ineedtosleep

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by ineedtosleep 1y ago
Very cool. I imagine you'll also need a heavy duty degreaser for the drivetrain and bottom bracket unless you're just going to chuck those into the bin anyway.
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
* Location: California, USA * Remote: Yes, open to hybrid * Willing to relocate: Yes. Mainly San Francisco/Bay Area and Seattle areas, but will consider others as well. * Technologies: * Languages: Javascript/Typescript, Python
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
That doesn't seem right. Looked up the rates for San Mateo and San Francisco county rates[1] and they're both under $0.400/kWh. On the other hand my parents in San Diego are paying over $0.450/kWh with rates scheduled to
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
I used resumeworded.com. I believe I initially found it on this thread [1], which also has a few more suggestions. I think they'll end up being roughly the same -- don't remember why I ended up choosing Resume Worded. [1] https:&
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
IMHO, if you're really set on improving your resume, a service is worth it. Use one for the cheapest option possible and run it a few times on your resume -- you'll see the patterns and things it looks for. In general, it would be
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
As for someone looking for a new position, I can give you anecdotal evidence. A little background: I have 10+ years of professional experience. Polyglot. Experience with extremely small to medium sized companies. I re-used my previous resum
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
I remember that as well. I thought that _was_ the internet since that was my first real exposure to home internet. Outside of that it was just my elementary school and the library. When services like NetZero and Juno came out, my mind was b
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
FWIW, I like their pricing and overall marketing approach and transferred my domains over a few months ago. Great experience overall.
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
The vast majority of the time the answer is no. I've even had recruiters contact me assuming I was with a company I left 2 years ago -- a company that no longer exists.
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
I guess it depends on the state. A friend recently was hit and had their car only slightly damaged. They went to insurance car shops that insurance recommended, but they all declined to fix the car. They ended up getting paid out and fixed
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
Sorry, no idea about the logistics of them, but after a quick search: looking at Hacknsleep, they have a line that says "Move-in within days", so probably quick?
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
If you're going back and forth everyday, I would ignore every suggestion to stay outside SF, except for maybe stays in the Daly City-adjacent areas since more trains run through there. I travel to the Bay Area on occasion for work (and
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
I don't think your arguments accurately cover the OP's argument at all. The key distinction is literally the first sentence: "Social media businesses should not charge* for APIs." If you have a community [whatever] servi
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by ineedtosleep 3y ago
I think I agree with your premise, but maybe not the delivery, but I also think the other comments about the Myspace -> Facebook and Digg -> Reddit moves are significant enough to believe the opposite. These days IMO users don't
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by ineedtosleep 4y ago
Same and just wanted to echo it amid the Android hate that's bombarded this thread. Sure it has its warts, but the amount of hyperbole here about it being "the worst phone ever" is unwarranted.
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by ineedtosleep 4y ago
The images are svgs. Probably heavy processing from that.
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by ineedtosleep 4y ago
> How many lives do you think would be saved by capping speeds to 60 MPH on I5? If alcohol or distracted driving are not factors, I would say probably close to zero. Amazing how you'd think it's actually close to zero. So many
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by ineedtosleep 4y ago
IMO it's not just about being bite-sized, memeable content catering to the lowest common denominator. It's that nearly everyone making content is copying marketing strategies. Back then it was more of a show-and-tell vibe, now eve
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by ineedtosleep 5y ago
Nice. Wish you luck in this space, especially with the _other methods_ of reading manga around. Will definitely take a look. Question about the releases: are there any plans on having Japanese language versions of manga available as well?
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by ineedtosleep 5y ago
Thanks for the link. This is definitely helpful as someone who is not a designer, but disappointed that it didn't go in more depth about how you _could_ use a color palette in UI color schemes.
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by ineedtosleep 5y ago
Indeed. Much easier to use IPA here, but the likelihood people can write/read it is pretty low. I'm out of practice, but should be /æʒər/. Could also copy-paste that into here: http://ipa-reader.xyz/
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by ineedtosleep 5y ago
Brother printers, from my experience, will just work automatically -- depending on your distro. If you need drivers, they do have a Linux installer as well. I've used the installer before and definitely not even a fraction as scummy as
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by ineedtosleep 6y ago
Disagreed. I have a MBP, a Linux desktop and a Thinkpad running both Linux and Windows. My one subscription to a Jetbrains product covers all of them provided I don't run the program at the same time across multiple machines. Believing
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by ineedtosleep 7y ago
Most contain stimulants and maybe some amino acids, so they're not really identical. It's all about how your body deals with those chemicals, especially when under exercise stress.
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by ineedtosleep 7y ago
He's most likely referring to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20237568 Which is a bunch of FUD (see top comment by EvanYou).
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by ineedtosleep 8y ago
Amazing work. Thank you for sharing! I've been looking for a color palette generator like this for the past week and this is exactly what I needed.
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by ineedtosleep 8y ago
Indeed. I think the handling of Fedora (and/or maybe even CentOS?) will be the main indicator of where IBM is heading with the Red Hat acquisition. Personally, I hope their actions are quick if they do anything negative. I use Fedora a
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by ineedtosleep 8y ago
Stars don't matter. If we want a measure that's actually meaningful to some developers, look at job postings. Anecdotally from my on and off job searching, React leads here by orders of magnitude. And unfortunately for me, my Vue
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by ineedtosleep 8y ago
That's what the upvote button is for.
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
I suppose if you take it literally, this isn't too common a thing. Having a week's supply of _food_ is easy, but if you want to have a weeks supply of _meals_ that's a different situation.

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