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I have been looking for something like this for almost a decade and I even built a prototype and applied to YC with it in 2014. The problem is that in order to make email searchable, it has to be indexed by attribute and stored, most likely
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Invest in BitCoin early!
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At my company they are enforced with a linting profile and commit hooks...your PR will be rejected if it is not formatted according to standards. For code structure, PR reviews will catch bad practices and when building new functionality a
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When I worked at Kaplan Test Prep, I once had to tell an LSAT student and future lawyer that she could reach her teacher at drmonkeystud@[domain].com. very unprofessional
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It could be that the price of the software reflects the effort that goes into the sales cycle, or ongoing support. Say you can hack together a competing product in a few months. You still have to go out and win over customers from the 800lb
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We can be sensible about it...for example I don't like using straws to drink, so I don't ask for one. If I get a burger to go I'll refuse ketchup packets and just use the bottle at home. And at the grocery store I bring my ow
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A first class job is one that anticipates what the user might actually need, not what he asked for, or finding a more efficient way of accomplishing the same result. This is different from gold plating. My elderly mother-in-law is constantl
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Is your apartment's management ok with mounting a camera on the outside of the building? Also, why restrict yourself to the view on the other side of the wall? With a screen you can show any view you want, like a white sandy beach or a
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My New Year's resolution is to start a lifestyle business. I got a head start last week and the website and user dashboard is up, and I already have a few customers.
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I'm curious as to what circumstances caused you to have no access to healthcare? If your job doesn't provide it you can get it through an exchange (possibly with subsidies).
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That may be illegal, depending on where your company operates.
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We have really pushed the "Jira as the source of truth" mantra. Git commit hooks keep Jira up to date as far as moving tickets into "ready for review" when the PR is submitted, and into test when the PR is approved. The
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I played back the teacher's recording as a test but it said I was wrong
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Meetings / stand ups We have recently automated stand ups, so the what I did yesterday/what I will do today/blockers are all pulled from Jira so now we only discuss major sprint goals and how to unblock any blockers...this
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https://thoughtcatalog.com/jeremy-london/2018/09/oldest-webs...
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Open source software is one example of collaboration outside of a company
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This post should still apply https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14191161
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You could use a VPS/cloud server...upload to that server, then use that server to upload to other sites
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There are a few reminders in the PR template in github. You have to check boxes for tests added, documentation added, A/B test team notified, etc if you are adding new functionality. The code review process keeps you honest, and CI wil
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Every new feature at TrueCar requires extensive documentation. A lot of our libs are open source so they need good docs. Here is an example of our UI component library's docs: https://www.truecar.com/battery-pack/i
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Definitely trolling, but there is someone out there reading this and saying "hmmm, this makes sense"
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It would make more sense to work remotely for a company in Silicon Valley or New York if you lived in Kansas. That way you could take advantage of deeper pockets and a lower cost of living. A Glassdoor search shows senior software average e
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It's amazing that HN is still built with tables and center tags in this day and age!
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What field was that that became irrelevant?
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In practice, for developers at least, this laptop serves as both a work laptop and a personal laptop. I have a company-issued laptop and I have never opened my personal email or even a non-work browser tab on it. I assume everything is mo
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She is is a nurse, so she is not eligible for that program. I only became aware of the program because she mentioned a doctor there who had to refinance to pay it back when he left Kaiser. I guess you pay no interest for 10 years, and when
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I don't know if it is feasible in tech where the typical stint at a company is just a few years, but a mortgage is decades. My wife works at Kaiser hospital which does this for doctors, up to $200k interest deferred, and then forgiven
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You pay a premium for flexibility. If you need a single dev server today and it is 50-50 that you will either need 100 servers next year or 3, then AWS or another cloud provider is the logical choice. AWS reserved instances can also give yo
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That's a great point...working on your own (e.g. as a freelance engineer) you will spend a nontrivial amount of time on advertising, billing, etc., that cuts into billable time.
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$1495 and $40 a month to not use it for its main selling point? Seems like you could just use a $200 smart TV, a fitness tracker and a regular mirror to achieve the same functionality
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