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by goatcode 6y ago
Time to declare password bankruptcy and start a new life.
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by goatcode 6y ago
I wonder who the founders were for Plurchase. It's kind of weird that they're the only one without this info listed.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Considering the damage done by its use, the press that prints money. We used to work 3 or 4 months a year, and now a week off sick can be devastating.
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by goatcode 6y ago
IMO I wouldn't feel bad about donating what you're able to and comfortable with. That's all they're asking for, after all, and likely it's more than the majority even think about giving. If you still feel compelle
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by goatcode 6y ago
Many of the issues stated about the bad points of offices are mostly to do with city-based offices. Companies like Google were smart to move even slightly outside of a packed metro. Parking and the commute are easy for companies that choo
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by goatcode 6y ago
It depends on the will of the companies employing people. I've been back in the office for 4 months, and everything feels extremely normal up until I try to go to most businesses outside.
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Ask HN: Have you had mostly good or bad experiences in Pair Programming?
3 points by goatcode 6y ago|4 comments
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by goatcode 6y ago
Most anyone can learn how to write code, however adding different skills can increase both the quality of what you produce, and the breadth of problems you can solve. You don't "need" to learn things like program complexity,
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by goatcode 6y ago
“The very word “secrecy” is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings” Some truths are timeless.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Have you contacted authors and asked how much they'd need, or would feel comfortable accepting?
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by goatcode 6y ago
"Hey wire tap, whats a good recipe for pancakes?"
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by goatcode 6y ago
> gov didn't like it I'm very curious about this part. Could you elaborate?
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by goatcode 6y ago
Not an expert on distributed systems, but I'd want it to be as de-centralized as possible (it is significantly now, but there are choke-points like SSL and DNS authorities). I'd want no government or corporation to be able to con
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by goatcode 6y ago
>not DISsimilar so I was saying they were similar, agreeing with you.
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by goatcode 6y ago
From which country is your passport issued?
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by goatcode 6y ago
We use lots and lots of customer calls and interviews to get opinions on new features. It's a great idea, and it helps a ton.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Most anything that makes it less likely for us to move and be outside (in actual greenery, not streets and sidewalks) is grossly incompatible with how our bodies work.
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by goatcode 6y ago
> I now feel woefully under-experienced compared to my peers most of us do. > sorely need mentorship Ask for it. Any good company will have a strong mentorship culture.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Working on your own automobile, and welding.
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by goatcode 6y ago
> margarine or trans fats also garbage, so not dissimilar.
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by goatcode 6y ago
$3,200
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by goatcode 6y ago
Someone owed me money. I found out he was having a rough time, and had for a while, so I forgave the debt. What I got out of it was of greater value than the money.
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Ask HN: Are there RoR courses for experienced developers?
1 points by goatcode 6y ago|0 comments