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amoitnga
7y ago
Being able to rent a desk is very convenient, true. But I don't think comparison to aws is fair. AWS can be scaled. Renting out part of the office won't benefit in any way from the same company having offices in multiple cities. D
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Not necessarily. Car manufacturers for example. The byproduct of them making money is the fact that cars becoming safer, more efficient, etc. Ultimately, it makes my life better. I mean. I understand what WeWork is doing, they trying to mak
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From a point of view of a regular human, how is WeWork good for me? I'm generally opposed to 1 company to "rule them all", and I would like to see giants to be broken down. In case of say, Amazon, at the very least being so h
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7y ago
this rose is so cool. I would love that here. I can never figure out where I should walk when coming out of an unfamiliar station in manhattan. It's always "a game"
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7y ago
On the Q train in Brooklyn, in the beginning, the distance between stations is very puzzling. There is what appears to be a block distance between Sheepshead Bay and Neck Road, and Brighton Beach and Ocean Parkway. Why...
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7y ago
seating for 10, while there are hundreds, is barely anything. But I guess at least that's good for people who really need it
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7y ago
> You just opened a pandora box! I know, right! :) It's not an easy thing to answer, hence me struggling. I think the best/simplest advice on money for me personally comes from 'rich dad, poor dad" and 'the rich
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7y ago
Thank you for the answer. > Everything is a terrible investment at the moment. "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now." comes to mind. But I agree with you, in this case right moment is ver
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amoitnga
7y ago
I don't think I'm skilled enough to do it properly, but I'll give it a shot
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amoitnga
7y ago
Can somebody try to answer a real question for me, please? I'm 30, single, a software engineer working remotely, making ~100k a year, saved around 70k so far. I'm not very interested in investing it in any kind of active business.
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7y ago
I'm moving from New York to San Diego. Going to work remotely. There is a risk involved, sure. But after 11 years in NY I think it's worth a shot.
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7y ago
Way less than if online search engines wouldn't exist
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7y ago
Even if so, how does it matter?
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The most effective way to implement a behavior change
(fastcompany.com)
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amoitnga
7y ago
Flip through our latest look book. Check it out button leads to 404. Going from homepage to 404 is NOT GOOD
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amoitnga
7y ago
Comparison to Starbuck seems more reasonable
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7y ago
Agree. sports analogy follows. it won't help you to have 11 'Lionel Messi's on your team. good compatibility among players is much more preferable. It's probably better to have small robust teams that can work together,
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Ask HN: How to Implement Search/Filtering?
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7y ago
Is Ruby memory-safe?
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amoitnga
7y ago
there is rarely a really good reason to speak. All our meetings would be about 10% of what they are if - ppl weren't interrupted - stayed on point - things weren't repeated more than once
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7y ago
This may be dangerous to perceive this as the norm. Thinking back, a lot of things considered horrible today were the norm not that long ago. We should think really hard about whether to accept this and make an argument: "no one forced
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> I've never really understood the common concern that arises when some established character's race/gender/other-intrinsic-trait is changed for me it's just about the fact that.... well, I want to be like him :)
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I don't see the point of it. Even if it's good, it's not going to be a Bond film, it'll be a film about some sort of special agent, not a James Bond film. Why not create a new original thing, where the lead character pla
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I enjoyed it, thank you for sharing.
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I assume ppl write these descriptions with at least some point. I often hear employers complain about tons of unqualified candidates, same as recruiters send me tons of mismatching listings. So I'm thinking maybe if we both consider j
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Should I Apply?
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A agree with you somewhat, and yet I read it. some takeaways for me, even though not groundbreaking but rather reinforcements of > your perfect job may very well not be > change is scary, but in the end it'll work out (hopefully
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Which AWS certification to choose considering my stack?
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How do you debug your JavaScript tests?
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8y ago
It may be a good message, but it's so hard to take it through such a condescending and off-putting way of delivering.
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