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by diehunde 7y ago
An (non-free) alternative is https://copilot.money/ I did the trial and looks pretty solid and modern.
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by diehunde 7y ago
I travel almost every week and washing my hands every time I can plus never touching my face have kept me ill-free for a couple of years now. Of course I also take other precautions like avoiding closed spaces with sick people, good sleep,
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Why philosophers could be the ones to transform your 2020(bbc.com)
17 points by diehunde 7y ago|6 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
That's only if you are planning to stick around. If you are thinking of moving on soon it's a good time to learn and practice.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Very easy. You just link your bank account and then you can schedule transfer from the same app. The only thing I'm not a big fan is that normally it takes up to 2 days to complete the transfer. Same if you need to withdraw money. Regu
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by diehunde 7y ago
I'm using wealthfront's high-yield cash account. Right now the APY is 1.82%. Much better than any traditional savings account.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Not really. Learning new things really makes me happy. Some people spend their entire life trying to solve a problem or find a cure for a disease. It's all about finding something that you enjoy. That could be spend time with friends o
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by diehunde 7y ago
I prefer to focus on the virtues that bring happiness and joy to my life while I'm alive. Money is one of those things. I don't care about what people will say at my funeral because I won't be there. If being brave and honest
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by diehunde 7y ago
Work hard during 3-4 months, then 2-3 week vacation.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Congratulations! Can I ask how many years of experience you have ?
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by diehunde 7y ago
What I would like to know is how much is your take home pay when working for a FAANG after taxes and rent. Not including equity. If you make 130k base in TX, you see around 8k monthly assuming you put close to 10% in your 401k. For a two be
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by diehunde 7y ago
Nice! Crypto stuff indeed sounds interesting.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Nice! Looks like a good idea to implement something from scratch to improve the understanding of a language and also a tool. Any other ideas about stuff to implement? Thanks.
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Ask HN: What would you like to understand more deeply?
5 points by diehunde 7y ago|3 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
I don't know how mainstream is today but Clojure for sure. It was my first attempt with a functional language and I really enjoyed it.
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by diehunde 7y ago
I worked once for a company that publishes articles for different countries. Sometimes they would publish the same article in different domains because they were relevant to all. The only thing they would worry about to avoid that duplicati
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by diehunde 7y ago
Then don't hesitate when choosing a simple and maybe old-fashioned solution if it's the right one for the problem. This could go from simple algorithms, database engines, languages, to architectures and system design.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Yeah but a lot of prototypes will have similar requirements. Let's say I need to build an app I already know will need to route requests, authentication, versioning, some sort of sql layer to not write SQL code, etc. I don't see a
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by diehunde 7y ago
I've seen some frameworks for other languages that are actually a collection of libraries and you select the ones that you need. Isn't the same with these Go frameworks?
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by diehunde 7y ago
I don't remember most of them. This one is the latest I tried: https://p2k.co/ , sends your pocket bookmarks to your kindle
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by diehunde 7y ago
- I would pay for a decent tool than lets me read articles and posts on my kindle. I've tried and paid for a few and they all suck. - I would also pay more to those coding challenge platforms such as leetcode or codewars to allow to co
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by diehunde 7y ago
I was wondering the same. I get the message from the post but I don't think the examples are good.
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by diehunde 7y ago
I've been using this setup for a couple of weeks. Works good in general with some bugs. The main issue is you can't run Docker on WSL. You have to install Docker for Windows and connect your WSL docker daemon to it.
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by diehunde 7y ago
That's funny. I've also never seen one of those until I came to the US. Also, sometimes while I wait for the elevator I stop to think if the algorithms that power elevators are complex or not. I didn't know some companies ask
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by diehunde 7y ago
What do you find hard to master in Python?
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Accenture Agrees to Acquire Clarity Insights, Boosting Artificial Intelligence(newsroom.accenture.com)
1 points by diehunde 7y ago|0 comments
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by diehunde 7y ago
Not worth the effort?
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by diehunde 7y ago
I am but I love cities and I would like to live in the hearth of a world class city and sadly the salary is not enough for that.
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by diehunde 7y ago
Continuous learning and studying outside of work. I know being a workaholic is not good but if you really enjoy what you do and you have big goals, getting the discipline to learn something new every day, pays huge dividends short and long
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by diehunde 7y ago
That's the problem. You read something and then a year later someone says the opposite and backed up by some university paper.

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