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cgopalan
8y ago
If you want to hear a "yes, go for it" then yes, go for it. If you are still open to suggestions, lets play out that scenario where you quit your job and start a business. Then you would: 1) Make an overall vision for your busine
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Introduction to Functional Programming in OCaml (3rd Edition)
(fun-mooc.fr)
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cgopalan
8y ago
Currently membership is invite-only. Please don't hesitate to ask for an invite. Just let me know the username you would like. Looking to grow the community!
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Show HN: Kind and Green News – HN for animal welfare/rights, clean meat/tech
(news.kindandgreenworld.com)
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Not all. I think you are specifically talking about Bitcoin (Proof of Work)
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cgopalan
9y ago
Nice work. What is the source for these jobs? And do you scrape the sites or use APIs provided by the sources (if they do). Just curious. Thanks!
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9y ago
For animal welfare, cleantech and environmental conservation: http://news.kindandgreenworld.com Looking to popularize and build up the community. Built on the excellent lobste.rs
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Bitcoin mining guzzles energy – and its carbon footprint just keeps growing
(wired.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
If you are looking to use this site to look for jobs, I have to chip in and say it was not at all satisfactory. - Using their search to look for only remote jobs found all sorts of jobs always, and their filter never worked properly. - More
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10y ago
Yes, I agree. At this time I never have to go in ever, but I would not mind going in a couple of times for either meetings or not necessarily even work-based meets just because IMO, face-to-face meets actually helps make people comfortable
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cgopalan
10y ago
Always like being in the office when working
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Poll: How many of you prefer a fully-remote job vs. being in the office?
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10y ago
Fully remote (maybe with occasional meets once or twice a year)
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10y ago
Remote greater than or equal to 3 days a week
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10y ago
Remote less than 3 days a week
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10y ago
The graphic novels - "Watchmen" and "The dark knight returns". Fundamentally altered my perceptions of the modern graphic novel. Now I constantly look out for best-sellers, top-x lists and run to the library to rent them
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10y ago
Thanks for getting the word out. Am glad this post of yours made people (including me) take action to help!
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10y ago
> You can for example sponsor this little fella Done.
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10y ago
Great comment. I think I have similar goals - work on a job for about 4 hours a day so that I can do what the rest of the time. I have 2 questions: 1. Did you get the 4-hr job after a history of working full-time for the company? Or are the
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How to level up as a developer
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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cgopalan
11y ago
I say "I am currently at X now, and I am looking for Y% more" and the recruiter/company says "done". If you consider that negotiation, yes I am negotiating. According to other people on here (including patio11) its
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11y ago
If the $15K is guaranteed when you hold out for 1 more day, sure. If not, its like any other trade-off between your mental peace and more effort.
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11y ago
If salary growth is important to you, there's also another way to get it. Whenever I have changed jobs, the increase in salary has been like an order or magnitude more than what you would get if you stayed. (2% vs 20%). I am not saying
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11y ago
"Being a shrewd negotiator is an absolutely critical skill in life, even if you don't want the best-ever-salary. If you know how to negotiate the best-ever-salary, you can trade it in for things that do matter to you." What i
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11y ago
"This process is a lot bigger deal to you than to them. If they hire/don't hire you, is not going to affect the company that much. While, it affects your whole life." That very much depends on one's perspective of i
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11y ago
Patio11 is very respected in the community, but I can't help but feel that most points in here are not applicable to all software engineers. This seems to be mostly for people starting off in their careers, or people that feel that wor
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Visual C++ Compiler Optimizations (2015)
(msdn.microsoft.com)
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11y ago
From a fellow vegan/vegetarian, big hug ! I don't get emotional much, but animals always make me tear up - just seeing them joyfully playing or giving companionship to a human. Sometimes it all seems hopeless, but enough of that
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At no point did I want or expect that. I dont expect my causes to be taken up by anybody else. I can also give justifications for ignoring issues that are important to you or anybody else. Doesn't really serve any purpose.
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11y ago
Let me get this straight. Are you saying that animal cruelty is a non-issue? Or that its just a matter of perspective? Animal farming to me is reason enough for people to take up animal welfare as a cause. I could also add myriad other exam
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