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by aynyc 5y ago
Honestly, I think it's a natural decline like human body. As you get older (40s), you have to work twice as hard to maintain your fitness. You can buy better clothes, get nicer haircut, better diets etc., but you can't buy 4-5 hou
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by aynyc 5y ago
As long as you keep a low profile and not blase about your unusual work history, I doubt anyone would care enough to litigate you.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I don't have a comparison to other states or agencies. I have file 2 complaints to NY AG in my life and I got responds in about a week from the people I complained against. One was my very first landlord after college decades ago, the
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by aynyc 5y ago
My next steps are to file a complaint with the NY State Attorney General's office. This is a right approach. I wish more people know about this.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I feel for the OP. I have a more general question. Let's say your contract states that you are remote. What if the company changes their mind say 12 months down the road, are there any recourse? As far as I know, there isn't much
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by aynyc 5y ago
I drink maybe once or twice a month. While I'm a social drinker, I don't really drink more than 1 or 2 in social events. I don't drink until I'm drunk and usually cut myself off as soon as buzz kicks in. I do enjoy drink
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by aynyc 5y ago
Most careers have career development done outside of the job except certain apprenticeship programs, but if you want to get your master license, you are going to work outside of your job. That said, many licensed professions have Continuous
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by aynyc 5y ago
Is Redis fully ACID? We always used it as a caching engine.
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by aynyc 5y ago
This is pretty much the direction of all specialty database providers (MongoDB, Redis) are moving into. Everyone wants to be able to query datasets across enterprise. I bet is Redis Stack will soon querying against support Parquet or ORC fi
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by aynyc 5y ago
Probably. Honestly, if America has universal health care, I probably would cut down my work significantly and focus on things that I like to do.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I salt steaks for at least 4-5 hours before I grill them, then add a bit of salt when serving. I don't salt burgers before grilling. Like I say, certain people prefer different taste, and that's what make cooking an art rather tha
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by aynyc 5y ago
I can't speak for your taste, but I can taste the difference, particularly with meat. I don't usually salt veggie that much.
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by aynyc 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0v32jYkSi0
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by aynyc 5y ago
As far as I know, the only accessible hedge strategy is to take on debt, which usually means mortgage loans. But mortgage usually comes with different risk and more work.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I did that and didn't find issue getting new jobs. The key is, because of the work is easy that I spent a lot of time learning new things and apply to my job. One of my previous job, I knew I was going to leave, but it was easy money s
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by aynyc 5y ago
Get a job you are overqualified for if possible. Give your mind and body a rest.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I doubt it. North Korean geography lands itself to isolation. DMZ, China and the sea. Russians plenty of border countries that they can get in with large Russian communities that can help them. Even if another strong man replaces Putin in t
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by aynyc 5y ago
No one knows for sure. Also, if Putin survives this whole Ukraine mess, who's to say he won't try again in 5 years? The point being, the narrative of business is usual is gone. All the countries that are next to or depend on Russi
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by aynyc 5y ago
I didn't. EU mutual defense is loosely defined by lawyers. If EU wants to declare war on Russia, they need NATO and most importantly, Americans. I don't want to knock on Western Europe on military, but without Americans' comm
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by aynyc 5y ago
It does matter. Putin can invade Finland and Sweden now, and NATO can’t do anything other than supply weapons. If Finland and Sweden are in NATO, article 5 is automatically triggered and NATO will have to respond militarily immediately.
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by aynyc 5y ago
I think the area they lack experience is closed air support. Ground troops can't direct air support on enemy targets consistently and accurately. Not that many countries can do that effectively.
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by aynyc 5y ago
>You get an opportunity (or just thrown into that situation) to start from an almost blank slate and you have 50k and no debts. What would you do? Under normal circumstances (Covid restriction and war and such), I would travel. I did som
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by aynyc 5y ago
Europe. It has no power in Asia, Africa, Americas.
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by aynyc 5y ago
That makes Russian position even worse. Because Poland will allow supply of weapons and fighters through its border. Making this a protracted war that Russians can’t win. Look at America and Pakistan, talibans moved at Will between the bord
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by aynyc 5y ago
Yea, same for GCP.
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by aynyc 5y ago
While I'm joking, I got a few job postings like that. It was insane. And HR is complaining about not being able to hire people.
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by aynyc 5y ago
We are looking for a developer with 20 years experience in GCP & Golang. We haven’t had much luck, the closest we found is a guy with 15 years in Golang and GCP.
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by aynyc 5y ago
Hey, you look exactly like your great great great great great grandfather!
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by aynyc 5y ago
Are you new to HN? Google support has been an issue for years.
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by aynyc 5y ago
US, NYC. Most contracts for seniors I see is between $175-$250 depending on specialization.

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