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by eof 7y ago
A company that can build a game engine should probably be able to crawl a site and save an html dump?
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Ask HN: How long is mandatory WFH going to be in effect?
8 points by eof 7y ago|9 comments
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by eof 7y ago
I would market yourself as a generalist. Small and medium sized companies under rapid growth need generalists more than anything; especially if your soft skills are good and you can mentor/lead other engineers. I went through tripleby
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by eof 7y ago
A day early?
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by eof 7y ago
That’s exactly what it is.
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by eof 7y ago
As someone in the middle of destroying a monolith I hope the title is not true. Of course distributed-yet-still-deeply-coupled systems are possible they are at least harder to create. For me though the most important thing is grokability.
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by eof 7y ago
It's not exactly a service. Of the people that would request to stay with me, I would probably say yes about 10% of the time. If it was convenient, if they seemed interesting, respectful, etc.
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by eof 7y ago
I have used and hosted extensively on couchsurfing, but before the AirBNB days. I don't think the community is quite as thriving as it once was, but yes it is actually free.
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by eof 7y ago
Earnin | Backend Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, Mobile Engineers, etc and more | Full-time/Onsite/REMOTE/VISA | Bay Area/Cincinnati/Vancouver At Earnin, our mission is to create a financial system that works
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by eof 7y ago
Depends 99% on your relationships on how to proceed. Assuming good ones, I’d tell the truth to the leads boss. Say you think the lead is struggling, way you think you could do better, and in the meantime provide as much help to both the lea
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by eof 7y ago
I am sure if chef withrdrew their services then suddenly the entire DHS would become sane and kind.
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by eof 7y ago
Wouldn't you prefer if both options were available? I certainly would. I had been using Safari on mac only because it was fine and I had no need to switch to firefox or chrome. Now I will definitely not be using safari anymore.
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by eof 7y ago
People outside the west would say the same of the westerners they see traveling. It’s pop literally because it’s popular. The people who have the freedom and interest to travel the world are not “typical” citizens in any country.
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by eof 7y ago
Is this different from / compatible with JSONResume?
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by eof 7y ago
I agree about the hunger part. There seems to be this idea imparted by parents into children that hunger is “bad” and should be avoided. Of course we evolved with hunger being a regular part of our experience and only in modern times can t
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by eof 7y ago
30 minutes of cardio everyday isn’t for everyone. But anyone who does it will have adaptations as a result.
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by eof 7y ago
With all due respect your exact same line of reasoning would work for exercising. Why would it be unwise to think it works for everyone? Does doing sit-ups make everyone’s core stronger? Does doing squats make everyone’s legs stronger? I
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by eof 7y ago
Perhaps that’s an edge case not well covered? Is my copyrighted English work not covered if someone translates it to another language?
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by eof 7y ago
That’s not true. Copyright of source code would protect your invention. However if someone else wrote their own code to do the same thing, it would not be protected, which is the point.
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by eof 7y ago
I believe you tried meditation but I don’t buy the “it doesn’t work for me” That’s like saying exercise doesn’t work for you. Maybe you are going too hard too fast and getting injured or any number of things that make it difficult. But medi
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by eof 7y ago
Software should be copyrighted not patented. I don’t think it’s any more complicated than that.
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by eof 7y ago
Well LSD was very new at the time. Additionally people’s perceptions are drastically changed while on LSD, and those perceptions are highly variable based on set and setting of the trip. Seems a very good candidate to me to get people to be
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by eof 7y ago
I recently switched to a windows machine from Mac at work, and brought in iTunes to listen to Apple Music. It’s really as bad as I remember. Really great timing on this for me.
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by eof 7y ago
Well the same thing can be done (minus the hot urban social aspect) all over the place in Latin America and other places as well.
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by eof 7y ago
I second this, with emphasis. His videos cover the vast majority of topics at the intersection of math and hn. He has written custom software for the creation of the animations. It’s on another level imo.
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by eof 7y ago
Are you a developer? I think the productivity aspect would only be true in that case, as the things that “just work” are (for me) external libraries, GitHub readmes, sdk examples, etc.
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by eof 7y ago
I have not gone so far to make a proposal, which would depend on the hypothetical resources available to execute a plan. I am just providing context for how to think about the problem in a way that (much) more closely maps to reality than l
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by eof 7y ago
If you define taking pain pills to get high as “taking too much medicine” and then making bad decisions while withdrawing is “too little medicine”, then yes that is a very significant minority of people ending up homeless. But it doesn’t ac
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by eof 7y ago
No. There is a lack of affordable housing because the economy doesn’t have a way to cope with widening gaps of productivity (not to mention systemic and historical racism). However, the vast majority (writing from a phone on train so I’ll
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by eof 7y ago
Strikingly, this crisis of housing insecurity is erupting in America’s richest, most rapidly developing cities. New York,... Washington, D.C., ... Seattle is close behind. In Los Angeles and Charlotte, San Jose and Nashville, the trends ar

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