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gwnywg
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There was a time in my life I worked with somebody who was creating situations similar to the one described by OP. Though in my case all leadership was consisting of people who aimed on creating toxic situations. At the time it felt I was n
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gwnywg
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I host my mail for around 12 years so only half as long as the author of the article, I faced the same problem- that my emails land in spam for some people. In most cases it's those people who care to receive my email and I always tell
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I love my super heavy and bulky Lenovo P53. Love it for horsepower, also because Arch runs on it n without problem, and finally because tech support exceeded my expectations, doing cleaning after 2 years for free (part of cleaning was to re
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You are 23. Knowing what you know live your life in such way that in the age of 40 you regret nothing. That's what I did, though my wake-up age was 26 and before reaching that age I was wasting my life on, well, worse things in many wa
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I run my own email server too, many will not because of fear of missconfiguring it- and in some respect they are correct, first thing I have done wrong 11-ish years ago was to make my server an open relay which was cought in 5 minutes from
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4y ago
I guess this will not absorb low frequency vibrations transmitted through walls, generated by neighbor living above me? :)
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> of course they need to make an example out of him. The precedence was set, people who are on the edge and have nothing to lose now know, they themselves may land in jail but at least they can help their loved ones..
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I have recently paid literally for that. In the mountain village where I was spending my holidays they charged me tax because of the air I was breathing. They called it 'climate tax' but the better translation is 'environment
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You hate what I love :) I love heavyness of my laptop, and the fact I have all resources I will need in predictable future. Bu as I said, many of my colleagues are ranting about this so it's not for everyone :)
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Well, looks like I'm going back to old good Mantis and Jenkins on my own server. Good old times are back :)
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4y ago
Can you elaborate what would constitute high bar? Another Google or Facebook? Or maybe hadron collider? Why does making money mean low bar to you? The guy is making a web app which other people want to pay for, looks like just about the rig
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Since late 2019 I have been using Lenovo P53 fitted with 128Gb of RAM and RT3000 NVidia GPU. I run Arch on it, I plan to stay on this laptop until something fatally breaks (my guess is it will be SSD, which I will replace) This laptop is mo
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I'm no expert and try to judge based on what I personally experienced, and I get your point. But I also know this is not how businesses operate. Having seen it from the inside, hearing those conversations, I know business decision make
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4y ago
In my opinion this makes sense, what would be the incentive to hire there if wages were the same?
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gwnywg
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To my knowledge you pay for invoices, you are not actually hiring. It's quite similar to buying other goods from abroad (like cheese, or printer ink). There are plenty US companies 'hiring' in Poland, where in reality they do
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I have had my share of nightmares when maintaining pearl database built on some old and weird libraries... I would rather not do this again :)
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Add 'tamper monkey' extension to your browser and look through the source what class to remove from elements you are interested about. Above comes with disclaimer, I personally don't allow any extensions in browser I use for
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4y ago
Neat product! I love it, and I like you give first X requests for free, that's nice pricing idea.
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Ask HN: Is there any real value in applying ML to process time series data?
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I had felt the same in 2015 when I got banned from Facebook for not providing my real data (they asked me to provide a photo of my ID which I thought and still think was silly). But then I realised how good it was for me (as a user) and sta
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I'm sorry to read about your bad experience, it reinforces my opinion that to have business model relying on Google (or AWS or whoever else) will lead to such business to be at risk of being terminated with no reason provided or no rou
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Is it too far to ask how old is your family member? For me I don't see this happening when I do something (like when I read, or have a conversation, or drive). I also don't see this happening more often than when I was in my teens
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I don't know if this would be within your budget but custom enclosures made of hot-bent plexi. they look really nice and I think there is demand within hobby electronic makers.
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This is very speciffic advice, something I was struggling to put together clearly but felt it deep inside for years. Thanks for leaving this comment here!
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I used to have absence seisures, until today I thought it's nothing to worry about (well, I still think there is nothing to worry about since I sometimes experience 'normal' absence seisures). From that experience I can say,
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Long time ago I worked in a startup where CEO hired a manager who aspired to become CxO. This guy was talking bad things behind people backs and constantly undermining everyone when nobody except CEO was in the room (I witnessed this a few
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I'm asking out of pure curiosity as I'm not native English speaker. Chess leading to madness - I think I get the joke here, and well, who knows, some grand masters have gone mad (although I'd guess some will dispute if there
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Around 5 years ago I worked for startup where many bad things were happening: - some people were having second full time job, their performance was visibly poor but lead was assuming good faith and was taking active steps to motovate these
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A few years ago I started developing addictions and as a result I just uninstalled everything. That is, LinkedIn, Youtube, chess.com, even personal gmail (I don't have facebook or any other 'social' app). I was still tempted
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I will sound naive but I never prepare for interview more than to learn as much as possible what is the company doing. I always felt it's weird to prepare, company still gets 'me' and if it's not enough then the place is
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