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by elbear 3y ago
Writing for yourself is also an escape. If you're having trouble deciding the level at which you want to write, for which audience, you can just decide to explain things for yourself instead, so you understand better. Some of your read
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by elbear 3y ago
Does Meta make money from anything other than ads? It's not a dismissive question. I'm curious if social media implies anything other than ads.
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by elbear 3y ago
yeah, but how do you get the hiring managers to see things in the same way? :)
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by elbear 3y ago
I added the career breaks, because I've received the feedback that gaps in my CV look bad. However, I just removed them from being under a specific company or job.
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by elbear 3y ago
Do it? Or maybe I should just accept that not everyone likes me or is comfortable with me. I'm not saying this as to be an asshole, but you can't jive with everyone and it's futile to try.
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by elbear 3y ago
Meditation and complementary practices that helped me relax and become more aware of my thought patterns and habits. Therapy also helped. Basically, I become aware of unhealthy habits and attitudes. In some cases, just becoming aware of the
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by elbear 3y ago
My LinkedIn is in my profile.
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by elbear 3y ago
Some probably would, some wouldn't. I've had issues relating to people and that's one reason why I tended to become more of the lone wolf type on projects. I used to be more rigid and arrogant on certain occasions. I think I&
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by elbear 3y ago
Hovering over the title of the submission will show the full URL.
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How to get out of career limbo?
5 points by elbear 3y ago|22 comments
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by elbear 3y ago
Maybe he's afraid of getting sued.
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by elbear 3y ago
The migration from Ember to React sounds like a good case for a technology a previous client of mine created. He created a language called Unhack which allowed you to do a kind of search-and-replace but at the level of the AST. You would us
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by elbear 3y ago
Yeah. I hope they're at least doing it gradually. As in, rewrite a small component and have it run side by side with the rest of the original app, then rewrite another one and so on.
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by elbear 3y ago
It's not clear to me what ended up happening. Did they start a rewrite from scratch in React?
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by elbear 3y ago
What you're doing sounds great. I would apply, but I'm not in the US. Good luck with your mission.
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by elbear 3y ago
Same here, but I see that OP didn't answer unfortunately.
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Column-Oriented DMBS(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by elbear 3y ago|0 comments
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by elbear 3y ago
Can you detail your troubles with syncing frontend and backend validation?
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by elbear 3y ago
It looks like they also have one on Generative AI: https://github.com/microsoft/generative-ai-for-beginners/
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by elbear 3y ago
Ok, then maybe potential improvements would come from making the deployment setup itself reproducible. But maybe that's not so significant.
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by elbear 3y ago
I see. Thank you for explaining.
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by elbear 3y ago
I didn't just discover Nix, but thank you for actually giving an explanation.
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by elbear 3y ago
If you're against crypto, making its operations more efficient would also have a positive environmental impact. Because it looks like it's here to stay.
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by elbear 3y ago
Hey, a suggestion/question: since you have so many roles open, have you considered just taking general applications and matching the profile of the candidate with the role you find them best suited for? Also, out of curiosity, how much
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Ask HN: Could Nix make crypto mining more efficient?
2 points by elbear 3y ago|8 comments
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by elbear 3y ago
Sometimes you really want explicit, rather than dealing with the errors caused by implicitness. And with a language that has proper support for things like Maybe, there isn't that much syntax. It's true that you have to adopt a co
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by elbear 3y ago
If the author doesn't read this thread, maybe you can open an issue with this topic. I think other people would be interested in this, so maybe the author prioritises it.
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by elbear 3y ago
Sounds like an unaligned incentives issue. Or maybe after a certain scale observing becomes cheaper than running?
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by elbear 3y ago
Wow, this sounds like something with a lot of potential. It also makes me think the book Algebra-Driven Design[1]. That coupled with what you're describing sounds like a powerful combination. [1]: https://reasonablypolymorph
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by elbear 3y ago
Funny argument, not necessarily in a bad way. Still, something to entice the reader would be welcome.

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