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by codezero 5y ago
To be clear: I do not advocate required office time for anyone. For me I’d like to spend a week in the office with my peers in leadership and we all have a lot of ability to do that without much chaos. We also can include folks actively who
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by codezero 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, how large of a company/companies have you been working for? I’m asking because my experience is largely with <200 people companies (more so with <50) and onboarding and such is always very scant at startup
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by codezero 5y ago
I agree. I’m speaking personally. I cut out a three hour commute and I’m never going back, but I lead a team of twelve people and it’s important to me that I also care about their lives and careers, helping them advance and grow is importan
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by codezero 5y ago
Ditto. I’ve been doing a lot of managery stuff during the pandemic and the main things I miss are the water cooler talk that greased a lot of wheels and filled in a lot of gaps, as well as helped new people onboard with many to many learnin
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by codezero 5y ago
Oh I’m not at all sure and the prospect of testing these technologies is terrifying! Random: did you ever fuck around with PBXs in the early 90s?
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by codezero 5y ago
Afghanistan doesn’t quite compare, for example a carrier group poses no threat whatsoever to Afghanistan because there is no infrastructure to destroy. In contrast one or two US carrier groups could not only offer a ridiculous level of defe
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by codezero 5y ago
Also anecdotal, I’ve worked with about a half dozen people when they tried meat for the first time and remained unimpressed and never ate it again.
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by codezero 5y ago
It's not as delicious to people who grow up not eating meat. I expect if we want a change it'll have to be generational.
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by codezero 5y ago
Socializing with people/a community is different from socializing with in-groups vying for popularity.
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by codezero 5y ago
You must never have been fired from a draining and toxic role that without the toxic part, you loved and wanted to make a career of only to get shit on and then fired and then threatened and shit on some more. Lucky. It easily took me two y
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by codezero 5y ago
Doesn’t need to be, the company has more money than the individual, so the threat remains tangible to many.
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by codezero 5y ago
Not sure if you listened to his explanation, but I took it to be a bit more nuanced. His main complaint is that the authors have in the past made big claims about their findings, making this in context appear that they are making the scienc
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by codezero 5y ago
If I were to guess, it's the choice of community HNers want to engage with on a regular basis. It's not other people who live in the country, it's other nerds who live in the country, which once you leave a city starts to hav
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by codezero 5y ago
The flip side of that is the thing is beautiful without them. I almost get it just from an aesthetic point of view, but they didn't hit the mark with their touch navigation to justify it.
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by codezero 5y ago
Wow this looks great. Now I almost regret having the janky DE-10 Nano and SDRAM hanging off a power cable next to my TV. I love the form factor and the cases! Thanks for sharing this.
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by codezero 5y ago
I pined over a lot of retro hardware over the past year, there are a lot of competing modern C64 and Amiga hardware, at the core of most of them are FPGAs, so if you want to save money and have a large set of options, get yourself a DE-10 N
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by codezero 5y ago
Sometimes true, but sometimes not, it depends on how the hardware is designed to integrate with software. The Leap Motion failed miserably (my opinion) at this by expecting software to figure out where it fit as a human interface device rat
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by codezero 5y ago
Good point. Thanks for that! I stopped reading when I saw: “Although the reported annual increase was dramatic, the total number of homicides last year – 21,570 – did not surpass some stunning totals in the early 1990s, including the nearly
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by codezero 5y ago
Meh, comparing to the 90s peak in absolute numbers makes no sense, and seems disingenuous. 21000 murders now vs 25000 in the 90s is still half, per capita, there are about a hundred million more people here now.
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by codezero 5y ago
The same technique works well for reheating burritos, or upleveling microwave burritos. A nice sear on each side gives a firmer structure and I think it tastes better too :)
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by codezero 5y ago
Many people would be fine with that solution, it's definitely more robust in a lot of ways. A few reasons I like my remarkable (I have an original and a 2, and got my wife one): 1. forced isolation - no notifications come into this dev
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by codezero 5y ago
Maybe potential for mining rare earth elements?
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by codezero 5y ago
I haven't seen an exodus from my company, but there must be a larger one - as I've had a huge pipeline of new candidates lately that is great. Others have mentioned a few things you can do and they seem to match with what my compa
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by codezero 5y ago
This is the original source material I believe: https://drasticresearch.org/2021/09/20/1583/ Also a link to the original grant (I think!) https://drasticresearch.files.wordpress.com/2021&
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by codezero 5y ago
I mean, that's one thing to do when stuck in a river trying to flee angry archers.
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by codezero 5y ago
In case folks don't know what d8 is: https://www.popsci.com/science/delta-8-thc/
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by codezero 5y ago
If it's rare, I doubt it's 1.0 then, but I'll check :)
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by codezero 5y ago
I think I still have my Slackware 1.0 CD in a closet back at home from around 1993/94. I went on to work at Red Hat in 1999, those were fun times for Linux :)
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by codezero 5y ago
This same link front-paged from a later posting so here are some more comments! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28537380
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iPhone 13 Pro Offers Improved GPU Performance Compared to iPhone 12 Pro(macrumors.com)
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