ago
Recognition is stupidly cheap. If I can do that without it being a fluke, they’d better bump my salary.
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by Novashi 8y ago
>The idea of fullstack isn't that you have no preference at all between backend or frontend, but that you can do both. Either front/back specialist can google things these days and "do" both sides. If the only goalpos
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by Novashi 8y ago
>HTML/CSS were engineered to be device-independent and to separate styling from the underlying semantics, from day one. These were business trends, not mechanical limitations. >Properly understood, "responsive design" i
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by Novashi 8y ago
Desktop and web development also got to ignore responsive design for a long time, and that revolution added serious complexity to HTML/CSS/JS and browser engines. You could slap a minimum desktop resolution on your product and cal
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by Novashi 8y ago
A team of full stack devs tend towards whatever they fancy when handing out JIRAs, and the separation is still usually front or back-end. It becomes an unofficial silo anyway. The full stack advantage is for sudden departures: the project d
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by Novashi 8y ago
Cars can avoid bikers more easily than pedestrians. You don't walk around with rear-view mirrors. A bike rear-ending a pedestrian is going to be much worse than broken bones for both. A bike rear-ending a car is just going to hurt the
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by Novashi 8y ago
Healthcare has lots of low-hanging fruit that's solved by simple CRUD apps, and those can be reasonably maintainable (and secure) if you build it using easy frameworks and well-known patterns that are commonly found in tutorials lying
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by Novashi 8y ago
Epic and Cerner have been around since before UX and SDLC were common parlance, so their software and processes are likely locked into what we consider bad practices today. Healthcare software exists in a weird trap where it can't move
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by Novashi 8y ago
You’re still making a decision to slow feature development for the relatively small risk that your cloud provider goes under. Personally I’d rather just pick the most popular platform as a better decision to hedge against the risk.
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by Novashi 8y ago
>To be secure the salt must be stored in a different location from the stored hashes and the salt value should not be statically visible in the source code provided a source code compromise. This is outdated though. You don't need t
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by Novashi 8y ago
Even if you could flip a switch and go to a free market, that doesn't reset where the current players are, so they will use that going in to insulate themselves and abuse the market. For pricing, Hospitals/Insurance Co.'s are
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by Novashi 8y ago
The underlying issue is that programmers/developers/engineers need to be split up in terms of technical difficulty. By not doing this, companies don't clearly know how to assess your skills because as we've found, there&
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by Novashi 8y ago
Of course another variable is whether there will be another bailout if this goes off.
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by Novashi 8y ago
Might be some companies really wanting to know what high rollers on Robinhood are buying. Could be a bit of both.
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by Novashi 8y ago
Positive mass has a speed limit though, so I think there would be an upper limit on the amount of force returned?
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by Novashi 8y ago
>My advice is do nothing with it, and start reading books about finance, investing, and money management. Unless you have serious interests in it, you're likely to be a lazy investor and lean on index funds with some gambling money.
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by Novashi 8y ago
I don't even know what the appeal of WinForms/WPF is these days. They don't really offer UI controls or a user experience that's better than well-done websites or electron apps.
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by Novashi 8y ago
You basically have to get into supporting extensions or custom code and supporting an API if you run into enough of these customers and that’s when you declare that you only have so much responsibility for the customer’s code (and it quickl
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by Novashi 8y ago
I have no idea why we're talking about it in a medical setting when this is clearly meant to show how dangerous it is in the hands of the public. Fentanyl is dangerous on the streets and safer in the hospital sheets, of course, but tha
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Ask HN: What can I do when I'm not a culture fit?
4 points by Novashi 8y ago|1 comments
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It's exactly how video game audiences are. But honestly the stakes are higher than video games. If you go around advertising your package, get people to depend on it, then compromise them later, that's malpractice on your part. Th
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by Novashi 8y ago
>I think this is the clearest, easiest, correct answer. If you no longer have the time and motivation to maintain a project, and are also not in a position to hand over control to someone you have good reason to trust, the easy, safe ans

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