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ar_lan
6y ago
With inflation, the return is not near 0, it's negative.
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ar_lan
6y ago
I do a similar process, but yours sounds better. I literally just Slack myself a list of TODOs at the end of the day, but I sort of want to try your process. Especially with being WFH, it's easier to keep my place in specific apps. Are
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ar_lan
6y ago
I'm waiting a year, in the hopes that some 700k-range homes start popping up that aren't 100% dumpster fires.
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ar_lan
6y ago
Yeah, I'll play the game if I have to (I feel fairly safe in my job because I'm good at it). > being willing to put in effort into interviewing to progress in your career and being willing to put in effort into doing your job t
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ar_lan
6y ago
> My best friend at a FAANG always tells me he dreads having to look for a job ever again - whether voluntarily or involuntarily, as he is in no way shape or form ready for coding interviews. I resonate to this, coding interviews signifi
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ar_lan
6y ago
I would guess the opposite. If more Bay Area companies allow WFH, there's less demand here.
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ar_lan
6y ago
I recall Lyft being the highest paying company with respect to rank, according to levels.fyi. I guess I'm glad I don't work there right now.
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7y ago
I think it depends about messaging. There's one aspect to saying "Hey, we are trying to be ultra-inclusive, and there have been members in this group that feel offended or excluded via the term "guys". To make everyone f
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ar_lan
7y ago
I'm STILL waiting for United (or Expedia) to send me a refund after 2 weeks. I had a cancelled international flight and neither is sending me my refund. I don't think many of us have just thousands of dollars to just not get back.
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7y ago
I don't understand the notion of moving backward in order to keep jobs for people. I get why people say they want that (fear of losing their jobs), but I don't really understand the logical progression to getting there and I belie
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ar_lan
7y ago
I took a modified approach to this in university, though nowadays I mostly do the same. For each new class, I would start a new deck, and after the course was over I would move it over to my main (huge) deck, and it's worked surprising
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ar_lan
7y ago
> You should always have 18 months of expenses saved I've never seen this sentiment on r/personalfinance. It's typically no more than 6 months, usually a 3-6 month range. Your money is (on average) better invested and the
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7y ago
I've never understood the goal of it. It feels like they claim it's to help those in the public eye that might frequently be targets of harassment or fraudulent copy-cat accounts, but AFAICT it's just a way to declare someone
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ar_lan
7y ago
> And while I do know Golang, having to write it makes me want to chuck my computer in a lake and I'll within epsilon of never contribute to a tool written in it. Why this level of hatred for Go?
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7y ago
Not sure it's totally accurate to include Salesforce in this type of metric, as that announcement seemed quite different (Marc Benioff is still CEO). However, it is quite interesting that so many timed all at the same (and it seems Bob
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ar_lan
7y ago
It's blatantly true that Reddit still holds echo chambers though, and the majority are far-left leaning. r/politics is as much of an echo chamber as r/The_Donald (but one is a default sub, with a deceptive name).
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ar_lan
7y ago
I'm completely in your camp, and I'm surprised by the lack of nuance HN seems to show (especially regarding micro-services & Kubernetes). There are many benefits to having microservices that people seem to forget because they
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ar_lan
7y ago
Ironic that it's the white guy that got attacked though, isn't it?
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ar_lan
7y ago
All I can say is I really, really despise Python and also I don’t think this is a good report.
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ar_lan
7y ago
I think he's said in interviews he just had no idea what to do with Tom Bombadil. He is a bit of an odd character, especially with no context of the Silmarillion.
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ar_lan
7y ago
Obviously this is an anecdote, but what's ironic is that in my life, the "generally healthier" people all opt for either whole-milk or alternative kinds of milk (almond, oat, etc.), whereas the overweight people I know almost
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7y ago
Still down for me :/ EDIT: My browser cached your redirect. Opened in private and I'm OK now.
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7y ago
I think you're starting to get at what has annoyed me about a lot of the anti-k8s folks. I really just don't think they understand the tool, because any production environment should have many of the features Kubernetes helps prov
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7y ago
The beginning of this article really plays out like the author is just against Zuckerberg simply talking to people with conservative viewpoints. Being willing (and encouraging) others to listen to other viewpoints should not be considered a
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7y ago
It sounds like you are implying spaced repetition and the Cornell Note-Taking System are mutually exclusive. I personally don't like the flow of Cornell's style, so I didn't use it as a student, but SRS software (Anki is s
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ar_lan
7y ago
It's so sad there's no Microcenter here in the Bay :/
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7y ago
I felt the same exact way for a long time. Tim Ferris has at times mentioned some regrets regarding the title and contents and wishes he could re-write parts of it because he does not like that association. He freely admits it was a marketi
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7y ago
> it converted me from an agnostic to an atheist I don't think these are necessarily mutually exclusive, but treating them as if they are, I'm curious why. I would presume your definitions, based on this, that: * agnostic = &qu
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ar_lan
7y ago
"Search" will no longer be supported beginning January 1, 2021.
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7y ago
It's also sometimes not, though. In college I was a minimalist mostly out of necessity - it's not hard to keep tidy if you can only afford a $600/mo. bedroom and only own a laptop, bed, a desk, and some clothes.
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