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by elbear 11y ago
I didn't see it as "narcissistic spiritualism". Rather, I saw it as a method of promoting meditation and this sort of practices in this community. In any case, if someone is shows narcissistic behavior, don't you think t
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by elbear 11y ago
What is your comment aggressive towards the OP? He presented his experience for anyone who might be interested. No one is being required to become aware of the OP's story.
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by elbear 11y ago
The wikipedia page is a good start, as it gives you an overview of the concept. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-linguistic_programming
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by elbear 11y ago
Your comment assumes the author of the release notes has perfect command of the English language and they thought through in detail what the word "legacy" would mean in this context.
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by elbear 11y ago
What would be a non-emotional reason for banning the construction of minarets?
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by elbear 11y ago
At least in Romania, subtitles have always been the standard.
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by elbear 11y ago
Did you consider that some people will just want to solve the challenges for fun not because they want to get a job?
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by elbear 11y ago
I want to congratulate you for your writing. You've given a pretty good idea on what it means to work at PKB.
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by elbear 11y ago
Is the Python position still available (it's still on the site)? I was considering applying.
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by elbear 11y ago
I think your post would have gained more without the personal attack. I understand that his personal triggered your response, but the first part of your comment does a good job of supporting your argument.
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by elbear 12y ago
Why do you assume that if I care about the money, I only care about the money. You are making money from this business, so I expect you to pay me for my contribution what I think I am worth. This attitude that startups are doing engineers a
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by elbear 12y ago
That's why the OP said "usually". It would have been better if you just went out for some fresh air instead of having this emotional reaction and attacking someone's constructive opinion just because it rubbed you the wr
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by elbear 12y ago
It doesn't say anywhere that they used A/B testing, let alone proper A/B testing.
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by elbear 12y ago
Where in Europe have you been? The diversity between countries is big and even in the same country you encounter differences.
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by elbear 12y ago
I agree that if you've been using Django for some time, you probably have your own template, so this is geared towards beginners more, who can get a site up faster in this way. They can also look at the playbooks to see what the setup
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by elbear 12y ago
Didn't know about django-configurations. I'll check it out. Thanks!
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Show HN: Bud – Django project template for quick deployment (Vagrant, Ansible)(github.com)
9 points by elbear 12y ago|4 comments
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by elbear 12y ago
The difference is that this person actually backs his advice with some studies.
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by elbear 12y ago
Did you merely read them or did you also apply what was said in those readings? Have you also consulted a specialist?
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by elbear 12y ago
I don't see anything constructive in your comment, just a rant and personal attacks. If you meant to actually provide something useful to the discussion, you failed.
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by elbear 12y ago
Sorry to hear it. Good luck with your project!
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by elbear 12y ago
I hope you've gotten more into the habit of answering applications and enquiries. I contacted you at least once through StackOverflow Careers and never received an answer.
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by elbear 12y ago
Any possibility of remote working?
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by elbear 12y ago
Ok, thank you for answering.
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by elbear 12y ago
A few months ago I asked you why you don't do remote work. I followed up with an email. I realize you're busy, but still I would have appreciated an answer, since you asked me to send you an email anyway.
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by elbear 12y ago
Remote is possible only in the US, because of regulations, right?
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by elbear 13y ago
I don't have a link to give you, but recently they have received good funding.
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by elbear 13y ago
In what way is it harmful to society?
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by elbear 13y ago
I think your system leads to a happier, healthier you, since you're doing what you like. I don't know about John, but I'd code every day, because I actually enjoy coding. I have the feeling it applies to him as well. It&#x2
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by elbear 13y ago
I use something called Lift, but HabitRPG seems more appealing with its game theme.

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