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10y ago
That is simultaneously both awesome and creepy.
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10y ago
Without Google Maps, or functional equivalent, or do you ever manage to find your way anywhere? When I think about leaving the getting rid of my phone, my first thought is that not having maps would suck. I planned a bus trip from Point A
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amorphid
10y ago
Can I move from California to Puerto Rico and stop paying federal income tax?
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amorphid
10y ago
Once it has been recovered, how challenging is it to recycle a the first stage? If I recall correctly, the solid state boosters on either side of the space shuttle would get reused, too, if you went out and picked them after they fell into
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amorphid
10y ago
By Dad once told me that the smoking section was the right side of the plane. I think that is hilarious.
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amorphid
10y ago
Maybe working on a structured program? I recall one of the member's of SeattleRB ( http://www.seattlerb.org/ ) saying they have a book club which met on a regular basis. One of the books they worked through was http:&
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amorphid
10y ago
Welcome to the darkside!
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amorphid
10y ago
If you're working with a recruiter, those pre-interview references are also business leads for that recruiter. Source: I'm a former recruiter
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amorphid
10y ago
I don't want a temp to hire job. If you put me in than situation, even if I take it, if a better job comes along, I'm going to leave. If I want to freelance, I'm going to charge you twice the effective hourly of my last job
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10y ago
It's a source of stress for me. That, and someone staring at me intently without communicating to me why I need to design Tic Tac Toe or Uber.
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amorphid
10y ago
I recruited for one data science job. The hiring manager was super focused on getting someone with a PhD. Is that the norm for a position like that?
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amorphid
10y ago
The Vultr plan looks like a nice option. For comparison, I recently started using Scaleway for my it's-so-cheap-why-not-try-it box. My Scaleway box's specs: - €2.99/month (currently $3.17 USD/month) - 2 GB RAM - 50 GB S
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10y ago
Yeah, I can understand that. I think you'll probably discover in the long run that you eliminate a whole bunch of people who might otherwise be good hires. It's kind of like only doing analysis on how your current customers like
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10y ago
I think Triplebyte's initial technical screen is kind of lame. It focuses on solving problems that aren't all that interesting to me, and they start a countdown timer before I've even had a chance to read the problem. It f
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amorphid
10y ago
Trust is a two way street. How can you tell me that I have nothing to hide while keep secrets from me?
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amorphid
10y ago
I was a technical recruiter for several years, and am now a software engineer, doing both in San Francisco. If you'd like, I'd be happy to chat with you. My email is in my profile.
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amorphid
10y ago
Thanks. It's gets interesting that when a person with a treatable condition doesn't want to be treated.
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amorphid
10y ago
A not-trolling, serious question... If they shouldn't be punished, what would you recommend? I don't have a well-informed suggestion.
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amorphid
10y ago
Interesting perspective. What I'm hearing you say is that it's more often a crappy process and poor relationship management that leads to suboptimal results. That's kind of like saying hiring good people and investing in th
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10y ago
> Too many people put blind faith that everyone can develop software equally and it just is not true So true.
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10y ago
I don't know that I'd say Netflix is completely at the mercy of Amazon. Sure, if AWS goes down, Netflix goes down. But that would be true enough for they ran all of their own stuff, too... "Netflix is completely at the merc
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10y ago
More of a general inquiry, but that's a fair question. I've worked at a few companies using an offshore team, and I never asked how that relationship was established. Most of those teams were building some sort of web or mobile
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10y ago
My friend just wrote a blog post on the topic: https://honeypot.net/search-proof-your-devices-when-travelin...
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10y ago
This is brilliant.
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Ask HN: How did you find that offshore dev team you work with?
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10y ago
Given what you know, would you do it again? My main thinking is that it's simply easier to reason about, especially when discussing the value of shares with non-investors.
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10y ago
Do startups ever pre-allocate blocks of equity for investors? I understand it's common to carve out N shares for employee options. Say pre-raise look like this... - 30% for founders - 20% for employees - 50% for future investors Then
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10y ago
When given the choice, I only use PUT. Personally, I like idempotent requests.
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10y ago
Foolproof way to get a job offer... Create a digital pen that captures a question you write, uses ML to find the best answer on the web, and display the result on the whiteboard with a laser.
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10y ago
Until JavaScript offers a robust concurrency abstraction, I don't see it completely replacing anything that is used for that purpose.
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