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by ben174 9y ago
This looks great. I've always kept those types of little snippets in the README of my dotfiles repo - and always keep a printed out copy on my desk. But this seems way more practical. https://github.com/ben174/dotf
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by ben174 9y ago
I totally get this. I have many non-drinking coworkers and I always see a little pain in their eyes when the team suggests we go out and grab drinks.
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by ben174 9y ago
Just left there after a year. I had a great time and built some very fun stuff. Alcohol-free office is a bit of a bummer, but there's a nice little joint downstairs you can buy an overpriced beer.
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by ben174 9y ago
http://h1bdata.info That's a public listing of all H1B salaries, should be all the information you need.
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by ben174 9y ago
Someone just transferred 6000 of the stolen ETH out to an empty wallet. (~3.2 million USD).
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by ben174 9y ago
This is an important distinction. The salaries on this sheet seem low overall, and it's probably because they're new grads from bootcamp. Someone with 10+ years of experience should be demanding more than the average salary on thi
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by ben174 9y ago
A testimony from some random internet stranger tilts your judgement of such a huge life decision as a career change? How can you be sure my story is accurate? For all you know I might have given them the wrong number or some other error on
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by ben174 9y ago
Hah, I had a phone interview scheduled with you guys like five years ago and the phone call never came in. I was a bit crushed :-P
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by ben174 9y ago
You can still host your domain on google apps which is simple and painless. The key is that you can take your domain with you and move it wherever you want later on, if you choose to.
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by ben174 9y ago
It is indeed gambling. But it's an opportunity to buy a lottery ticket that has a much higher payout than one you could buy off the shelf. The odds may not be great, but if you happen to hit, the payoff can be very large.
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by ben174 9y ago
Ohhh yea, shows how good my memory is.
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by ben174 9y ago
Exactly this. It's painful to realize that Git was invented to solve this very problem, but so many use GitHub as their source control server just like CVS and all the other old source control systems.
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by ben174 9y ago
With each GitHub failure people learn some good lessons. Redundancy is the key. Push to multiple remotes and fall back to backup remotes in your scripts.
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by ben174 9y ago
Rough year for GitHub. GitLab is licking their chops right about now.
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by ben174 9y ago
They've done quite well on the Nintendo Switch. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-much-nvidia-will-make-o...
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by ben174 9y ago
Agreed. Title is accurate. It's a cheap hack that outputs results similar to what a pro can achieve. And for far, far less money.
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by ben174 9y ago
Eek. 502 on your site. Might want to get that looked at.
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by ben174 9y ago
It's amazing that the Apple TV is considered a turd. They seemingly did everything right. Support for third party apps, an awesome remote, decent power. Aside from missing 4k, what makes it such a turd?
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by ben174 9y ago
He specifically called out to 4chan and other "trolls". It may be an attack, but I still think it's a result of John Oliver's calling.
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by ben174 9y ago
John Oliver's video is #3 trending on YouTube right now. It specifically calls for people to write comments on that page. He even bought up a domain that points directly to the page. http://gofccyourself.com
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by ben174 9y ago
Sending everything to this mailinator address which oddly seems to be empty: https://www.mailinator.com/inbox2.jsp?public_to=hhhhhhhhhhhh... . Maybe Mailinator has purged the box and is rejecting mail from it. Good on them.
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by ben174 9y ago
Sending everything to this mailinator address which oddly seems to be empty: https://www.mailinator.com/inbox2.jsp?public_to=hhhhhhhhhhhh... Maybe Mailinator has purged the box and is rejecting mail from it. Good on them.
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by ben174 9y ago
> How Does It Works? For a natural language processor, they sure could benefit from better proofreading.
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by ben174 9y ago
Something huge is missing here. This blog post states they're going to be more clear about how they sell users' data, but I just read every word on the Features and FAQs pages, and there's not a single mention of it. https:&
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by ben174 9y ago
So much this. A problem with nearly all these statistics is you're gathering answers from the people who are the type of people who answer surveys. This often tends to be a less-private and younger crowd.
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by ben174 10y ago
Welcome to the frustrations of my childhood. I sort of neat trick is during a dump you can be holding down to charge your "blade kick"* and immediately when you hit the ground, press up and kick to execute the move, and it gives t
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by ben174 10y ago
Risk of buying a useless or counterfeit part that doesn't end up working in his build.
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by ben174 10y ago
Great experiment, and it looks like a lot of fun. But to be practical, the amount of time + effort + risk required to pull this of would offset any amount of money saved.
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by ben174 10y ago
It was great while it lasted. Living walking distance from Fremont station - end of the line - meant I could guarantee a seat on the train in the mornings. But now the train will be full by the time it gets to Fremont station if it is befor
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by ben174 10y ago
Wow. "Unlimited" for $60/yr. Do you think they'd be ok with me uploading my entire 12tb library? I wasn't able to find any limits in the fine print.

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