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by akudha 5y ago
What do the engineers who code stuff like this think? Do they not feel bad or is it masked by the salary they get paid?
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by akudha 5y ago
You might like this one https://www.amazon.com/Million-Dollar-One-Person-Business-Gr... I listened to the audio version, it is interesting
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by akudha 5y ago
Could you please expand on this? When you say data roles do you mean data analysis? Or something like Machine Learning etc?
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by akudha 5y ago
What stack do you use, to avoid JS? I was reading about Phoenix framework which promises to lessen the use of JS, I have no experience with it though. Also, how easy (or hard) is it to get a backend only job? I'd like to avoid CSS&#x2
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by akudha 5y ago
I don’t understand this obsession with thinness either. I guess this is what happens when Apple’s marketing machine repeatedly touts it. What difference does a few millimeters make? Or even a pound (in weight)? For most people it makes zero
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by akudha 5y ago
Even worse than that $2 is that they can’t get hired as firefighters once they are out, due to felony record
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by akudha 5y ago
Apple removes headphone jack. Others follow suit, shamelessly, after mocking Apple. They make repairing their devices near impossible, others follow. And on and on.
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by akudha 5y ago
Do they not have copyright issues?
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Ask HN: Seems lots of people are leaving CA, anyone moving to CA?
1 points by akudha 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Is it worth learning Elixir, from a jobs perspective?
79 points by akudha 5y ago|61 comments
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by akudha 5y ago
I was just watching a video of California fires. Then heard about the latest climate change report. At this rate, money might not help much. Might as well live life and do passion things
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by akudha 5y ago
This kind of thinking is every where. There is a reason politicians announce grand projects and cut ribbons in full public few (never mind these projects exceed budget and timeline multiple times) instead of fixing existing failing infrastr
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by akudha 5y ago
These are all eye popping numbers. Somehow the YouTube number is scarier than others. With that much content, how is anyone supposed to find what they are interested in? No wonder YouTube’s algorithm is so bad. Even google can’t do a good
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by akudha 5y ago
Woah. Now, how is this ($20 fee) not extortion?
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by akudha 5y ago
I was once in Dunkin Donuts quite late (10 pm, I think). They gave any perishable food item left, for free. I got some doughnuts. I guess they could just give away the leftover food at the end of the day. Though the logistics of it wouldn’t
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by akudha 5y ago
Starting on August 10, he is holding a three-day symposium in Sioux Falls, where the validators, whoever they may be, will present their results publicly. This should be interesting.
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by akudha 5y ago
I feel exactly the same. It gets worse as one grows older. At my age, I am supposed to have kids, house etc. I am not interested in those things, and people think something is wrong with me :(
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by akudha 5y ago
That is roughly 550 miles per day, every day, 365 days a year. That is a lot, did you mean 20k miles? What kind of work do you do?
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by akudha 5y ago
There was a language website that connected old people with youngsters who want to learn languages. They practice their language skills and help the old people with loneliness. This is a very good idea.
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by akudha 5y ago
Physically challenged people are another group that could use a lot of help. One of my friends has cerebral palsy, until I met her, I had zero idea about the problems they face. These groups of people aren’t served because there is not much
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by akudha 5y ago
It would be nice to make a list of such niches. Things that wouldn’t take more than a couple of hundred hours to make (at max) and are tremendously useful, especially to vulnerable populations like old people, people with limited internet c
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by akudha 5y ago
I wonder if this will result in more outrageous, more clickbait junk from media outlets, desperate for audience attention. Even more than it is now. I am spending more time on YouTube too. I used to watch Netflix, but it has been downhill l
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by akudha 5y ago
Not enough units being built is only part of the problem. There are empty apartments in the buildings that he buys. You know why? Because they are owned by people who reside abroad (US, Australia, Canada etc). These people have plenty of ca
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by akudha 5y ago
Most financial gurus preach real estate as a way to get rich. They don't care about the next generation, fuck them. I have a colleague who earns in dollars, but he buys real estate in his home country (India). He'd buy a few apart
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by akudha 5y ago
This app has been around for a while https://www.buycott.com/campaign/browse I do not know how good it is. We should totally not give our money to shitty companies. But global commerce is so intertwined that it would q
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by akudha 5y ago
I guess different people draw lines at different levels. And it is a personal decision. One extreme would be to just care about the art and not the artist at all (especially if the artist is long dead and lived in a completely different era
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by akudha 5y ago
Language learning is like Math, without consistent practice nobody is going to get anywhere. In some ways, languages are harder than Math - Math is logical, languages are often not (tons of arbitrary rules on spelling, grammar and especiall
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Ask HN: Those who work remote, which U.S. city have you moved to?
1 points by akudha 5y ago|2 comments
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A woman was saying (on Reddit, I think) that she is not comfortable sitting for an hour at the charging station. If I hadn't read that, I would've never thought of the safety angle for female EV owners. I hope EVs surpass gas guzz
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by akudha 5y ago
I too am thinking of FL. Any particular city you are interested in?

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