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   by gshdg 7y ago

   Maybe find a friend to role-play the conversation with?
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   Pick any a project that interest you and whose language and domain matches your skillset. Find its mailing list or IRC channel or whatever community it has. Ask for help selecting a first ticket from the issue tracker. Most communities are
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   Yes. But at the point Apple became a rocket ship with the iPhone et al and the other FAANG companies were taking off, MS was stagnating.
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   So that’s something like $2250 per capita? Even if only 2% of the population inherit something in a given year, that’s an average of $100k. Given inequality, it’s a fair guess that the median is more like $50k. Should a $50k or $100k inheri
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   If WFH entails a setback in productivity, then your solution has to address making WFH as productive as being in the office.
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   Just a suggestion after skimming the README: the technologies something was built with are not its features. Features are the things the software can do for the end user.
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   You pay $700/yr in property tax total? Or $700/yr to the library specifically? If the latter, what’s your total property tax? And where do you find info about what amount of it goes to the library?
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   When I don’t read it’s because of mental exhaustion from work.
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   by gshdg 7y ago

   Now if only we’d fund libraries that way.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Are you asking how to sell the business (as opposed to how to sell subscriptions to customers)?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    The locations of rivers, good natural harbors and resources would have been completely different tens of millions of years ago.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    The age restriction is interesting. How is that legal?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Structure: figuring out which of dozens to thousands of resources to consume, and in what order. Consistently devoting time to it.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    I tend to get zero results in verbatim and then find what I'm looking for after following a rabbit hole from some other search. It's like Google's given up on indexing more than 5% of the web any more.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Here's a good resource: https://betterallies.com/
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    I'm super curious how this reflex to curl the leaves in response to touch is adaptive for this plant in the first place.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    How does the capacity to respond imply memory rather than reflex?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    The elite ones will probably be neutral to favorable. Certainly there will be a lot of individual administrators who feel strongly about education and want to make it accessible to more people. I doubt competition will hurt the private one
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    I would look for toys that help teach causality. Also, train sets and marble maze blocks can be an early exposure to a very abstract take on branching logic.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    The article says that after washing he goes through them to remove foreign coins and other non-standard currency.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Even if you're paying cash for a room, how much of that are you paying in coins ?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    They're currently spending 10 hours per week on this. I can't imagine that 2-3 trips per week would take longer than that.
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Check out how it works in other countries that have both publicly funded and private education. The losers here would not be the elite private institutions, which will always have high demand and did even 50 years ago when public higher edu
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    See also: https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The_Complicator_0x27_s_Glov...
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    X varies and only matters at the extremes. No matter how awesome the culture is, I’d never work at Exxon-Mobil. A job listing from an org seeking new solutions to climate change might make my ears perk but all other factors would still have
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Purchase a one-off MOOC? Make a deal with some coworkers to buy them books now off your 2019 allocation in return for a slice of their 2020 budget?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Learn mobile or web development?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Define “success”? What about being an average developer is insufficient for you?
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    Management is a skill, but it's a fairly generic and transferable one. ICs can be specialists, and there are rare / valuable specialist skills that can command far higher comp than a generic manager or director. There's nothi
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    by gshdg 7y ago

    The likelihood of achieving that potential upside is near-zero. Not worth burnout. That said, if you’ve been job hunting aggressively for 6-9 months and this is the first offer you’ve gotten, it may be worth taking and sticking it out for s