frankhorrigan

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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
HN Who's Hiring thread ~4 years ago.
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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
Took the new job. Wanted the chance to learn from new people. It was the right choice.
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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
YMMV, but: My previous employer told me part time w/ benefits was impossible. When I found a new job that offered part time w/ benefits, my previous employer made me a counter-offer: part time w/ benefits.
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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
I've done this a few times. Never for a full month, but for weeks at a time. Remember to be kind to yourself. Take walks, keep up your exercise schedule and eat well. When I've done this in the past, I've really focused on ma
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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
I'm a person who can't sustain my mental health if I'm not building things. Quite literally. And I know there are plenty of others like me who face the idea of a typical 9-5 life with crushing existential dread. I appreciate
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by frankhorrigan 8y ago
While true, there still remains the question of how inaccurate this particular article is. Would definitely like to know if more accidents are caused by reduced yellow light times. And whether local police support the guy.
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by frankhorrigan 9y ago
For anyone looking to recreate this apparently successful combination: 100mg of THC is enough to reduce most people to a state of fearful catatonia or induce an acute nervous breakdown. Combine that with loads of caffeine and you'll li
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by frankhorrigan 9y ago
One thing that's particularly cool about a lot of these earlier recordings is the amount of automation that's used. Obviously you can use MIDI in realtime for automation, but a lot of the studio use of these early synths didn&#x27
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by frankhorrigan 9y ago
Infinite Jest deals with this. Though I feel like it's a spoiler to say any more than that.
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
I'm not saying that this _is_ a phishing scam. But if it is, hoo boy it's a clever one.
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
I think you missed the joke, but I could be wrong. EDIT: After all, I'm just a lowly word processor.
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
Yeah, I tend to agree. I think you can probably toss this on the list of lessons that human beings seem completely incapable of learning (myself included). That escapism doesn't really work.
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
This seems to be an answer to the Microbrute / Minibrute market of small, cheap(er) mono synths for bass parts. But to me it just doesn't stack up. Sure, it's got the onboard sequencer, which you're going to need somewhe
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
"What do you do for work?" "We're on vacations."
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
Perhaps the most brilliant aspect of this scheme is that it will continue to sustain your legacy in perpetuity. Your children, and their children. They're all taken care of.
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by frankhorrigan 10y ago
I don't think I'm the first person to say this, but I've found it to be true: Most people give up in the first two hundred pages. But of those who don't, everybody finishes the book. It takes a while to sink its teeth in