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12y ago
Instead of the picture in the first slide, could you put the screenshot from the second slide? Maybe it will be more clear than just "A better way to share files and links".
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12y ago
She's not software developer, but "Customer Experience Associate", which apparently consists in taking calls from customers. 30k seems very low for NYC though.
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12y ago
I thought this article was written about a fictitious company as a satire, but after couple of search it turns out that Handy actually exists and has raised quite a lot - as a competitor of HomeJoy? I don't know if everything there is
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12y ago
I wish all employers could be like you...
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12y ago
Actually I have no idea what this slashnull's first comment has to do with the article. There must be a pun I am not getting...
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12y ago
How about buying second hand computers or laptops?
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12y ago
Would it be possible that the criminals gave those answers hoping that this survey would actually be monitored, and its result be used for parole?
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What I've learned from Hacker News (2009)
(paulgraham.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
You can work on stuff that don't require any graphical interface, just a REPL, so you could limit the use of your battery: - project Euler - 4clojure - maths and stats stuff - artificial intelligence - chat bot If you have an existing
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12y ago
I subscribe as a mentor, and then I realized that I could do with a mentor in Common Lisp or Assembly, but then I was unable to change my status.
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Traffickers who torture
(hrw.org)
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12y ago
That's actually true and some big companies employ consultants from those consulting firms for couple of years - costing much more than a permanent or even contract employee would.
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12y ago
I agree that Linux has probably more users that Windows here on HN, but when I said "a minority of the viewers", I meant "the viewers of the gnod website".
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12y ago
I know it's gonna concern only a minority of viewers, but it would be helpful if the degree of compatibility with Linux would be indicated.
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12y ago
I think people perceive email and chat differently. For example, I would find normal to ask someone "what's the status of X?" in an asynchronous chat, but it would seem borderline rude to write an email saying just that - I w
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12y ago
Why don't you volunteer to improve the design of the webpages of the OSS projects that you think would need it?
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12y ago
The problem I see here is that the inmates and their families don't have a word to say in what company is managing the prison logistics. The ones who decide are the prisons themselves, so they don't care if the inmates and their f
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12y ago
Well, if you think what the startup join join does is really awesome and you're passionate about it, by all mean go for it, passion is something I do respect. And same for your PhD, I always respect people who have one because they wer
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12y ago
Pretty awesome! I like it.
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12y ago
Maybe the reason MENSA's tests are reliable is that not many people are interested in joining MENSA - I am not denying that MENSA can be of interest, but its admittance would not be worth preparing IQ tests like crazy. On the other han
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12y ago
You can improve your IQ score by taking lots of IQ tests (your "IQ" will slowly improve), and I don't consider IQ to be a good thing by itself.
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12y ago
> Not to make this just a conversation about money, but if working 100 hours a week as the first hire at Airbnb (even for below market salary) is exploitation, then please exploit me! OK. Imagine I come to you with this offer: "Hey,
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12y ago
Following andrewchambers' advice, have you asked companies if you could work part time? Companies can be flexible sometimes. If you can afford it, you could start a consulting business and work only couple of days a week.
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12y ago
Oh, my mistake. Since you're here, dang, can I resubmit it correctly?
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Astronomers have found water vapor in a planet in the constellation Cygnus
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12y ago
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12y ago
> Common Lisp in the browser, here we come! You have Parenscript for that: http://common-lisp.net/project/parenscript/ (I haven't used it yer though.)
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12y ago
You should not be able to push broken builds to production. Shame to your manager if you are.
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12y ago
> Could I trouble you to explain to me a little more about Python? Is it a starter platform? Python is a programming language, that is used to do lots of things - it is used in production at Google, and you can do pretty much anything wi
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12y ago
Slightly OT, but I am wondering what would happen if the landlords were tax at 100% (or even more) on the rent they perceive. I have this weird dream where it wouldn't be profitable to speculate on real estate, and real estate would be
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12y ago
> The last sentence you wrote is a restatement of the principle of charity. Do you mean "clarity" instead of "charity"? sorry I wouldn't bother on a simple typo if it wasn't for the word "clarity".
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