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Agreed regarding culture. This should always be the goal. Unfortunately it is rarely the end result as humans aren't perfect, so some pieces still need tending to. It's not that 1-1s are a panacea. They are more a mitigation strat
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> The employee / manager relationship should be one in which either party can feel free to just raise any concern the moment that it comes up. This is true in an ideal world, but not everyone is comfortable being direct with superio
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5y ago
You can find a list of resources here: https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job I usually point people in this direction. It has grown quite a bit so you might need to filter through some garbage, but it shou
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5y ago
> at least that's how they are historically lumped together under Rabenvögel in German along with crows, ravens, and jackdaws, probably because they're scavengers Corvidae or Corvids in English (from the Latin word for "ra
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Regulatory pressure. With privacy comes illicit use. With illicit use, "what about the children / terrorism / etc..." becomes enough of a reason for regulators to pressure centralized exchanges to drop support. Without w
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5y ago
It's not directly about constant relocation. It is about keeping options open and the freedom comes with it. Yes, relocating has it's costs especially on one's social circle, but I'd still prefer a job that lets me decid
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5y ago
Autobreaking typically only cares about what is in front of the car correct? There are possible scenarios where an attentive driver may opt for a frontal collision to avoid a T-bone that could kill them. There are arguments to be made both
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5y ago
> Loyalty does not exist (company, coworkers, etc) I can't quite call myself a veteran engineer yet, but loyalty and positive relationships with coworkers is a huge boon. I agree that companies will often screw you. Manager and poli
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5y ago
Looking at games, Minecraft (before being sold) and Terraria would be up there. WhatsApp is probably the best example from recent history. You also have private companies like You Need A Budget (YNAB) which are highly successful, but fairly
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5y ago
They support the assets, but they don't control all the Tether in the world and they, the company/people, definitely aren't valued at $68 billion.
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5y ago
The Trojan Room Coffee pot is mentioned in the RFC as an example. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2324 edit: but I wouldn't say that it was the motivation
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5y ago
There are plenty of independent communities that exist. In my opinion Facebook has hurt a lot of these group, but if you look they still exist. Similarly there are plenty of independent Discord and IRC servers depending on the hobby. I have
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5y ago
I would guess it's because it requires more active stabilization of the back and core and as a result muscle tone and posture either stays the same or slightly improves. I also find that I'm and moving around more often or changin
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5y ago
I don't think this is exactly what you are asking, but I find analog computers[1] (specifically mechanical computers) fascinating, especially differential analyzers[2]. I knew of their existence but never really thought about them unti
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5y ago
This is required by law in the EU thanks to PSD2. It's not perfect but orders of magnitude better than the US banks I use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Services_Directive
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5y ago
> Making a post on HN asking how people know when it's time for a new job. This is played off as a joke, but this 100% resonates with me. I always find myself in denial when I know that leaving is the best choice and I always seek a
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5y ago
Just a heads up, the "Software engineer / Developer" has a job description marked as English but it looks identical to the Norwegian.
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5y ago
I recommend reading "A Mind at Play", a biography about Shannon. I found it to be a decent read. Funnily enough, I knew about him more through the unicycling community than I did through computer science. It wasn't until a fe
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6y ago
Like any jobs, your existing network will be best. Outside of that, I usually point people to https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job which is a pretty good resource and should help you find what you are loo
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6y ago
There's Pittsburgh. COL is significantly lower than SF. It's a smaller city and there are fewer jobs, but you some some headquarters there, like Duolingo, and several branch offices, like Google, Facebook, and Amazon. There are se
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6y ago
Sorry to be pedantic, but a portion of UV light is non-ionizing and can still lead to photochemical reactions that aren't insignificant. For example 660nm light can be combined with methylene blue to make it toxic, which is taken advan
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6y ago
In my experience it is higher than I see people recommend. Yeah, I don't necessarily agree with the people who go 100% stocks. I know some retired, older people who seem pretty stock heavy as well. I guess everyone has their own risk t
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6y ago
Out of curiosity, how soon do you plan on retiring and and how much longer do you plan on living? Everyone has different allocations, but I rarely see people talk about having 30% in bonds. Have you been increasing bond allocation over time
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6y ago
This is a bit confusing. You say > of course as the old saying goes time in the market beats timing the market but you also directly contradict it by saying to wait until after the election.
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6y ago
Of course it depends on the situation. If you are saving for retirement, you will be waiting on the money for years regardless. If you will need the money in the short-term there are other options/indices (e.g. bonds) that are safer gi
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6y ago
Bogleheads is probably the best resource in my opinion. It's easy to read and very accessible to everyone. If you want a few more resources you can try - https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/ - targeted mostly at doctors
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6y ago
How long does the black bar usually remain. I thought it was 24 hours, but it feels like it was less than 12 this time. People were asking for it midday when I checked HN and I didn't notice it until the evening. It is already gone in
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7y ago
Yeah, at least they notified customers. I found a similar issue issue at a financial services company (money lending) where I previously worked as a junior dev. A dev accidentally added a log statement to debug something that made it to pro
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7y ago
Unicycling. There is still a pretty active community forum at http://www.unicyclist.com with some scattered FB and discord groups. There is a subreddit but it gets barely any activity. Interesting side note: TinyURL was created
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9y ago
StreetShares | Software Engineer | Washington, DC (Reston, VA) | Full-time, onsite | https://streetshares.com | $80k-$125k and equity The company: Streetshares is a veteran focused startup, striving to bring small businesses and
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