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by bojo 4y ago
I'm no financial expert, but lower your spend (kill useless subscriptions, live frugal), shop smarter (cheaper brands, less indulging in things like eating out), invest only if you feel like dollar cost averaging will pay off in the lo
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by bojo 4y ago
Probably aimed more at the heavy drinkers on here and not so much the OP, but adding my voice to the "replace it with exercise" camp. Once exercise has become a critical routine you start feeling terrible for killing your performa
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by bojo 4y ago
To your point I came across this a moment ago: https://selftaughtjapanese.com/2014/03/19/research-results-h... While there are a ridiculous amount of homophones (top 3 are 45, 38, 31!), it does look like the
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by bojo 4y ago
Korea is a solid counter example. Around the 1400's their King devised han'gul, which as of today is the dominant writing system of that country which replaced Chinese. They still study and use Chinese characters in school, but on
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by bojo 4y ago
I'll highlight Japanese because that is what I know. A lot of imagery can be conveyed with choice of characters. Whether alternate readings in a novel, or brilliant neon signs on the street, you get a lot more information at a glance d
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by bojo 4y ago
Lived over there for 12 years and watched one of their standard TV documentaries about mixing wasps into rice and eating it. I was a bit surprised and asked my Japanese friends about it, and naturally they were disgusted, but were aware of
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by bojo 4y ago
It's honestly a lot easier as a foreigner, your place of work takes care of your taxes for you. That said, I've had to file taxes outside of that scope before and it was fairly straightforward. They have people at the tax office t
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by bojo 4y ago
Exactly this.
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I just imagined a Spaceballs-esque scene where they shout "Enhance!" and the resulting image is one if those crazy AI generated pictures where everything morphs into some semblance of a cat-but-not-really.
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by bojo 4y ago
Clearly whoever titled the article thought it would have more impact. There's a lot of juicy ambiguity behind 14%. A percentage of what? A layman isn't going to know that it's only a 90 person company. They do know that 14% l
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by bojo 4y ago
I know what Cardano is because I've heard of it through the Haskell community. I bet most people have not. How do you sift through the thousands of ridiculous coins out there and say to yourself, "Oh, they probably have integrit
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by bojo 4y ago
My daughter will ask my wife, "Can I please have shuwa-shuwa orange juice?", meaning she wants her to add carbonated water to it. It's entertaining to watch these words used in action because there's no equivalent in Eng
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by bojo 4y ago
The younger generation is staring at their overworked and over-stressed parents asking themselves what the point is. More of them are taking less stable NEET jobs over big corporations in order to get more flexibility with regards to a work
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by bojo 4y ago
Not the OP, however, I haven't found a product that's easy to drop options trading data into. I'd love to switch off of TurboTax, but I'm not putting hundreds of trades into a system manually - their import function make
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by bojo 5y ago
That must have been it, used kuro5hin quite a bit back then.
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by bojo 5y ago
I imagine rsync posted this as a reminder to what's in store. There were roughly 4-5 FreeBSD related posts which hit the main page on HN today.
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by bojo 5y ago
Whoa, I recall spinning a box up on JohnCompanies back when you guys first popped onto the scene. Cool to see people still building on FreeBSD, sad to see that it's an uphill battle to stay relevant with it.
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by bojo 5y ago
I've revisited FreeBSD on and off since 1997, the last time being end of last year. Couldn't get my USB Schiit stack working unfortunately, which was a bummer.
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Indirectly. You are processing their transactions.
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That binary size is due to the Go runtime also being compiled into it.
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My software team uses Haskell to help build tooling and support around an enterprise ISP environment. It's a shift in thinking from standard imperative/OOP programming, however, what we've gained is confidence in maintaining
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by bojo 5y ago
I have strong feelings against astrology myself, yet I find it frustrating that is the HN takeaway here, and not the fact that there's a successful company making enough money to fund 30 people's salaries and is written in what
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by bojo 5y ago
I mean, what are those of us in this category supposed to do? For the last 5 years I have 7 developers that have been working on internal applications in Haskell for an enterprise company that I am not able to show you due to legal reasons.
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by bojo 5y ago
The example is definitely a memory leak, which in Haskell land means that the un-evaluated expressions keep building up into what is known as a "thunk" in memory. Example expression: ((((0+1)+2)+3)... ad infinitum) Sure, the memor
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Ask HN: Resources for Acquiring Small Startups?
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by bojo 5y ago
For the crime of breaking numerous state and city laws to favor what he wants, moving money in such a way his company pays little to no federal taxes, creating horrible working conditions in warehouses, and the list goes on.
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by bojo 5y ago
In bodybuilding heavily rounded shoulders is usually a sure sign of steroid use, as an example.
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by bojo 5y ago
That is such a refreshing approach to the process. May borrow this next time I hire a developer. Thanks for sharing.
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by bojo 5y ago
Ampersand | Infrastructure Engineer, Information Security Engineer | REMOTE, ONSITE | Full Time | https://www.ampersandtech.com/ Ampersand is a Managed Service Provider located in Alaska serving a large number of clients as
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by bojo 5y ago
He posts his revenue. http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=177791.0

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