htatche

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The Dangerous Allure of the 70-Hour Workweek (2006)(hbr.org)
22 points by htatche 5y ago|9 comments
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by htatche 6y ago
Is this rather a ban on Ghana suppliers themselves in order to trigger a shift in the country's manufacturing so they're forced to step up their processing and break away from just sending the crops at whatever price the market se
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by htatche 6y ago
Still going? Wow! I remember it from the MSN Messenger days.
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by htatche 6y ago
A headless chrome works for testing. You can even open GUI apps (at least with X11 on Linux) from the container itself, and it will use the host's X session (chrome --no-sandbox). I've been using a containerized Rails app with VSC
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by htatche 6y ago
And at least one proper knife.
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by htatche 6y ago
I feel your pain. On a day to day basis I do use 4 different languages, sometimes even mixing them in a single conversation (i.e the other person is bi/trilingual too). For me the autocorrection is only a distant dream and will probabl
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by htatche 6y ago
My single advice would be to find a client (or clients) beforehand and start doing work for them before you drop your job.
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by htatche 6y ago
I just refused a full-time offer because of this. Instead, I prefer to work few hours a day for my current contract and hope that things get better post-covid. Still, if anyone is looking for a Ruby contractor to give a hand in some project
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by htatche 6y ago
Location: Spain Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Note: Only contracts (long term contracts too) Technologies: Ruby, Rails, Javascript (Vanilla, Backbone.js, Ember.js), SQL, Linux Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/i
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by htatche 6y ago
There is an equivalent for Ruby too in case you're interested.
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by htatche 6y ago
It ticks a lot of boxes looking at the landing page. However, I'm surprised by the lack of a really important keyword: privacy.