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This reminded me of an essay by Amy Hoy: https://stackingthebricks.com/entreporn/
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One of the few people I know does this is Andre Staltz. He is active in Scuttlebut community, and is behind i.e. cycle-js fronted library/framework. I remember he uses a small portable keyboard to hack away on a library on a plane. I t
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I was in simmilar situation, even though not as frustrating. Started at a company as a test-automation engineer, but the QA team I was part of was dissolved soon after, and we were redistributed do various development teams. So I changed to
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8y ago
A.f.a.i.k they are mostly remote, with a small office of ~5 people and few meeting-rooms?
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8y ago
Second that. Half a year ago I was still at RedHat, and we were joking around with colleagues, that either the big bet on OpenShift/kubernetes starts paying off, or somebody buys us. We joked that Microsoft under Satya Nadella would ac
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> Echoing some of the existing comments: Games and sites today are vastly different than they were 20 years ago. You can still find the oldschool-style. I.e. I just played CHUCHEL adventure game alongside my 4 year old, and it is a simpl
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> “Doing no screen time is almost easier than doing a little,” said Kristin Stecher, a former social computing researcher married to a Facebook engineer. “If my kids do get it at all, they just want it more.” I would say that it is bette
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8y ago
That is the thing. Nobody knows yet. So far from what I have actually seen in their actions, there are more along the lines of mild-mannered dreadlocked bureaucrats with technological-streak.
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8y ago
Well, I would compare the market-rate first. I.e. if you are one of those legendary cobol-cowboys, used to several thousands dollars a man-day, it is likely that the market-rate for i.e. backend dev in most other technology stacks will be l
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8y ago
In my opinion, basic-income, though a general concept, can't really be generalized. Any actual implementation will be an alternative to any other actual implementation. Social policy seems to be hard to get right. I.e. one thing I hear
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We have watched a few episodes of 'Buurman en Buurman' :D I was quite shocked to see they have been dubbed, but it still seems to work :)
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8y ago
If I were you, I would instead go to a local university and go through their library.
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8y ago
Disclaimer: I actually like jira. If I were you, I would primarily fight to have enough privileges to be able to have your own workflow. In that case, Jira can be maleable enough to make it fit your current process, and if you can negotiate
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8y ago
At a previous team a colleague was a big proponent of BBC MicroBit [1], I have seen it sell around 15-20$ You are expected to code in your browser, then download a binary and copy it over to the little device that is recognized as a usb-dri
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EE Means electrical engineering? In czech republic I have seen a year of study for non EU citizens between 3000 and 5000 Eur a year, 3 year study is the standard length. Cost of living for a student was around 4000-6000 eur a year, when I w
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I have a 4yo daughter. We don't use youtube's recomendations to get things for her to watch, instead: * we watch what we liked to watch when we were young (we are from Czech Republic and there is a wealth of local animation series
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The best solution to this problem I heard was to along these lines: * have a separation between accounts and users. Account is the entity that pays for the service. Usually account has users associated. * collect payment/credit card in
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8y ago
I am not sure if this is a thing you regret not doing `as a child`?
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8y ago
Did you use any of these? I always had the pre-conception these were for dev-work, but I do see i.e. data entry there.
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Ask HN: Remote, flexible, low-skill jobs?
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Do you have friends that you can meet regularly? I had good success to alleviate this by going out with people for lunch, or swimming (and even considered taking up rock-climbing, just because my peer-group were into that sort of thing :-)
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8y ago
I started using org-mode just because this seems to be a best solution for "I want just a simple todolist in my terminal, but with pretty bullets." It kinda feels like using a bazooka to kill a fly :D
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I remember blizzard using this ~7 years ago for at least some of their downloads. Not sure if it still does.
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Best thing in my opinion is to have something external that limits your schedule. For me and few it of my coworkers it definitely were our children. I know I want to be at home by 18:00, so that I can have dinner with my family. One colleag
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I really liked the clojure core, I read it quite a lot when learning the language. I have heard good things about sqlite, and some day, I plan to read it :-)
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I was sharing the https://scuttlebot.io/apis/community/git-ssb.html linke an hour ago at this site :P
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It depends on when and where. I assume English is your native tongue, because if it wasn't you'd probably would be asking in your mother tongue in some other language forum :D I think there are several reasons learning foreign lan
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I looked into Secure Scuttlebutt community, and while I didn't muster up the courage to really participate, I kinda like that they take dogfooding seriously. Their protocol started as a secure peer-to-peer log-store, with first applica
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8y ago
Does partial on-premise count? In my previous work, some of our clients wanted to self-host our saas service. We allowed this by migrating our infrastructure on top of kubernetes (previously it was tightly coupled with aws). For some techni
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8y ago
Does using both internal openstack as well as aws externally count as multi-cloud?
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