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jbjbjbjb
5y ago
Well their methodology isn’t magic. It’s a skill a developer can learn.
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I think the idea here is that if the debt is less than 10% APY you’re better off building a emergency fund and can pay off the debts in later steps. With the emergency fund you’re less likely to find yourself in a situation where you take o
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I think the criticism of that rentier class is based on them not contributing much so taking to role of owner rather than executive in today’s terms.
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5y ago
As an individual you can use Visual Studio Community. It’ll even let you write Visual Basic.
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5y ago
Both left and right claim it is biased against them.
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Why haven’t they been implemented as a browser feature? And how comes the larger websites don’t seem to need the banners?
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Is org-mode its own productivity system? I thought it was an application that would also me to implement a productivity system like GTD.
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5y ago
It is very loosely based on GTD which really makes sense to me. But I can't stand tracking tasks in dedicated software like Outlook or Todoist, there's just too much going on and too much to clicking to do. Roam's text interf
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I’ve found a nice Roam workflow that makes use of the daily notes, tags for projects, todos and dates. That’s enough to list out tasks each day and add a reminder. I can also set up queries to filter by dates, task status and projects for r
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Makes me wonder how far off are our modern depictions of dinosaurs
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There are tech focused recruiters who do a good job of filtering candidates and can even do a great job at filtering coding skill. To your other point the most clued up and experienced candidates will have an idea about the recruiter they w
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5y ago
I doubt that would be more palatable for the UK government
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I see that in the GTD approach with the emphasis it has on the weekly review and trusting the inbox. But I don’t think there are any easy solutions for that, you just have to dedicate the time.
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5y ago
You can do this in Outlook, just create a task and drop the email in as an attachment. Or just flag the email.
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What do you mean by “works”? You could do it with pencil and a piece of paper.
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Is the “recorder” thing you do helpful? What’s the return on the time spent? Does anyone else do it? What advice would the people who are good at the job give you? What did they do to get where they are?
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5y ago
I think OP could do a few Subways with $500k
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The lock analogy is completely false. A better analogy is state sending this person a letter with all the social security numbers.
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5y ago
Dotnet 6 was just released and you could use Blazor too (SPA using dotnet!) for the front end. I’d expect you’d be become familiar enough with Asp.net and Blazor with just a couple of weeks of training. When it comes to hiring why not just
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This is Linq (and anonymous types). There are ports of Linq for other languages and a lot languages have similar features. It is nice though.
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Only if complicated is considered clever. Clever might actually make things simpler.
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Checklists work well to make sure you’ve accounted for everything you know will usually come up but often get forgotten. These are things like the code cleanup and refactoring. You should try to go quite granular rather than broad when comi
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Watch the animation starting at 17mins. The electrons at the light bulb end start moving immediately because of the magnetic field and the electrons at the far ends don’t move. Would have been cool to have oscilloscopes at the far ends and
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My feeling is that businesses might be way more sensitive to that given current unprecedented conditions. I’d like to know if they’ve modelled a scenario where interest rate rises actually make inflation worse by hitting supply.
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5y ago
What is better in the JVM?
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Timing the market i usually easier said than done. When do you buy back? What if the market goes down initially and then bounces back, are you still a seller or do you buy? I have a strategy to bring forward some of my regular investments i
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If you’re unhappy with this and it sounds like you are then wake up early and create. Learn along the way if you want but start creativity something instead of consuming.
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Certainly not someone who can’t or won’t navigate a UI but maybe a motivated regular user. Usually people who are capable scripters but not professional developers.
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Perhaps going a couple orders of magnitude up in supply disruption to what we’ve seen in the pandemic would be a realistic worst case. So looking at multi year disruption of key components and hugely inflated prices for new and second hand.
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Seems like you either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain.
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