danielsju6

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by danielsju6 5y ago
Ubiquiti has POE panel LEDs https://unifi-led.ui.com/ Obviously geared towards offices. I’m sure there are other options. I’m also looking at whole house USB-PD, https://voltekinc.com/dc-power-advantage&#x2F
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by danielsju6 5y ago
node-red-contrib-home-assistant-websocket is considered the canonical, it's the one built into the community Node-Red plugin. https://github.com/hassio-addons/addon-node-red
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by danielsju6 5y ago
In no way would it take them 15-20 minutes to get to the office. Unless you worked off rush hour. I lived in Sunnyvale for a while. Hour of sitting in bumper to bumper traffic just to get to/from Mountain View on a shuttle.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
I suggest https://www.levels.fyi/ as a starting point in setting your expectations. Make friends with a recruiter, helps to see the world from their perspective & learn what the bands are / who’s hiring.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Everywhere… IDK? FWIW most of my career has been remote in northern New England, working with companies in Boston or SF. Seriously, I’ve only received a single (non-founder) offer below 6 figures since I dropped out of college, at a non-tec
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Are you a software engineer in the US? That’s like green out of a boot-camp rate, not even close to senior, let alone staff, principle, or fellow.
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Not saving for retirement and one surprise bill from insolvency is the status quo. AMERICA!!!!
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Back of the napkin to me: say $25.5k pre-tax retirement / college savings for child, 30% federal, 15% state, $3200/mn to rent an apartment in a mid sized city in the US, $400 month for car and gas, $1k for food, $1k for healthcare
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by danielsju6 5y ago
Most folk in the US are on poverty wages, one surprise bill away from bankruptcy or homelessness; we shouldn’t expect OSS maintainers to fall on the sword and rely on inter generational wealth or live in poverty when their colleagues, using
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by danielsju6 5y ago
How much does your healthcare cost you? Retirement? Self-employment taxes? Housing?
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by danielsju6 5y ago
You realize that $11k has to pay their taxes, healthcare, and retirement state-side right? It’s peanuts.
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by danielsju6 6y ago
Windows were broken, that's how the inurectionists entered the capitol.
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by danielsju6 6y ago
Oh so only potentially civilization altering changes within my and my children’s lifetime... yeah no reason to be worried.
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by danielsju6 7y ago
In the wise words of my college physics professor, "Great, now use your grown-up words (formal logic)."
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by danielsju6 8y ago
I don't know about the Forbes list, but it seems the share of wealth being inherited is pretty high & increasing at a good clip: On the Share of Inheritance in Aggregate Wealth: Europe and the USA, 1900–2010 http://www.p
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by danielsju6 8y ago
Mo pixels mo watts
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by danielsju6 8y ago
AngularFire lead here, I'd recommend you check out our GDE Jeff Delaney's community here https://angularfirebase.com for AngularFire related content. He has tutorials, lessons, and maintains a very active Slack Channel
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by danielsju6 8y ago
It does.
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by danielsju6 8y ago
Order a data-only sim. Works for my LG Watch no problem.
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by danielsju6 8y ago
Our support page mentions where you can ask questions https://firebase.google.com/support/ Slack is good and the firebase-talk Google Group is a great resource, as there are Googlers monitoring. Glad you're enjoyi
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by danielsju6 8y ago
But you have to communicate the states of each other's particles (as far as you can tell random noise) to compare/contrast and glean influence, so it's only suitable for encryption of classically transmitted messages. Think f
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by danielsju6 8y ago
Let's turn this around: you're expecting your neighbors to give up their public space, safety, and environment because you're not willing to accept the inconveniences of more socially-aware means of transportation. I for one
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by danielsju6 8y ago
pours one out for Vanadium, wipes a tear away
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by danielsju6 8y ago
But they rarely find themselves in the same circles.
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by danielsju6 9y ago
Not trying to be pedantic but the devil is in the details. Bones are common, fossils are formed by a relatively rare geologic process. Fossilization supplants slow to rot organic material with stone, embedding it in the strata, in just the
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by danielsju6 9y ago
We don't have bones, we have fossils.
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by danielsju6 9y ago
s/galactic crystallization egg/God
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by danielsju6 9y ago
I believe the "octane" of normal vs. dark matter explains in part the difference shape / sizes of galaxies.
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by danielsju6 9y ago
Interesting religion you belong to there...
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by danielsju6 9y ago
Actually a galaxy's spin curve significantly diverges from a what we'd expect, like a "whirlpool" or say a solar system. It turns out stars on the rim do not complete orbits significantly slower than ones nearer to the c

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