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bjeanes
12y ago
I'm not sure that would work. The 20 odd year lag seems to be a generational gap, not a delay in concrete effects on any specific person.
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bjeanes
13y ago
I also once phone interviewed with Picturelife but it was cut off because the recruiter organizing our interaction was an asshat. I'm very happy where I ended up (Heroku), but would have loved to work on Picturelife, fwiw.
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bjeanes
13y ago
I can't wait. I wouldn't expect to pay a fee related to the size of my library (I am doing that to S3) but wouldn't hesitate to pay a moderate monthly or one-time fee for the product.
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13y ago
Very very very happy Picturelife user here. Your S3 support is the icing on the cake — but please charge me a flat fee for using your software with my own storage. I want to pay for this great storage but your pricing model only prices on u
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bjeanes
13y ago
Really loving being on Picturelife. Last one (that I like) standing — at least for now.
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13y ago
You aren't wrong, but this viewpoint is incomplete. That approach does nothing to stem the well-documented repelling forces that exist in the industry today and the anecdotal yet overwhelming accounts of women who are interested in t
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bjeanes
13y ago
The data is crowd-sourced. Anybody can correct the numbers here https://github.com/triketora/women-in-software-eng
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13y ago
Indeed. That would be interesting. I haven't looked, but I wonder if the data is readily available...
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Visualization of Gender Disparity in Tech
(do-better.herokuapp.com)
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13y ago
Except they would be wrong. In cities, cycling is almost always provably faster than driving or public transport because traffic becomes a non-issue and you can start immediately when a light turns green instead of waiting for the 5 vehicle
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13y ago
So I got my Fire TV. It has some CEC support because it shows up as a source to my TV and the TV and receiver correctly switch to it. My TV remote, however, does not control the Fire TV. Given that the HDMI hardware supports CEC, I think th
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bjeanes
13y ago
This is the thing I want to know the most. So I bought one and will probably return it if it doesn't.
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13y ago
I had the exact same experience except with Lyft and it was a Galaxy Note hah!
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13y ago
Competency at negotiating.
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13y ago
Did you get back a video from Peek? Was it useful? I'm curious about your experience.
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bjeanes
13y ago
http://getaround.com/ModelS I've driven it 3 times now and plan to do so again. $25/hour makes for a really fun weekend outing.
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bjeanes
13y ago
I hadn't seen this but it seems like a really elegant solution compared to the alternatives. I look forward to trying it.
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13y ago
JSON Schema != JSON.
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13y ago
Indeed. That was very insightful. It's interesting to see the things I've arguably done well in past negotiations and those that I did poorly...
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bjeanes
13y ago
Nitrous.io is pretty decent...
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bjeanes
13y ago
That... would be interesting.
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bjeanes
13y ago
Agreed. Nothing beats evil-mode in Emacs, as far as I'm concerned. That's a model for other vim emulation layers to follow IMO.
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bjeanes
13y ago
it's still k/v, it's just the values can be several different types of DS
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13y ago
mealguru was mine. Hopefully new owner will make some use of it. I had a great idea once for it but never acted on it. I've had plenty of offers ($2k+) for the domain so at the very least there's that... :)
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13y ago
I really want aphyr to run this through jepsen now...
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13y ago
GitHub is not society. I don't expect guarantees of freedom of speech or expression. I'd be disappointed if they took those things down, but I think it is well within their jurisdiction to decide what type of content they want to
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13y ago
I'm not in the market for a new mattress just yet, but probably will be when I (eventually) move back to Australia since shipping my current mattress just seems crazy. Do you guys ship overseas? If not, would introducing international
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13y ago
We use iDoneThis at Heroku. I love it so much. Thanks for building an awesome and simple tool.
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13y ago
Speaking as someone on a work visa in the US, I can tell you that their requirement is generally 12 years of experience in the field, with each year of higher education (in that field) counting for 3 years. So a 4-year degree works, as does
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bjeanes
13y ago
Multiple columns is not at all the same thing as long lines. See: newspapers.
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