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agustif
5y ago
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulque
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_a_tree_falls_in_a_forest If a tree can fall in a forest, better test it, just in case! Or the tree falling in a forest test for short
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Yep, I agree 100%. Its just about full-time slave-ownership on disguise, you don't want to share your little slaves with any time sucker like family, hobbies, or whatever outside work they might enjoy... Better to have them full time w
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‘My students never knew’: the lecturer who lived in a tent https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/oct/30/my-student... I say fuck to those big name universities that pay peanuts to their most overexp
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5y ago
I would rather use TypeScript and the oclif framework (what heroku-cli uses under the hood) to build any cli-tools I might need... The other day I just made a sample stripe-jobs cli app with it and playwright.
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5y ago
This always brings back memories of Nero Burning ROM Never appreciated the joke in the software's name before though LOL https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero_Burning_ROM
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5y ago
I wanted to build a science paper research platform, and math support was big on the list, the outlineapp team had an open issue to support LaTeX. You might be interested in that as a docs replacement maybe
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agustif
5y ago
Just use AdBlock, Ublock, SponsorBlock, or Any Ad Blocker. The web is just so much more usable and beautiful without ads... You can also use ddg with ! to search on google, never did it myself.
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Tell that to your (non-existent) kids
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I think the main problem is depending in your jurisdiction, if all your employees are contractors, and they are long time, which is actually masquerading-as-contractors, you can get in trouble, in Germany for example I think it's two y
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I saw this phrase in the context on how people might cheat stupid rules from their religion without feeling bad about it
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agustif
5y ago
If you're a freelance or equivalent, you should apply anyways to those Remote (US) positions, YMMV, but since you can be treated as an external provider, they don't care about where you reside as long as it makes sense with timezo
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5y ago
I remember a developer blog that had that lastname! Also Diane in Bojack Horseman surname! Guessing she's of Vietnamese ascent!
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China has not many surnames I think? A little google search showed that dang is one of them. ``` Chinese : The surname Dang comes from a branch of the ruling family of the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 bc) that spread to the state of Jin and the s
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Wasn't tesla already doing it though? https://electrek.co/2021/05/24/tesla-found-guilty-throttling...
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Hopefully someone better than me can answer... But for what I read on HN, leetcode it's just a filter to get in like having harvard or stanford in your resume is too... Once you pass the filters, however you do, I say there are much mo
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Funny you used that word, there's a mac app for that https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rearview-handy-mirror-camera/i...
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Transcripts (Used them in google meets, didnt knew about zoom and teams) are awesome also for non native english speakers too! Helps a great deal to have all (audio+video+text) to follow a conversation
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5y ago
Hey, if you do prefer that, I too have a broken phone, but the new multi-device beta let's you to have whatsapp in your computer with a powered-off phone. That works for me. https://faq.whatsapp.com/web/download-an
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Was it also an open-plan office? Lol
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He should have waited to born until he could practice some leetcode and get a FAANG job then!
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Because crime without punishment?
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Paco Coursey's personal blog has a nice implementation for next https://paco.sh/
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This made me remember you could clone high value pokemons by transferring them with a friend and yanking the cable between gameboy's at the exact time
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https://help.twitter.com/es/rules-and-policies/inactive-twit... https://help.twitter.com/content/help-twitter/es/rules-and-p... should be fixable, but if it has active logins it wil
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Ha, I didn't expect this to be one of my top rated comments. It is very good wine indeed. It's called Malvasia. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvas%C3%ADa_(uva) There's a dry and sweet version, I prefer
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Yup, but this always made school so fucking boring for me. Get it the 5 first minutes the teacher explains, spend 55 other minutes wandering in your mind about other stuff while the teacher proceeds to drill it into your peers memory repeat
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The other day there was a medicine that sold for 1000usd in the US, and 4euros in France. Healthcare US system is bonkers!
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I always thought the coolest part of coding, was this -creator power-... When I code , what I build are my domains, and I've full say on what goes in those. I can create anything I can think of (technology be damned)... It's just
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FTA: "Style is not just an eye-catching color or a fun skeuomorphic icon. Style is the indescribable quality that sums up how interacting with something makes a person feel" I think SJ had it better. Steve Jobs: “Design is How it
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