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by aws_ls 6y ago
These folks also do the same thing for Adsense on sites. For a site, I am running for a long time. 10+ years. And earned multiples of 100ks worth of revenue from it. They sent a vague email, regarding violation and suspended Ad serving. Nev
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by aws_ls 6y ago
Just wanted to say, Thank you!
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by aws_ls 7y ago
Welcome to HN! I perhaps came to know of her via HN, when she won the Fields medal. Then about her tragic untimely death. Then couple of memory articles, at least once since 2017.
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Gig economy workers hit because of Government Internet shutdown(twitter.com)
1 points by aws_ls 7y ago|0 comments
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by aws_ls 7y ago
My experience has been good. For about an year I worked full time. And then later on, because of wanting to work on my own projects, switched to part time. But, of course, any platform is not perfect, and mileage varies. One of the problems
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by aws_ls 7y ago
I work for a Bay area Startup client via Toptal. PS: I didn't mention the name earlier, to avoid being taken as marketing for a platform. Now that you asked... :)
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by aws_ls 7y ago
> Although I'm not looking for the same salary as that of an US engineer, I'm looking for a pay something close to that amount. Is this the reality today? You can get close to that money in two ways, in my knowledge and experi
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by aws_ls 7y ago
I do the following. When consulting for clients: I use an email draft with subject: <client name> Tasks done for week ending 7/Feb/2020 -- task 1 -- task 1 detail 1 -- task 1 detail 2
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by aws_ls 7y ago
They may be using Linux as OS.
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by aws_ls 7y ago
Docker and Kubernetes are not real world enough for you? I have ported stuff from Java to Go, for my long running app, and very happy. Also at a client place, over the past year, I developed stuff in Python and Go, where Java was traditiona
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by aws_ls 7y ago
Yep. At 2:03 in this video clip :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wzXqa_2KZ0
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by aws_ls 7y ago
> But there are very few of them On the contrary, I think, there are quite a few of them still. Just look at people who created Python, Emacs, Vi, Sublime Text, Charles Proxy, Nginx, Apache Httpd. And this is just scraping the surface of
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by aws_ls 7y ago
When I started reading this, I thought, it may be a boast in disguise. But this article is very well written and seems utmost sincere. I almost feel like sending this to a "10x Engineer" in my team. (Its in quotes, because I do be
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by aws_ls 7y ago
Just looked up snuff films. Thanks.
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by aws_ls 7y ago
Can't wait for the day, when we can create a dump file of our experience - equivalent of mp4, which has not just the sound and moving image but also other things like smell, temperature and other bodily sensations. Its almost like one
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by aws_ls 8y ago
Yes, can attest to that. I had a BSNL connection, which would always inject some JavaScript/etc stuff for Http sites. With HTTPS sites they could not do anything. But I got rid of the connection anyway.
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by aws_ls 8y ago
>Plan first. Act second. Evaluate third. Bingo. Why not plan? Also why not day dream sometimes? Some of the best days I've had are also one of when I pause to take a stock. Once I just took a notebook (physical) and went to a park.
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I think, you are romanticizing a very painful aspect of life, to which there are no clear answers. As some where later in the thread, your argument is more about assigning virtue to need(because of not enough options). Another place you men
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I have felt it since long, that phone calls should be like emails. For example, the ring should include an (optional) recorded subject of the caller (of course, may be heard on demand, by the receiver of the call for privacy reasons). In fa
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Identity crisis(frontiermyanmar.net)
1 points by aws_ls 8y ago|0 comments
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I wish you all the best, and hope that you recover and a cure is found for what ails you. Thanks for writing this. Also sharing with us the gist of your lived experience (the moral): >find a great doctor; don't go to the closest ho
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I joined a company which had already IPO'd, 1 year before I joined. And had had 14 years of its runway. They gave me some options, which would mature in 5 years. During that period, the stock exploded. Which the company founders, thems
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by aws_ls 8y ago
Wise move. Better to sell if off, to avoid "all eggs in one basket" and have the basket fall. 20% earned in a probability friendly way, is much better than 100% in a low probability way (as very high chances would have been of it
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I think, the problem is just easy access to twitter. We have seen so many downfalls on Twitter, due to irresponsible tweeting, haven't we? I think, its just that. Before the "pedo" tweet, I never felt, any problem with his tw
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by aws_ls 8y ago
Trapped, Icelandic TV series, is also very good. Also you may like 'The Fall' (a slightly different genre, but bone chilling)
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by aws_ls 8y ago
Sometimes, I like to read the funny side of things. (Even though I many not agree with it.) Thanks for sharing. Hope it lives up.
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I find this to be the best summary of the incident. One aspect, which also needs to be considered, is the motive to write this now, i.e. the timing is clearly to take revenge on Sarah Jeong. Naomi would be very right in feeling wronged. But
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by aws_ls 8y ago
(Not OP) I think, it is worth a lot, just for the fact, that if you are the lazy partner/spouse in the house. Then you can make things easier for the one that does the bulk of the chores.
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by aws_ls 8y ago
Your friend is a genius! Any idea, how much is it going to cost? And will they plan to sell it in India?
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by aws_ls 8y ago
I worked for Infosys for over 10 years. This article gets all the key facts right, but doesn't capture the soul of Infosys or the Indian IT Industry. I can offer so much on the topic, that it gets overwhelming as I type. So I am just

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