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by d23 5y ago
Unless you're already extremely out of band and are pretty sure your range will be higher than 95% of your incoming offers, I do not recommend doing this. Never give first numbers, and if you're in software and haven't gotte
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by d23 5y ago
Did you read your link? Your summary is incomprehensibly misleading.
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by d23 5y ago
Great job Josh!
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by d23 5y ago
Yes and: what is this? Literally: what is it? A tool for taking markdown notes that doesn't render it and runs as a web server?
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by d23 5y ago
https://twitter.com/WordleStats gathers and tweets the aggregates daily
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by d23 5y ago
> Obviously the above examples are exaggerated hyperboles and reality is somewhere in the middle. Are they? Is it? I'm starting to think this actually describes most of professional accomplishment and career, at least in software
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by d23 5y ago
I have many of these problems plus: the advertised tap-to-control behavior never seems to work when I want it to. It only activates when my AirPods are misinterpreting my adjusting them as trying to pause what I’m listening to. And, of cour
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by d23 5y ago
How’s that an anti-pattern? With dark mode, it’s more in style than ever now.
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by d23 5y ago
I'm coming to the same conclusion. Judging by just how far down I had to come to find this comment even on a site like HN, it's pretty clear people are uninterested or unable to read, put things into context, and think critically
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by d23 5y ago
> Yes, this is old news and sour grapes on my part. This is a tangent, but this isn't really the correct usage of sour grapes. "Sour grapes" implies you actually did want it to go away but are saying you didn't out o
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by d23 5y ago
So is the entire computer in the headset, or am I missing something? It seems like it would be heavy, no? I haven't followed this space closely, so apologies if it's an ignorant question.
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by d23 5y ago
We have seen it too. And they did point to data: a rise of posts about it on social media. They also interviewed experts about the issue and why it's happening.
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by d23 5y ago
Boy, it’s really clear from the comments section no one is actually reading the article. There are some good tips and ways of thinking differently here.
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by d23 5y ago
Do you have sufficient expertise in this area that would make you qualified to assess such a thing?
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by d23 5y ago
> I accepted an offer and I was asked to join four to five calls with vendors ahead of my start date. This felt like “work” to me since each call takes prep and led to follow-up calls. Having not yet worked in the role, I’m also lacking
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by d23 5y ago
What proof and insight did this article give you? As far as I can tell, the movie this article is referring to hasn't come out yet.
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by d23 5y ago
I honestly just ran out of steam by the halfway point. It felt like every paragraph could have been reduced to a sentence and every section reduced to a paragraph.
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by d23 5y ago
There are unfortunately a lot of career upsides to making things more difficult and complex than they need to be. Making things simple and straightforward is often has neutral career outcomes at best, and if you consider the downstream eff
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by d23 5y ago
Holy crap. I'm assuming this company is utterly filled with sleazebags to allow something like this to actually get past the joke-at-a-brainstorming-meeting phase.
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by d23 5y ago
Where to even begin with this. I'm unfairly biased because I misread what he said? After re-reading, I can see that he may not have been making the point I thought he was making. I'd argue he should make a point like that more
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by d23 5y ago
I'm open minded, but my bullshit detectors started going off around the point where it was casually implied that we all know and it is widely accepted that delta was leaked from a lab. I tried googling it but could find nothing. Then
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by d23 5y ago
It's not a "misconception." I may not want to go find a new job in 6 months because the stock tanked. There's opportunity cost if nothing else. While that company's stock is tanking, I could instead be at one tha
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by d23 5y ago
If the stock price for the company goes down, the value of your unvested stock goes with it.
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by d23 5y ago
Did it and have no regrets. Some of the concerns here are bizarre. Swapping work commute time with grocery commute? Do people think people across the country don’t have access to food? Our grocery store is a five minute drive away. It took
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by d23 5y ago
Do you have any resources you can share? My understanding is it’s pretty difficult to lower your taxes meaningfully if all of it comes from wages.
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by d23 5y ago
I’m really early thirties and it resonates with me. I’ve been successful, but it’s hard not to look at any of the other paths I could have taken and wonder “what if.” Or, more precisely: what now?
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by d23 5y ago
“Part of growing older is mourning the person you could have been.” One of the wisest and most succinct things I’ve read on this site.
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by d23 5y ago
Yes, thank you. It’s quite an interesting observation, but to call this article shallow would be too generous. With a few wording tweaks to add a dash of self-awareness, this would be perfectly contradictory satire.
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by d23 5y ago
Rather than try to refute or explain any of these (as everyone else is doing), I just want to say I think some of these are quite good questions (the last two intrigue me in particular).
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by d23 5y ago
I can't make sense of this article. Did the dad stop working as much? Keep on working as much? Work more? The intro makes it seem like he learned to work less, but then the rest makes it seem like he didn't.

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