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by geuis 4y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: JavaScript, python nodejs, full stack Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geuis Email: charles@geuis.com
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I find the complete opposite. I've been around HN for a while and have seen the community swing back and for within a limited range over the years. Most of the time, and only if you have show dead enabled, you will see that dead comm
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by geuis 4y ago
And quasars are, if I remember correctly, just galaxies whose central black holes are ingesting large amounts of gas. The accretion disks that form in orbit are simply massive and form giant light years long jets that shoot out from both po
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by geuis 4y ago
This is incredibly difficult to read and takes up entirely too much space. https://basementcommunity.com/forums/12 All of that post info could be condensed to one or two lines. The alternating colors don't easily
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by geuis 4y ago
I reloaded the page a few times but it never gets past where I tell it my type of job.
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This is what I've been worried about since the acquisition. I've been a loyal customer for over a decade and hosted jsonip.com there for 12 years. Now I seriously need to look for alternative hosting if/when the corpo overlor
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I'm trying to reason this through. I'm ignoring established laws and just trying to think through various aspects. If I run a company and pay a designer to work for me and we are in a meeting, I say "these colors established
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Where are you getting 1 million numbers from? There have been maybe 100k total layoffs from top companies being publicized. Even that is a fraction of the total numbers of engineers in the industry, if we spread out the definition alot and
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One engine was shut down before the static fire by their engineers and another failed to start. 31 engines is enough to make it to orbit. This now sets Starship as the most powerful booster in history to fire successfully and even beats out
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by geuis 4y ago
Look, you can't have it both ways. People on HN are always talking badly about companies that don't allow work from home, or require at least a couple days in the office. Then a company says it's going entirely remote (not in
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by geuis 4y ago
Just to put the numbers in slightly easier to imagine numbers: imagine ocean waves about 13000 feet or 4 kilometers high. No, I can't really imagine it either. In San Francisco, the tallest building is the Salesforce Tower at 1070ft. T
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If you can't get funding for your scientifically unproven hypothesis, get a patent instead.
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This is basically the same claim of using microwaves in a metal cavity in regards to propellant-less propulsion that has been discredited many times now. Flagged. FYI: you can patent any dumb idea. It doesn't actually have to work. It&
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I agree with several other commenters on this. I went through maybe 20 different images, and in every case there were no clearly identifiable ties back to the "sources". If anything, I'm more impressed at what SD is able to d
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Listen to Your Key: Towards Acoustics-Based Physical Key Inference(youtube.com)
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Link to paper (pdf): https://soundaryaramesh.github.io/papers/spikey_hotmobile.pd...
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If I remember correctly, this is partly why they went extinct. Combined with them not seeing humans as predators, they tasted pretty good.
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After I pinch and zoom to my location and tap on a circle the map seems to jump to a random place in the world. Also the slider is really difficult to drag on iPad os. Like the concept.
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This entire website and company reads like a penny pink sheets stock scam. "Magrathea sells metal using multi-year supply agreements in countries with enforceable contract law. Supply agreements allow our partners to build in magnesium
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Not sure it's working. I keep hitting the flip button but nothing is happening.
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Linode. I've been a customer for almost 15 years. Has never served me wrong.
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I may well be missing something, but here goes. Based on most of the comments I'm seeing, it's like people didn't fully read the article. In particular, this quote: > Responsible recyclers and refurbishers wipe the data fr
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by geuis 4y ago
Sounds like you didn't fully read the article. Nothing is said about stolen property. > Responsible recyclers and refurbishers wipe the data from used devices before selling them on. In these cases, the data is wiped, but cannot be
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by geuis 4y ago
You completely missed my point. I'm not talking about managers, I'm talking about how fucking awkward it is to talk to people. We're mostly all a bunch of nerds. Lots of common ground, below average social skills. (I'm i
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by geuis 4y ago
I'll just be honest. One on ones suck. We all mostly have to do it year after year with managers and it's a huge uncomfortable waste of time. Having to talk to some random person is even more awkward and a waste of time. Make it u
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This is my final straw. I've had active accounts since 2009. Never had a super active presence, but it's been an incredibly useful tool for communicating support and user outreach. I just announced that I will be deactivating my a
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Yah, thanks. Brain fart.
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That's it! Thanks.
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I forget the name of the effect, but it's the one where the background may have images that move at different rates as the page scroll increases. Over the years I've seen many, many terrible implementations of that effect with Ja
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Yeah, its excellent because Apple bought Darksky and shut down the app/website after integrating their tech and staff.

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