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by awinder 6y ago
If you live in baltimore or philadelphia you call 911 (if necessary) so that these “law enforcers” can spend some time in jail until after November when this ridiculous problem goes away. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini
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by awinder 6y ago
I've gotta read up on the staircase of mastery cause I am not familiar :D When you say self-teaching you mean you're paying for certs/doing on your own time? Or work is paying on one hand but going out after it isn't se
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by awinder 6y ago
I was really split on mentioning this but I picked up Camo after reading it mentioned on HN somewhere: https://reincubate.com/camo/ It’s yearly subscription software but doing the app route you mentioned. Grabbed a lit
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by awinder 6y ago
Feeling like you're not doing well at something is a key motivator towards growth & getting better. And yet through growth you have to grapple with the truth -- you're not doing as well at something as you could be. Some days
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by awinder 6y ago
Hysterically this usually "turns" for a company right around the point where someone successfully pitches they really need someone coming to the office in a suit on a Friday to signal seriousness.
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by awinder 6y ago
Yes that is perfectly legal and happens, but I’ll try to be brief and explain why that wouldn’t happen usually and why it’s still a good thing. When you go to buy/sell a security you see a buy/sell price. Everything being discusse
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by awinder 6y ago
“ The person he’s replacing, Michael Griffin, holds a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering and served as a NASA administrator. Indeed, Kratsios will be less academically credentialled than most of the program-managers he oversees. So how did he g
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by awinder 6y ago
“It seemed to me like Stripe wasn’t doing well financially and THEY were the ones that were hit hard financially due to Covid-19. Perhaps they invest their client's money into investment accounts?” The whole thing really veered off cou
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by awinder 6y ago
Most of my devices went belly up and was trying to figure out what it might be (I run NextDNS on my router), switched off to cell and noticed discord was down too so started thinking about NextDNS. I toggled dns to google and noticed it imm
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by awinder 6y ago
NextDNS got taken out by this, id been really happy with it up until now. And unfortunately “dns service went down” has a wide enough blast radius at home now that it’s a real pain.
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Ah yeah okay the idea of using that short of a time window didn’t occur. I retract my devils advocating.
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This is like pitching feature requests during a sev-1 call. It’s an election year (nothing will be done on this), there’s a raging pandemic (nothing will be done on this). I know we’ve all interviewed for other places while still employed b
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by awinder 6y ago
I’m not honestly 100% sure of the situation right now, but things like hertz catch on with more first-time-sucker money than you might think. I mean your benchmark is people with tsla shenanigans, which is relatively recent. With larger bet
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by awinder 6y ago
Used to eat out for lunch most days (felt like middle-of-the-road options, maybe rarely fast food) and now mostly eat sandwiches with lean meat (and homemade levain bread, the parallel comment on fodmaps intrigued me around this line). We u
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by awinder 6y ago
For years I had on/off tummy trouble and yesterday I had the realization that I couldn’t remember the last time I was seriously hurting in the gut. I haven’t done carryout since February. I never believed that modest dietary changes re
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by awinder 6y ago
What if you prevented the intentional start of WW3, that would be quite the trampling of some rights
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by awinder 6y ago
For the last couple of jobs (lead and senior) I’ve had a resume focused on business achievements that I helped lead. I’ll put some relevant technologies but it’s not a huge focus area. This helped slim down the resume naturally because my f
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by awinder 6y ago
Ok now I’m re-heartened, it comes up every time but it gets good rebuttals now xD
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by awinder 6y ago
Man this comes up every time. Pretty much everyone does payment for order flow now, and some brokerages cut you in on it, all reflected in the price of the buy/sell. You should look at overall order quality and not just PFOF because pl
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by awinder 6y ago
I’ve noticed the same sort of switchover, although there’s the crazy outliers I think it’s mostly come from a good place & I’m happy to see it. Anyone that has to go through burnout knows that A) it sucks and B) there was now no time ef
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by awinder 6y ago
> How are everyday people supposed to interpret this? I’m just gonna laser focus on this because I think this is the sentiment that the rest derives from. I don’t think most people are supposed to interpret this. It’s a complex multi-act
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by awinder 6y ago
How did you go about finding a local butcher, I’ve found locally that this isn’t like a thing where people have a large web presence & giant “this is where you should be buying meat” lit signs pointing the way
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by awinder 6y ago
I find that my interaction with food has changed in a pretty complex way. We have not spent a dollar on carry out or dining since February — what was once a spending category we budgeted on has gone to $0. We’ve been doing online grocery sh
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by awinder 6y ago
When you say years ahead, are you talking about production “at high scale” or quality of product? Everyone seems to have quantum dot sets now (tcl, vizio, lg, Samsung, Sony “triluminos”) and I don’t see anything earth shattering between th
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by awinder 6y ago
Cyclomatic complexity is one of the more well-rigorously studied measure of code quality, I don’t know if I’d pick that hill to die on.
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“The blunt letter exhorts employees to work harder” If newrelic thinks employee loyalty and engagement are the cause or driver of their issues, then they should totally offer buyouts to deal with that problem. But as a user of the product I
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And in which a SIP-compatible role was open and available, which is probably 5 businesses when unemployment went from 4% to 20%. Moral hazard exists everywhere, especially for people who have known the word longer than 6 months.
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by awinder 6y ago
As far as I can tell (haven’t read datacamps legal complaint and it’s not clear anything has been filed), some members of the named groups tweeted and posted blogs with links to the buzzfeed write up.
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by awinder 6y ago
R-Ladies dropped some cross sponsorship and there used to be a datacamp ad link in rstudio clouds sidebar that got dropped. They’re not sharing the link because it’s actually a fantastic piece of journalism and once you read it you get a pi
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by awinder 6y ago
Ok so my heart goes out to the 5 possible business owners nationwide who that may have applied to, but that is a completely unserious argument.

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