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   by auslegung 7y ago

   Aside from winning the lottery (either literally or figuratively), the fastest ways are going to include consistently investing in the stock market, or investing in your own business. If you can become an entrepreneur and grow your business
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   by auslegung 7y ago

   While I'm acquiring a new skill I will think about how to explain the skill to someone else. It helps me acquire new skills quickly. Similarly, I document a lot of tasks so that it becomes trivial to redo it, rather than having to thin
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   by auslegung 7y ago

   Good points, thanks! When you say > Remember, too, that the U.S. Postal Service already images the outside of most letter-sized mailpieces... are you indicating that the USPS offers a similar service, but only scans the envelope? Or just
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   Ask HN: What's the best privacy-minded virtual mailbox?

   4 points by auslegung 7y ago|3 comments
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   by auslegung 8y ago

   I was a developer at Feathr and thought theirs were data-dense and usable, but you have to be a customer to actually see the dashboard.
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   by auslegung 8y ago

   iTerm2, Slack, Safari with usually 1-5 tabs open at once, Robo3T, Docker, and the ubiquitous Finder. I’m a software engineer working on a web app. I’ll also have Postico and MS Teams (better than Slack for low-bandwidth screen-sharing calls
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   by auslegung 8y ago

   If you don’t care about them syncing, most movie rental services that I’m aware of offer gift cards that you can give to the other party, or you can gift them the specific movie.
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   by auslegung 8y ago

   For a straightforward todo list I use the tools that come with the machine: Apple Notes, Google Keep, whatever. But for something a bit more complicated I use Trello. It’s great for personal projects though it can also scale to larger compl
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   by auslegung 8y ago

   Our story sounds very similar to yours. We allow them to use the computer but only while we’re holding them, and they’re so young they just bang on the keyboard imitating us. So I open a text editor and let them go nuts. Similar deal with t
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    At work we do promiscuous pairing, https://engineering.itpro.tv/2018/12/07/our-first-experiment... , which encourages getting into beginner's mind (which is much easier to achieve, maintain, and recover w
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    The previous version of Elm, 0.18, had a time travel debugger and it was wonderful. Version 0.19 broke something and it no longer works unfortunately. https://elm-lang.org .
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    I’m really sorry, that sucks. You should try using this site, https://www.thelaw.com/categories/immigration-law.86/
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    For a few months when things were very hectic (birth of our second child, recent job change, learning 2 new programming languages, volunteer planning a local BarCamp, wife’s birthday, wedding anniversary, and probably other things I’ve forg
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    You should also check out https://www.cscareerhackers.org . It's a discord server and is an enormous community committed to lifelong learning, career help, etc.
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    My next linux laptop is probably going to be the sytem76 Galago Pro, you can get it very highly specced for a very reasonable price.
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    React seems to be the most popular framework right now, so Mongo Express React Node (MERN) would be a great thing to study. I think you're not going to go wrong no matter what you study because you're 14 years old and asking this
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    Upgrading Elm-Lang to 0.19(engineering.itpro.tv)

    4 points by auslegung 8y ago|0 comments
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    Do you have evidence of this behavior? That seems strange, but I have zero AI/ML experience. I also think it would be weird that ALL or even MOST AI/ML programmers refuse to comment code and consistently, intentionally choose vagu
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    You seem resistant to the idea of pair programming. I'm assuming you've done very little of it in your impressive career. As a fellow software engineer, I'm surprised you would be so resistant to something you have so little
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    I did not mean 'decision' as in 'we began implementing this last week', I meant it as in 'we've been discussing this, we like it, what do you think?' What do you mean, 'As everyone else is already poi
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    We tend to keep it to important stuff only that the entire company needs to hear. But this past week we had a standup where everyone was supposed to answer a question (I forget what) and we did it in 10-12 minutes. We've been practicin
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    I agree that full pairing does make remote working harder, and the hours should be fixed, but we've been doing promiscuous pairing for a few months now to achieve 'beginner's mind' and that has been just as effective as
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    If it were me I would take that money and invest in myself. 5k can go a long way in self improvement and growth. If that’s not necessary or appealing, idk, I dont have any experience or knowledge of investing other than the stock market. An
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    The biggest factor in my happiness and personal growth is always the community I’m in. Are they close knit, good people who I can count on, who will encourage my growth and I encourage theirs? If I already had that in SF I’d stay put. I’m a
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    Going on a walk without my phone. Sitting in nature. Going hiking. Christian meditation, reading. Playing with my family. Hanging out with friends.
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    XP: open office, promiscuous pairing, very little remote work, 4-6 teammates, 2-3 30-minute breaks throughout the day to do whatever, regular lunch n learns, honest retrospectives, continuous deployment, powerful tools (Haskell, Elm, postgr
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    Teach yourself what you can, which is primarily limited by your ability/motivation to self-teach, using free sources like Codecademy, team treehouse, etc.
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    I loved video games as a child and I said I wanted to make video games. In HS I took the only 2 Programming classes but somehow didn’t study it in college...? 4-5 years after graduating I started self learning with Codecademy and others. 4-
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    My daily commute is 25-30 minutes round trip thankfully. I usually use that time to either 1) sit in silence, or 2) call and catchup with friends.
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    by auslegung 8y ago

    It's true, I was truly lucky :)