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by itronitron 2y ago
yeah, unfortunately it matters to the recruiter
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by itronitron 2y ago
Like when a state considers itself a global superpower but hasn't had any notable impact on an unremarkably sized rock orbiting an average sized star in a barely noticeable galaxy?
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A Genuine Critique of Minecraft [video](youtube.com)
1 points by itronitron 2y ago|0 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
"checkout project, reformat all source files, commit"
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by itronitron 2y ago
Additionally, reading through other people's code is educational and it also builds self-esteem.
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by itronitron 2y ago
There has been a lot of research, and civil engineering presumably, to manage crowds for the Hajj pilgrimage at Mecca.
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by itronitron 2y ago
" the wise will laugh at me, but the foolish will understand "
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by itronitron 2y ago
>> federal employees are much more likely to return Not necessarily. It's generally understood that federal employees accept a lower salary in exchange for career stability. If a career as a federal employee now has higher risk t
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by itronitron 2y ago
related discussion from yesterday >> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43061481
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Ask HN: What happens when every HN post is flagged?
15 points by itronitron 2y ago|10 comments
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by itronitron 2y ago
I wonder if the former employees' salary expectations have changed.
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by itronitron 2y ago
>> that speed has resulted in complications, including firing people agencies actually want to keep. No shit, Sherlock. If the agencies didn't want to keep them they wouldn't be there. Also, 'probationary' employee
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by itronitron 2y ago
if you think you own everything then there are no external threats
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by itronitron 2y ago
autocomplete in IDEs was better fifteen years ago, in my opinion
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by itronitron 2y ago
Not sure if this has the same root cause, but some websites 'break' with Firefox translate, as if the visible text in an HTML element is somehow being used as an identifier in the website's application logic.
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by itronitron 2y ago
Do you think people should be paid more or less if they are making everybody's lives harder with bad decisions?
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by itronitron 2y ago
Can you run a search for my friend, Bobby Drop Tables?
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by itronitron 2y ago
>> it's overwhelmingly people repeating the same falsehoods that might, at best, have a kernel of truth, but have been blown out of proportion to the point of just being not-true. That describes basically all posts about AI, so l
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by itronitron 2y ago
Whenever my sister and I had to share a single food item, like a brownie. Our mom would have one of us cut the item in half, and the other would get to pick their half first. Deciding which half was never a casual assessment.
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by itronitron 2y ago
Maybe we need a washing machine that acts more like a car wash. Basically you take a shower with your clothes on and then stand under a giant fan to dry off.
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by itronitron 2y ago
How do you avoid annoying everyone around you, or does being CEO mean you don't have to worry about it?
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by itronitron 2y ago
Today I learned that some tech stacks are sophisticated, I suppose those are for the discerning developer.
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by itronitron 2y ago
Wouldn't the property owner have an incentive?
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by itronitron 2y ago
Interesting, the Mill has a number of various startups as tenants now. I think Monster used to have it's main office there.
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by itronitron 2y ago
You might be interested in the book "Empire of the Summer Moon" >> https://scgwynne.com/product/empire-of-the-summer-moon Although I will strongly caution you that there are some very disturbing details
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by itronitron 2y ago
Thanks, that makes more sense.
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by itronitron 2y ago
It's not violating HN's "intellectual curiosity" rule as many people are genuinely curious about this.
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by itronitron 2y ago
>> it's not enough to demand that we unflag more stories about a specific $Topic that some users feel strongly about. That argument doesn't work because there is always such a $Topic going on. Your line of reasoning doesn&#
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by itronitron 2y ago
> But How Do It Know? The Basic Principles Of Computers For Everyone https://archive.org/details/jclarkscottbuthowdoitknowthebasi...
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by itronitron 2y ago
and are they hiring?

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