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by charlie0 3y ago
I would argue that the hackers haven't gone away as much as they've completely been outnumbered by the non hackers.
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by charlie0 3y ago
I agree. Most orgs will say they want more/better documentation, but their actions (or lack thereof) shows the opposite.
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by charlie0 3y ago
This might get me to buy more games. Let me start off by saying I'm a very casual gamer, playing only a few hours a month tops. My two friction points are the return policy, which has a 2 week limit, and the huge download sizes for gam
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by charlie0 3y ago
It may be true, but as of now there's a lot of arbitrage to go around for those who earn a hcol wage and move to mcol or lcol areas.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Does anyone give more than the minimum effort when they find themselves with a 2% to 4% raise, if any, in their yearly reviews, even if they are in the office?
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by charlie0 3y ago
The way I've always thought of stuff like this is to offer a free tier and a paid tier. Free tier gets access to most of the stuff and paid access gets you the premium things. You can also do a cheaper tier and premium tier if you&#x27
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by charlie0 3y ago
Dealing with bureaucracy the biggest one for me. I'd love to move abroad, but almost all countries have limited tourist stays of 90 days. I don't want to be moving around every 3 months.
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by charlie0 3y ago
If you see other threads about hiring, it appears many people are getting jobs solely based of their network. This is much easier and faster to build in person.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Fee seems high, but if it works it works. Allowing free access just lets in all the spammers, the looky loos, and just too many people to form great relationships.
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by charlie0 3y ago
Interest rates will eventually come down again. Just have to keep the skills sharp and pick up a couple more in the AI field. All will be alright for those who do.
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by charlie0 3y ago
"Quick wins" sounds a lot like taking out a loan of technical debt.
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by charlie0 3y ago
It's both until you can observe the last number. ;)
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by charlie0 3y ago
Thinking of alternatives to Git reminds me the different ways to install Python packages, all the different JS frameworks. God, please don't let there be 4-7 semi popular different ways of source control. There's already so much t
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by charlie0 3y ago
I've kept my phones for around 5 years before replacing them. Especially now, wfh I'm always a few seconds away from my laptop. The most usage I get out of the phone is when on the throne, reading HN or browsing memes.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Starts off with premise of why performance matters and why you should care. Proceeds to only top 10 biggest tech companies as examples. Are you working in a FAANG? If not, this article does nothing to convince me that I should care about pe
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by charlie0 4y ago
The question no one is asking, how much money are they saving by kicking out the moochers? I'm not surprised if a significant number of Netflix users are sharing their accounts with others. If this move ends up saving them money, then.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Some hobbies are much harder to do than others. For those, the doing will be a lot less than the discussing. Examples, scuba but don't live close to water, flying, but can't afford to do it frequently, etc.
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by charlie0 4y ago
This. My plan is being financially independent enough to take several months of breaks in between jobs and having the time to look for environments I really enjoy working in.
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by charlie0 4y ago
If users hate large file sizes, they should just stop buying them. Unfortunately, hitting the bottom line is really the only way to get this resolved.
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by charlie0 4y ago
This is understated a lot. Sometimes you work hard, not for the company, not for your boss, but for your coworkers sitting in the trenches with you. It pays off in terms of the relationships built. I would not recommend/refer mediocre
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by charlie0 4y ago
About 1 minute. Exhale very slowly this triggers the parasympathetic system), inhale faster. Repeat the process a few times.
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by charlie0 4y ago
This is a really good idea, but all the negative comments in this thread proves the point that receiving help for mental health has a negative stigma associated with it. When we can't solve a technical problem, we often talk to others
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by charlie0 4y ago
Man, this article hit me hard. Years ago I wanted to blog about more complex subjects to a beginner audience. As I built my mini blog series, I started to realize there was so much to explain. It took me much longer than I thought to write
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by charlie0 4y ago
Can confirm. My mind tends to race sometimes, especially after caffeine consumption. It's hard to get it to "shut up". I held my breath as a simple experiment and it helped quiet down my mind. I actually learned this trick fr
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by charlie0 4y ago
Asking for a friend?
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by charlie0 4y ago
I've been asking myself, why waste time setting up a NAS when there are cloud based alternatives for storing data. Then, news like this comes along and reminds me why.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I'm alone more often than not because I'm idiosyncratic, not the other way around.
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by charlie0 4y ago
Are we sure this is not AI generated?
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by charlie0 4y ago
Yes, but he HAS a product, which is better than no product.
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by charlie0 4y ago
I could see this being very useful. I uploaded a 70MB xls file to Sheets and Chrome says that tab is 600MB to 800MB of RAM. I ran a Find operation and that spiked up to 1.2GB of RAM. How 70MB of data turns into over 1GB of RAM is beyond me.

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