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by dominotw 4y ago
I would love for a list of restaurants that i can trust to 1. actually cook food ( most don't??) 2. Don't use chef Mike ( no fresh frozen) 3. Don't use harmful oils and ingredients 4. Offer basic menu with 10-15 items, nothi
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by dominotw 4y ago
> but I’m glad you are scrupulous about opt-in. There are laws against this unlike email.
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by dominotw 4y ago
I believe obesity denial is actually a bigger problem than obesity itself. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32566758
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by dominotw 4y ago
> You need to have a sense of self that is self-defined So tie it to something else which might be equally out of your control? Why is that better though.
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by dominotw 4y ago
SNAP has one of the highest TC for engineers. FB/SNAP ect set a new standard of comp of software engineers. Sad to see these companies biting dust.
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by dominotw 4y ago
> I've got almost 17 years exp and not making $200k base I am surprised by this. You can check levels.fyi to target the right companies. I guarantee you 100% that you can easily make > 230k base outside FANG for a remote positio
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by dominotw 4y ago
> Doing so is essentially a hallmark of a society. would this imply something is not right with our society because there aren't laws against listening to joe rogan.
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by dominotw 4y ago
Yea 200-250k is starting base of seniors now. Options, RSUs, bonus on top of it.
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by dominotw 4y ago
> I'm planning on moving to London next year. I found it really hard to find jobs that pay anywhere close to US salaries in EU. Unless things are very different now, I would plan to move to US to make 'that kind of money'
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by dominotw 4y ago
will someone think of the credulous people.
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by dominotw 4y ago
> But people have this weird way of taking things I have people in my friend circle who have opinions about joe rogan ( and his audience) even though they've never listened to him. Even top comment on this thread is a meta comment
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by dominotw 4y ago
Middle class was defined by whitehouse recently wrt student debt cancellation as anyone who isn't in top 5% of income ( i.e household income of < 250k).
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by dominotw 4y ago
noone knows, like everything else in the economy atm. Buyers and sellers are at a stalemate watching what happens next.
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by dominotw 4y ago
But all new business, big or small, have traditionally expected to eat losses till they establish themselves. How is this any different though. Even govt gives taxbreaks to new developers.
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by dominotw 4y ago
> Charge at the supermarket, or the mall or the library or at the gas station, at your friends or at work or wherever works best for you. Chicago doesn't have libraries that have EV chargers, my friends live in the city too, there a
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by dominotw 4y ago
they unfortunately didn't separate home and work. I couldn't find the source that tells us how many people buy EVs without at home charger. If its a high number 90%+ do you agree that isn't "just" a matter of conve
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by dominotw 4y ago
> In others it's just the extra convenience. I don't agree with 'just' , 'extra' in that sentence. Noone buys an electric car ( atleast in usa) without a plan to have an in home/garage charger. I wonder
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by dominotw 4y ago
never seen such a thing, lived here all my life. That article looks like something from before i was born.
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by dominotw 4y ago
why do people with EVs and garages install chargers in their garages then ?
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by dominotw 4y ago
> Put chargers in next to the street parking spaces? Yea that would be great. Not sure if city of chicago is ready for that kind of investment over hundreds of thousands of street parking spaces. > Worked pretty well here. here?
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by dominotw 4y ago
> I suggest to SDE IIs who are hungry for the jump to senior Any suggestions for seniors who are hungry for a staff title. Is there any value to specializing in tech anymore after senior or is it all 'soft skills' at this poin
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by dominotw 4y ago
> The cars aren't the problem at this point, it's figuring out how to allow those of us who rent in dense areas to charge at home. This has stopped me from buying an EV. I park on the street. homes here have no dedicated garag
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by dominotw 4y ago
why should transportation (ford), which almost everyone relies on in america more than college, run like a business.
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by dominotw 4y ago
Massive hiring slowdowns everywhere. Yet HN seems to not understand what the fuss is about. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32496608
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by dominotw 4y ago
I worked in an Indian call center decades ago. Being yelled racial abuses was normal and expected part of the job. I got used to it pretty fast.
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by dominotw 4y ago
I have often wondered about this. I was looking forward to this new world of easy ops but instead we got k8s yaml hell. I personally think now there is great demand of complexity from all levels of tech hierarchy. see this: https:/&#x
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by dominotw 4y ago
> It seems that unit testing database code would happen at the database layer: Its not database code though. "Orders over 100$ should be marked as vip" is domain logic. Database code like interactions with database, connection
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by dominotw 4y ago
Yea I do that via dbt by setting up a mock data tables in database and using a macro to use those as sources/refs when run in test mode. However what we are doing here isn't 'unit testing' its a black box integration tes
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by dominotw 4y ago
right. I get lots of pushback for using sql at my clients. They just defeat me with one single point. "where are your unit tests" :D
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by dominotw 4y ago
SQL is having somewhat of a moment in the bigdata world, thanks in part to 'modern datastack' and new age datawarehouses like snowflake,bigquery. However there are a lot of pushback from 'traditional' dataengineers who w

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