eek2121

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by eek2121 3y ago
No. The countless garbage-tier attempts to measure productivity have, however, and the interview process for ALL companies should absolutely be regulated. Until realism can change things, I'm going to retire.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Japan gets all the cool stuff.
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by eek2121 3y ago
It definitely isn’t ready for use as a daily driver. There are lots of bits missing (see below for an example) and power management isn’t great compared to macOS.
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by eek2121 3y ago
The actual URL is https://stract.com/ OP’s link is to a blog that tries to get your email in order to let you read.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Note that there is a possibility this may not be intentional, but rather as a short term consequence of having to allow other browsers. The device prompting the user to specify which browser they want to use is evidence of this. Likely, App
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by eek2121 3y ago
Virtual box has graphical configuration for a ton of different options. It also “just works” in many cases and is relatively easy to use. I am surprised the open source community has not built better gui tools, and no project, closed or ope
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by eek2121 3y ago
I have, it is very limited compared to Virtual Box.
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by eek2121 3y ago
While I do somewhat agree, the SSN used to be just a number that the SSA uses to identify you. It was never meant for things like credit and bank accounts.
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by eek2121 3y ago
As far as I am aware, that SSN is technically possible. Years ago SSNs could be traced back to the state/location of birth by looking at the first few digits (mine is like that), but they were changed to be completely random a while ag
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by eek2121 3y ago
Well the obvious solution would be to figure out a mechanism to capture the particles that bombard your ship and figure out a way to turn those particles into thrust so you don’t need to take a bunch of fuel with you, which I get it, is ano
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by eek2121 3y ago
I get my supplies from illegitimate sellers on amazon precisely because of this. I also learned how to adjust my machine manually because it was taking way too long to schedule new sleep doctor appointments and then appointments with the DM
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by eek2121 3y ago
(and the answers were just as amazing as I expected!)
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by eek2121 3y ago
Ooh I absolutely did not click on the link yet, but I love this question!
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by eek2121 3y ago
They should be required to replace all machines. They offered to give me $50 at one point because my machine is old. I require a bipap with ASV machine due to having complex sleep apnea, and it costs at least a couple grand. I ended up scra
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by eek2121 3y ago
Time will tell.
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by eek2121 3y ago
Very few people these days use checks, FWIW, and all checks are electronically checked (and instantly cleared) at the local store. You can still forge a check, but the account that backs it has to have funds and you'll also need to for
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by eek2121 3y ago
I didn't either, and I didn't even read the article. The headline was actually dead on factual for me.
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by eek2121 3y ago
You need to look at large companies. You actually should not have a hard time getting hired if the company is sufficiently large enough. Startups tend to discriminate by their very nature. Yes it is illegal, but unless you have the funds&#x
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by eek2121 3y ago
I mean, you suggest using AI to scan comments/code. Maybe think harder and don't avoid a certain tech that is in a bubble and may soon be sued out of existence. I do agree, github and other places that allow user generated content
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by eek2121 3y ago
Too bad this isn't in the states. This is one job I'd be willing to give up remote work for. That being said I remember very little about Windows 3.11, though I'm sure I could learn quick.
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by eek2121 3y ago
wget or curl.
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by eek2121 3y ago
You should not be building out a generic website by hand. No code or outsourcing to a company that does wordpress is the appropriate way to go. Tying someone down, including yourself, to building/maintaining a site is counterproductive
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by eek2121 3y ago
I love this comment! It exposes all the hate. I wish I had the ability to respond like you. Good writing! (oh and if I wasn't clear, I agree with you. OP needs to back it up, examine himself, and stop trying to control or hate others)
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by eek2121 3y ago
Big tech companies don't get big and stay big by hiring tons of humans to handle cases like these. Don't believe me? Try asking Google to fix a problem or Facebook or Twitter. (Apple is the exception, but they are much older and e
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by eek2121 3y ago
This shows you have no idea how the US court system works. Meta's defeat leads to a build up of case law, making it harder for meta and similar companies to win unlike class action lawsuits, which lead to nothing. It does take time for
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by eek2121 3y ago
The process has been broken forever and needs to be reformed. I don't blame any workers either, but just right/left infighting. I have no idea about solving the problem, but if I had to say without giving it thought, I think the U
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by eek2121 3y ago
"it just works" so you are doing the tech support when it doesn't, right? EDIT: that was meant to be a joke, I forgo HN doesn't support emojies.
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by eek2121 3y ago
So I see this type of headline happen a lot, and despite being a long time reader and short time commenter, is there a reason the author doesn't make a more specific headline? Rclone has existed forever and has been mentioned here over
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by eek2121 3y ago
I have never seen Ruby on Rails be a bottleneck, and I have been using it since version 2. Most bottlenecks are either that database choices or poor code/design choices by developers. That is especially true today.
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by eek2121 3y ago
It blows my mind that people aren't hiring like mad with high interest rates. It seems like just parking a bunch of money somewhere and letting it accumulate interest would pay for salaries. Shoot, for 10 million dollars you could pay

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