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I have been to them, but not specifically for technology. I was on a mailing list called Q-Insights and it was good money during college. Basically you do a screening survey online first to see if you match the criteria (age, marital status
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I don't know which industry has the fewest, but test preparation might have the most. When I worked for Kaplan Test Prep, we even had acronyms for acronyms! So most tests are acronyms (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, DAT, etc.) but we even had
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I have worked 100% remote for 5 years now. 100% remote is quite different from partial remote. Even 1 day a week in the office means you have to live near the office. Even an hour away from SF is going to be very expensive. 100% remote mean
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Jeff stepped down, and now this happens...I bet he will be back in the office on Monday!
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wow it is definitely broken for any product I try. I can only imagine the amount of money they are losing per minute.
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Not cool blaming an intern...there should have been a process in place to prevent anyone from sending emails to real users in an integration test.
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That's not ironic at all, since that was the desired outcome requested in the ticket
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Email is broken...there should be a built-in way to filter who can email you, and a way to block unknown senders by default.
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I think it was inevitable...when I first created my HN account in 2009, accelerators were a novel concept, and each new cohort produced exciting new startups that I was eager to watch and wanted to emulate. After a few years it felt like al
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With oceans rising and lakes drying up, desalination is starting to look more attractive.
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Depends on the type of app. React Native might be better for something resource heavy like a video app (we use it at Cameo for mobile, and regular react for web), but if it is something like a todo list or email app, a wrapped webview would
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Maybe this: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rt.com/usa/523097-school-ma...
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You have learned a very valuable lesson about not giving a number first. Let the other side give a number first, and if you absolutely have to give a number, give a wide range (e.g. $30-$100). That said, you cannot change the past. What you
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There is an appeals form https://support.google.com/google-ads/troubleshooter/7217496... from what you describe (they are not tech savvy, and when you looked everything was fine), it sounds like the site was compr
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While ours is not the fastest or most reliable in the world, there is no other country that has high quality broadband or mobile deployed over an area as large as the United States. I think that was the point they were making. Singapore pro
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I wouldn't recommend actively trying to find an office romance. The best way to find romance is to not look for it. Get out and do things you enjoy, and you'll find women who also enjoy these things and maybe you'll find a co
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Maybe the premise is flawed...it may cost less to fight climate change. For example, looking just at greenhouse gas emissions, transportation, electricity generation, and agriculture account for roughly 2/3 of emissions. I have solar
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It depends on the type of data. If you are collecting only the necessary data to provide value to the user (e.g. ask for GPS access for a mapping app), then you can assure the user that data is collected in order to provide the service and
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A company I worked for got acquired by a bigger competitor. The founder/CEO gave this inspiring speech about how day-to-day operations wouldn't change, there would be no layoffs, and that we could continue to operate as a separate
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As of Friday, 101.8 million people in the U.S. have received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine, 31 per cent of the adult population. Wouldn't 101.8 million be 31% of the total population of 328 million? That is just under 50
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It's not too late. The pandemic will likely go on in some form for at least another year, if not indefinitely. The lasting effects will go on for years or decades (people will work from home, order food and grocery delivery, etc at hig
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Years ago my college roommate was in a band. They played local gigs at college bars and local festivals, etc. They never made much money from it, so they were constantly replacing band members. What I noticed from sitting in on some of the
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My current company issues MacBook Pros to everyone. The previous company did the same. I use dual boot Windows/Ubuntu at home
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I believe autonomous cars need to communicate with each other for the best results. if the cars could form a mesh network and negotiate passing, exits, and signal to cars behind that they are slowing or stopping, everything would be more ef
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It works best in bumper to bumper traffic. It basically stays in a lane and follows the car in front, slowing, stopping, or accelerating as needed. It's the closest you can get to being on train tracks.
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https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/google Is Google down right now? It's not just you! google.com is down.
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My company encourages everyone to create an "operating manual" that includes things like preferred pronouns. Not required at all, but helpful to avoid missteps. Since the pronoun movement I've found myself avoiding pronouns a
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I think they have way more influence now. Take Google (not to pick on them specifically) and they have a hand in every aspect of a person's life. The popularity of Google Maps has changed the names of neighborhoods and nearly started a
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When I was 4 or 5 I saw a punk rocker with purple hair and I asked my mom how he got his hair that color. She said "he had to dye it" which I heard as "he had to diet" which made perfect sense at the time.
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