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by avg_dev 5y ago
Do you have any resources for learning how to work on stuff? Any particular videos or books you'd recommend?
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by avg_dev 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail#Automated_scanning_of_em...
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Having been demoted and fired, but never having been in a management/doing-the-firing position, it is nice to see the other side of this. I thought this was a relatively fair treatment to the employee being fired and also shines a ligh
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by avg_dev 5y ago
that was beautiful. > bank: sir this conversation is recorded but I blinked my eyes very slowly twice I laughed out loud at that. Edit: Also, I never realized why Amazon stopped putting the name of the thing I purchased on the email rece
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by avg_dev 5y ago
I heard about this paper (which I haven't read) on the radio, where there was an interview with James Tour, who talked about it: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/mar-5-climate-change-and-hea... Abstract: >
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Rare Earth Elements from Waste(science.org)
5 points by avg_dev 5y ago|2 comments
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by avg_dev 5y ago
If you put it on GitHub, or anyone linked me to a similar tool, I'd be interested. Thanks.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
That was an excellent game.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Wordle
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by avg_dev 5y ago
That’s pretty fucked up in a variety of ways.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
This was an interesting read. It’s been a while since I’ve read Naipaul but I remember his books fondly. I didn’t realize at first that Vidia was his name, or that this article was even about him.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
I suspect it’s more like pity for the people whose delivery was held up.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Hard to remember that YouTube was once not owned by Google.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Can you explain the particular meaning of that term for the rest of us?
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by avg_dev 5y ago
It would be nice if there was a tool that re-wrote your Go-1 code in Go-2.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
some of us run the gamut
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Same here. Novels are easy for me, but technical books not nearly so much.
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for this article. I have been exploring Debezium for capturing Pg changes at work. I don’t know a whole lot about Pg replication and it’s nice to hear the potential gotchas before moving to anything production-like
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by avg_dev 5y ago
[closed; off-topic]
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by avg_dev 5y ago
Once it works properly, you won't need to spend anything at all on marketing... people will flock to it in droves. Trucking will be up-ended. Freight will change. People will in a short period of time stop owning cars and call them as
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by avg_dev 5y ago
This is a great story and I think well of your PhD advisor.
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by avg_dev 6y ago
All I can think is that your hourly rate must be pretty high to put up with that. It's good advice for when I might need it, I suppose.
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by avg_dev 6y ago
I think you just gave me a new project idea!
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by avg_dev 9y ago
This is totally tangent but while the cost is perhaps not always quantifiable in dollars every post that makes it up here has the cost of some story behind it. In this case that is a $14k story on top of building the company.
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by avg_dev 9y ago
pretty sure he was agreeing with you
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by avg_dev 9y ago
That video is awesome, but self-driving is only true if you want to drive in tight little circles.
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by avg_dev 9y ago
> Hacker News and whoishiring.io has been a valuable resource to get my resume out there. I'd definitely suggest getting your stuff on each of those sites. If I understand correctly, it is not possible to post your resume on either
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by avg_dev 9y ago
I've been thinking about trying to start a remote job board for devs in Canada. Would you be interested in posting there? The problem is, I'm not sure I could come up with enough jobs to keep it filled.
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by avg_dev 9y ago
That was my point; I was like "wow it's in the Times, programming really is going mainstream." Of course I was wrong!
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by avg_dev 9y ago
here I was thinking this was about bringing Go to AWS Lambda :)

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