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by dvcrn 10y ago
This sounds more like a working holiday arrangement to me
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by dvcrn 10y ago
In Japan the company has to receive most of it's income sources from within Japan so unless you are telecommuting for a Japanese company or a Japanese branch, this should not be ok with the immigration.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Most of banking software in Korea is doing the same thing. I had to type my password every single time with a randomly arranged keyboard. Eventually I switched to the only bank that didn't do this.
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I came from puppet and salt felt a good amount "lighter". I'm mostly a python developer and salt states written in pure yaml with jinja2 templates, or alternatively directly in raw python for more complex stuff feel like home
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I have my dotfiles for that. Split into different categories (brew, npm, pip) together with all the config files I need. brew and brew cask (with brew-bundle [0] for Brewfile support) take care of getting all libraries and applications onto
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by dvcrn 10y ago
For me it was the opposite. I went from spacemacs to neovim and used the experience with layers and well structured config to make my neovim experience superb. The only time I still use spacemacs if I "feel like it" or need one of
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by dvcrn 10y ago
As a non-american guy that has never seen John Oliver before, I found it very hard to sit through the entire thing until the end, though the payoff was definitely worth it. This guys looks to me like he's been in TV for a little too lo
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I hate salary negotiations. I'm just not good at them. Especially when I'm forced to do it on the phone. Right now I'm earning a good chunk less than my coworkers with same or lower working experience and it's slightly a
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I'm sad about this change but can understand the need for it. I run more than a dozen apps on herokus free tier and things have been great even considering their (gradually increasing) limitations on free dynos. This change could likel
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YouTube threatens legal action against video downloader(torrentfreak.com)
4 points by dvcrn 10y ago|0 comments
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by dvcrn 10y ago
ST3 has been stable for a long long time. It's great that they finally flipped the switch and replace ST2 with it. This also forces developers to finally adapt the new API and Python3. Just too bad this came too late. I got frustrated
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I think it's great! It makes it so easy to understand that it could likely spark a interest in non-tech people. I don't know much about the Gameboy but got so curious that I started researching more about previous console hardware
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by dvcrn 10y ago
First they took on the smartphone market, then GoPro, now drones. I, as a consumer, am very excited about this. If the first test results show it's capable and the quality decent, I will instantly order one. Go Xiaomi!
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Game Boy, a hardware autopsy – Part 2: memory mapping [video](youtube.com)
9 points by dvcrn 10y ago|2 comments
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I was just about to order a inboard due to the international shipping limitations on the first gen boosted. It seems to still have the classic belt based design instead of wheel based on on the inboard. Is anyone here with more insights whi
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I am happy and sad about this. I am happy because it means that the contribution graph looses it's importance. I could just use a cron script that auto commits 1-3 commits every day and noone could verify the importance of these commit
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Just search for the title / url in google and click on it to get use google as referer
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Using " https://www.google.com/" as Referer (with the 'Referer Control' extension for example) gets around the paywall
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Not a PhD but is a part-time undergrad possible as well? I'm a self learned software engineer and very happy with where I am but would really like to get a degree in math. On top of that I keep running into immigration / visa issu
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by dvcrn 10y ago
Are there alternatives to this? It sadly seems like amazon has no plans to release it internationally anytime soon. I'm looking for a simple button that can just ping a URL in the simplest case. I'm looking at a raspi + button har
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by dvcrn 10y ago
6 years software engineer based in Tokyo. I know 6 years is not much compared to other people here but I want to share it anyway: 1. Push private projects through. Instead of having a playground to use new technology, actually push it to a
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I am a bit outdated on this (week without internet). Why does Craig Wright wants to be Satoshi? It seems obscure to me that a anonymous figure that does not want to be revealed at all cost suddenly goes public by saying "I am Satoshi,
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by dvcrn 10y ago
I am very glad that I made the decision to pick Elixir as my next language instead of other options in the pool. Elixir is fantastic. Erlangs concurrency model takes some time to get used to but is something I've never seen before. Thi
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How a Silicon Valley engineer negotiated his starting salary from $120k to $250k(businessinsider.com)
9 points by dvcrn 10y ago|2 comments
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by dvcrn 11y ago
Great read. I think you should add a (2010) to the title though. Took me a while to get that it's not up to date. Also what's with that font?
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by dvcrn 11y ago
I'm not sure how Android development works but as a open source project, how come noone implemented simple things like "Add setting to disable all Heads-Up (POP UP) Notifications" yet? Is it the Android team rejecting patches
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by dvcrn 11y ago
Another vote for gandi.net here. I transferred all my domains to them during the past years and have never been happier. Security is almost bomb proof with IP restrictions, GPG keys, 2FA and one little checkbox in their settings I like a lo
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by dvcrn 11y ago
This reminds me of an app called "Spendee", a expense tracker. I bought it in it's previous version and was very happy with it. Then they decided to release an update with a subscription based model ( http://www.spe
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by dvcrn 11y ago
I think the progress in neural networks is amazing. Every week the usage of tensorflow and friends seem to become a good chunk easier to use. Even people like me with close to no mathematical background can now spin up tensorflow and run a
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by dvcrn 11y ago
I am agreeing with this. The difference of using safari vs chrome can make the difference of a few hours more battery. Here's an example: I just started chrome to read some articles here on HN and it already bypassed my email client in

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