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by dom96 4y ago
WFH isn't the problem in that case, failing to gauge impact is. There is always a way to gauge someone's impact. Do you seriously walk around the office checking to make sure people are working hard to gauge impact?
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by dom96 4y ago
It sounds like the issues you are facing are more to do with the specific people and their attitude towards collaboration than with WFH specifically. You either don't need a response immediately, or if it's important to you or the
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by dom96 4y ago
> Notable that sticking at the top of Hacker News for a day really does drive an enormous amount of traffic—18% of the traffic you get from the second most followed account on Twitter (looks like Barack Obama is still number one). That&#
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by dom96 4y ago
> The performance difference between a Rust server and other languages are incredible, especially in terms of RAM usage and concurrent connections per second. Really depends on what "other languages" are here. If you're co
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by dom96 4y ago
I have the same impression of Rust: great for software that is well scoped/defined and needs to be stable and efficient, not so much for quick iterations (which for startups is important) and software that doesn't need top perform
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by dom96 4y ago
Ahh! Thanks for the correction
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by dom96 4y ago
There are some really amazing books in here. Like this one from 1390 written in Old English https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=nyp.33433078975988&vi... Might give cooking a few of these a try
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by dom96 4y ago
I just tried "chicken", lots of stuff came up
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by dom96 4y ago
I keep seeing this and not understanding the point of it. Does anyone have insight? I already have a digital pound in my bank account.
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by dom96 4y ago
I used to use Linode, then they got hacked and leaked my CC details twice (IIRC) and at that point I switched to DigitalOcean. Guessing many are in a similar boat.
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by dom96 4y ago
Great article. Some curiosities: > The names on the tickets don’t have to match any government-issued ID, Allison explained. This probably doesn't extend to hotel bookings, so if you're travelling to Disney (which many familie
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by dom96 4y ago
How do you put money on such a prediction?
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by dom96 4y ago
Genuinely curious what is better. MacBook Pros have been the gold standard for a while and now with the ARM chips they are pretty much unbeatable in my eyes.
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by dom96 4y ago
These kinds of services will always be vulnerable. Especially now that the Twitter API is getting monetised. I had the same goal: helping Twitter users transition to Mastodon. But I decided to go about it a different way: by getting Mastodo
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by dom96 4y ago
It makes perfect sense. Most programmers learn to program on a C-like, Basic-like or Python-like language. Not ML-like. What's familiar is what's easiest to adopt.
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by dom96 4y ago
Deliveroo doesn't pay well in London either.
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by dom96 4y ago
At a FAANG you can get ~£200k per year in London at a Senior level. Deliveroo doesn't pay particularly well (even though it's meant to be a competitor to Doordash which afaik does pay well). The Cabinet Office is a governmental ag
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by dom96 4y ago
It's not just irl people. In fact, strangers can be even more potentially dangerous. That's what would stop me from sharing my salary openly. Actually thinking about it more I wouldn't be worried about friends/family kno
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by dom96 4y ago
Shameless plug: I created a browser extension to help transition to Mastodon[0]. If you don't yet feel like you can leave twitter.com, but want to explore alternatives it's a great way to get started. Essentially it injects Mastod
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by dom96 4y ago
Many good subreddits. r/FIRE and if you're in the UK: r/UKPersonalFinance and r/FIREUK. There is likely similar for US and other countries but I'm less familiar with those.
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by dom96 4y ago
It's a shame that it's still so packed even after COVID. The main thing that I disliked about FOSDEM when I was there in 2018/2019/2020 was the frustration of getting to a talk you are interested in and finding it's
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by dom96 4y ago
It makes me wonder whether companies should consider hiring more people dedicated to dealing with the red tape to unblock engineers. I suppose managers to a certain extent are the ones doing this work, but in many cases it's not enough
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by dom96 4y ago
In general I agree that physical servers are great, but I think it's important to note that for most people a $4/month VPS is more than enough. So actually 45€/month would be overkill in that case.
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by dom96 4y ago
Why is it designed for iPad? Surely that's always going to be secondary to iPhone use
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by dom96 4y ago
Most candidates can, it's just a matter of how much free time they have to spend memorising.
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by dom96 4y ago
If you're looking to transition to Mastodon I built a browser extension which might help. The extension injects your Mastodon timeline into Twitter, so you can for example follow some of the bots and accounts that will no longer be on
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by dom96 4y ago
> I'd be glad to learn of any other cool features and extensions that y'all might want to share. I built an extension to inject your Mastodon timeline into Twitter[0], recently added Firefox support as well. Especially useful a
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by dom96 4y ago
Serious question: why are these types of articles not causing Tether (and by extension Bitcoin) to collapse? How long will this charade last?
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Show HN: Mastodon Chirper – bring Mastodon to your Twitter timeline(chirper.picheta.me)
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by dom96 4y ago
wow, so it totally is possible to lose your fingers after eating something. This also show the importance of vaccination and makes me wonder: how do I know if I missed some vaccines as a kid? how do I know whether I need a booster of someth

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