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by godot 5y ago
Although I mainly use zoom for work, I've also used Google Meet occasionally and have found the quality to be on par with Zoom. I notice you mentioned Google Hangouts instead of Google Meet, I'm not sure if they are the same now (
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by godot 5y ago
That number varies, it's a weekly rate. I've been with Celsius for a while now and I know USDC interest rates used to be 10+% not too long ago (a couple months maybe?). Also, that's just their US rate for USDC and a few other
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by godot 5y ago
Well, there's no FDIC, so there's no government making sure you get your money back if the organization holding your money shut down. There's a number of companies offering something similar, like Celsius and Blockfi and a fe
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by godot 5y ago
I'm making a wild guess here, but I think the missing context from this web site and other comments is that this is intended to be a college town community. If you look up the address (2025 E Apache Blvd, Tempe, AZ 85281) it's a w
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by godot 5y ago
This is only tangentially related to your post at all, but as a budget-conscious shopper, I've come to realize that in America, there is usually a retail shop or two locally that consistently has the best deal for a category of things.
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by godot 5y ago
Oh man, I'm sure only people who've actually played the games back then can relate, but I got literal goosebumps upon hearing that music when I played that video. I think the fact that it's played from a PC speaker added that
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by godot 5y ago
1. I've been using home/end extensively for decades. I had a Windows computer since early 90s and started learning to code on notepad so I never learned ctrl-a/e until later on, so I stuck with home/end. In modern days w
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by godot 5y ago
I get these articles coming out a month ago, but given the rise of delta variant and the strong uptick in COVID cases in this past month [1], how do companies justify or even consider asking employees back into the office? This is an articl
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by godot 5y ago
I agree with the author that the real estate agent described something most people want, and not necessarily what the author himself wanted. I think it's unfortunate that the agent didn't hear what the author wanted and just point
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by godot 5y ago
Although you replied that you did not read the article first, I think you still do make a valid point. Here is an excerpt from the article: > Of course, some lucky people already know exactly what they’re retiring to, answers firmly in h
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by godot 5y ago
Oh man, seeing "88x31" really takes me back. Internet Explorer and Netscape buttons were all the rage to put on your web site. I remember making some 88x31 buttons/logos myself too. I know it's nostalgia talking but it t
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by godot 5y ago
On top of all of that, let's assume the benefit of the doubt on things like being able to withdraw, etc. Even then.. It seems like the article is written to make the reader to feel like they missed out. This is almost certainly not the
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by godot 5y ago
I find myself (also embarrassingly) somewhat aligned with what you describe as well, both the point about going into autopilot, and having read interesting books but don't remember a great deal because they aren't relevant to my l
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by godot 5y ago
> Working class shoppers. Sure, it’s elitist, but people like shopping alongside people in their own stratum. Not going to comment on the ethics/politics of it, but if people like shopping alongside people in their own stratum, then
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by godot 5y ago
Also, anecdotally, I went to UC Davis and have not seen any slumlord type of housing in that city. I'm sure there are other college towns with slumlords. But they also exist in any other city.
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by godot 5y ago
Nice, didn't know about this. For some background, I've only become a real user of Twitter this year (I've had an account for ages, but never used it much). Currently there is one topic of interest to me I'd like to foll
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by godot 5y ago
I can't comment on other items on that list, but the amount of nature you can be in within 30 minutes of driving from anywhere in the Sacramento region is drastically more than 30 minutes from anywhere in the bay area. Our family has b
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by godot 5y ago
It's somewhat interesting that some numbers are based on the bay area (drop in bay area tech workers inflow/outflow, what percentage of bay area workforce will remain remote), while other numbers based on San Francisco alone (drop
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by godot 5y ago
A few years ago (before I switched to full remote in 2018), I wondered something similar and I even went as far as wanting half time/pay: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14808178 Ever since I went full remote, and
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by godot 5y ago
To me, I think it's some combination of substack and dev.to. A couple of months ago I've started to notice how infrequently I ever read an article hosted on Medium anymore. This is a stark contrast to several years ago when it see
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by godot 5y ago
I will preface this by saying I agree with you. However, I'd like to point out (as someone else did too about downplaying the upside) -- if you did get rewarded with money, respect, promotions (decision making power), knowledge -- thes
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by godot 5y ago
That's funny that you mentioned Keychron K1, that's exactly the one I ended up with currently after trying many (probably a dozen or so) over the past decade. I've decided that having low profile keys on a mechanical keyboard
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by godot 5y ago
I'm almost 40 and when I look at a bright screen when the room/environment is not bright enough, I get a migraine within minutes. (And the migraine would stay for days) The only way I can work as a software engineer is to have the
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by godot 6y ago
I can really relate to this. Countless times I've run into tasks that are even only minor grinds (some tedious work that maybe takes 30 minutes to an hour to do), and countless engineers I've worked with will just complain, avoid,
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by godot 6y ago
A few 15-30 min Zoom calls a month seem like a ton of time investment. It's one thing if it truly is 15-30 min, but typically one would prepare a bit for interviews. Tech work, reading up on the company, etc. As you mentioned below you
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by godot 6y ago
Firstly, this is the first I've heard about newer CS degrees not having classes on compilers, etc. and are now just 4 year boot camps that focus on AWS, React, etc. If true, thanks for this insight! Helpful to know about the current la
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by godot 6y ago
All grossness and legality aside, as someone who didn't know much about NFT or the minting/selling process, this was surprisingly the easiest to understand guide about it I've seen anywhere, in plain English that most people
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by godot 6y ago
The only real objective thing I can say about it is that much of the modern ecosystem can have a pretty steep learning curve. Frontend alone, React is quite hard to grasp for a beginner. I'm a Svelte fan and I think it's a lot eas
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by godot 6y ago
I feel like CGI Perl scripts back in the late 90s was definitely a critical reason for me picking up on programming, web dev (as a high school kid), and eventually becoming a professional web developer, and software engineer. The whole web
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by godot 6y ago
Pleasantly surprised to hear PicoCMS mentioned here, since it's not typically the most common PHP markdown CMS of choice folks like to mention. I was a casual developer (i.e. not for work, just for personal) deep into the PicoCMS ecosy

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