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aryamaan
6y ago
What does finance do? Related to accounting and keeping books?
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aryamaan
6y ago
Maybe try PM role? You have been working for long, you might have an idea how things work in shop. Here, the most of cognitive load of will be talking to people, thinking how to design product and getting work done. Okay, this might seem a
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aryamaan
6y ago
Just a small clarification "Atomic Habits" is the name of the book written by James Clear. Also, Tiny Habits is another book which also discusses the same space.
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aryamaan
6y ago
Wanted to keep it open ended to not restrict in any vertical.
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Ask HN: What advice do you have for people going to in their 30s?
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aryamaan
6y ago
Didn't we already solve this problem with containers?
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aryamaan
6y ago
This is nice. A couple of days back I was thinking of a utility where labels are created automatically. It uses meta information like: * How many emails I get from a sender * From mails' subject * Which similar mails I open
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aryamaan
6y ago
as someone with 6 yoe and who considers himself a decent developer, I am looking for ways which can help me to be so-called expert developer-- I don't mean to say it mockingly. Genuinely interested in the advice which can help to gain
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6y ago
Tangential: any good sql libraries in go? gorm lacks in features like prepared statements, batch inserts and we end up knitting raw SQL queries.
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aryamaan
7y ago
Have used Sublime Merge and GitKrarken for chunking-review-committing for git.
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7y ago
Could someone please help me with a rough way to get started with web development for a backend engineer. I am overwhelmed with the choices/alternatives there are for everything. Ideally, I would like something which follow do-and-lear
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aryamaan
7y ago
Some suggestions for the resources in the architecture domain? Actually, I wouldn't mind a comprehensive guide about it. It needs not to go in the details in all of them but at least should name them.
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aryamaan
7y ago
Procrastination is and should have definitely more into it. Inaction brings convenience with it and inaction is the only child of procrastination. So, it's due to our inclination to convenience and doesn't say anything yet about t
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aryamaan
7y ago
A predatory option can be present with a choice to join it. People can choose to not take such a deal but those who did, they got the worse of the deal by large margins. Even if they did choose that option, doesn't mean that deal was
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7y ago
> Is he really just his own preferences or something widely accepted, but you are fed up with him? > Work isn't only about coding, but also social relationships and navigating politics. You can learn a lot by facing the problem.
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Ask HN: How do you handle conflicts with your peers?
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7y ago
>I've become a professional slacker who knows all these psychological tricks, knows what body language to use to make the desired impression, what to say and what not to say. My managers think I'm a high performer who also make
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Ask HN: What are the technical and scientific achievements of this decade?
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7y ago
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7y ago
That's my company.
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7y ago
How about copying them from valid machines then? May be they generate new tokens for every request and one set of the key is in hardware itself protected. Such a waste of tech and resources to not let use the very things which they purchase
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7y ago
IMO the intent is to say that they wouldn't unpublish anyone just because they create content around LGBTQ. However, if they violate any other rules, then they will go through the same consequences as a not-LGBTQ content creater would
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aryamaan
7y ago
Such a nice utility. And the experience written on the webpage is exactly me.
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aryamaan
7y ago
Seems like an opportunity to make an platform with an app for notifications as service.
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How do you use programming to express your creativity?
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7y ago
I am genuinely interested in knowing the appeal programmers find in fonts.
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7y ago
> Maybe they realised it was a superior solution to building their own app. Uber's internal chat tool is built on top of Mattermost.
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7y ago
Not to innuade the value from his books; but I do have a question. Are his books useful for someone who are into improving his daily-job-programming skills? I gave a look at the indexes of his books, they seems more relevant for when I was
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Ask HN: How to level up the system desining skills
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7y ago
How? Are you working as a consultant? Do you work as an employee and get a special deal to work for four days? Has anyonee tried this? Did you take a paycut?
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Ask HN: Looking for inspiring programmers who started programming late
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