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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
| But if they do owe it, they do have to pay you. That should be true, I agree, however it is not. Here is a source outlining the laws in each state. http://ask.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.info/cc-nto-vacatio... For examp
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
Another imposter syndrome article. I agree that the condition is real, but at some point we all have to take responsibility and control of our own careers. Chances are, you were hired and qualified for the position you hold, with the unders
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
There are few use cases where that 3% matter. Unless your writing real-time critical systems, which most of us aren't. What really matters is documentation, user-base knowledge, adoption, and honestly I think Rust is doing a wonderful
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
I agree with the idea that all accrued PTO should be paid out, if the release of the employee was the decision of the company. I also would like to add, that Buzzfeed did not simply throw these people out the door and into poverty, they did
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
I'm still youthful in my career. I'm not yet 30, and I've been working professionally in Enterprise for 6 years. I barely empathize with the kinds of problems being solved with these 'Show HN' posts. It's not g
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Ask HN: Are you Enterprise, or Startup?
3 points by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Do you Source Control your notes?
2 points by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago|1 comments
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
I think it is highly dependent on the work you do. If your two lifestyles are developer (work), and gamer (leisure), then purchasing 2 workstations to accommodate that could be prohibitively expensive. However, if you're a developer by
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Ask HN: Is there a decent MD viewer on Desktop?
2 points by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago|1 comments
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
That's a crazy evaluation, is that company really worth 7.1Instagrams? It really is a nice product, but it feels like a 'First-To-Market' success story. Especially since it's built on top of electron, which I'm stil
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
I think that post title is a bit sensationalist. The researchers concede, however, that their technique would require a detailed measurement or digital scan of a the face of the target iPhone's owner. That puts their spoofing method i
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Ask HN: How would you characterize different generations of Developers?
2 points by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago|0 comments
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
I guess, in this case 'electricity' would be a the moving part. Just have a closable contact on the mic's power attached to an external switch.
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by Pinbenterjamin 8y ago
We run background checks, and there is definitely a space for public record aggregation. We directly interface with those interested in the results of the check, and there is an overwhelming amount of work in building integrations with scho
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by Pinbenterjamin 9y ago
Hey! Something on HN I can finally comment on. I've been time blocking for two years. It's the only strategy that works in my open office. I've invested in a nice pair of headphones (Bose QC35s), in order to help convey the m