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4y ago
Who does this benefit though? People in extremely low cost of living areas getting (relatively) very high wages?
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> Yet it made sense to give people from Bangladesh visa to work in SF for SF wages before? If they weren't set up for remote work and the employee being in SF was worth that amount - then yes. What I think people miss about "eq
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Yup. You have to speak their language.
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It doesn’t make sense for a company to pay NYC/SF wages to someone living in Bangladesh. It doesn’t make sense for a worker living in NYC/SF to accept a job paying Bangladesh wages. Not sure what the proposed alternative is beside
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4y ago
I’ve been through the university procurement process. My experience wasn’t too bad. There’s a bit of red tape but the folks who want your solution are probably willing to minimize the process as much as they can (though you’ll still need to
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4y ago
Promoting ways to do curate your own echo chamber beats other companies doing it for you based on ad revenue.
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4y ago
This is a pretty innovative feature. Here's the source code for a sample "Hacker News" Goggle. Essentially, it will prioritize domains popular on Hacker News. I could even see a browser plugin that lets you add or remove doma
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> The people throwing themselves into demanding jobs and chasing promotions to maximize their salary aren’t doing it just to put food on the table. It is in order to put food on the table. Not today but for the next 20 years after you&
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4y ago
I missed it in 2019. Had I seen it then, I might not have been interested enough to click. But my daughter just got into drawing animals so this repost is very timely and I'm printing them out for her :).
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The difference here is that the bank never has any ownership of what’s in the safe deposit box. When you buy crypto with coinbase, they hold that crypto in a custody account they have keys to. It’s not guaranteed how the court would rule on
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5y ago
I used to think that until my kids got to be 9+ years old and the negative effects of technology became very real. Not all technology is bad but it is hard to draw a line between good and bad. Impossible, IMO.
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My wife and I would like to move to another city. We have a 9 and 11 year old that we would be pulling out of their current school. Making the move is daunting because we worry our kids will struggle to make new friends and we don't kn
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The framework I use to make important life decisions is a simple one. On my deathbed, which choice will I wish that I would have made? Surprisingly, it's almost always the one which feels uncomfortable and with the most unknowns. It tu
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5y ago
I had HA set up for a number of things at my house but it took too much babysitting for me. I found it fun as a hobby project. But when we did a large remodel last year I intentionally decided not to have smart anythings. This includes Z-Wa
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5y ago
Slightly off topic but this reminded me of a post I wrote many many years ago on infinite scrolling in JS that degraded for no JS and also persisted the scroll location when copying and sharing the URL. https://medium.com/@j
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5y ago
Disclaimer: I created https://fiers.co (financial independence site) My focus has been on financial independence instead of needing emergency funds (for which retirement accounts should be a last resort). I wish more people unde
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NTFs provide an elegant way to deal with this that an SQL database can't. 1) The ability to sell/trade items you've purchased is valuable and I don't believe is universally supported. NFTs make this trivial and supported
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I'm not familiar with this space but it's hard to wrap my head around the vast number of use cases that something like this could have.
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I'm not familiar with the courses and topics that are included in an architectural program and if they subsume that of an interior designer. If so, then you're probably right. But, as far as I know, they're separate disciplin
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If only 10% of homes are designed by architects then it's probably 1% who have an interior designer involved. We are in the middle of a remodel and involving an interior designer as early in the process as the architect resulted in a m
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5y ago
I primarily care about photos and videos. My solution is simple and has worked well for the last 7 years. /--Dropbox Synology NAS -> normalize file names
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This is gold. I’m one of those engineers who left. But I didn’t leave before creating this tool for others who were staying behind. It automatically reassigns your JIRA tickets to someone else. Very handy right before stand ups and scrum of
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6y ago
I'd like to add exiftool to this list.
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6y ago
I really miss the GPhotos / GDrive connection. FWIW - I wrote this plugin[1] to recreate my workflow[2]. [1] https://github.com/jmathai/elodie/tree/master/elodie/plugins... [2] https:/&#x
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I think setting up contributor license agreements (CLA) is a lot more important and valuable than getting a trademark. We had an open source business without having CLAs in place and it took several months to get everyone who contributed (a
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6y ago
I think OP's point is that you have to focus this way to get to the point of knowing if a product is the right one to focus on. Not focusing this way only guarantees that you'll move on before even finding out.
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I'm not sure any online service can be expected to be around in 30 years. 1 year, definitely. 5 years, probably. 10 years, not so sure. 20 years, insufficient data.
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I've been using this fully automated system for the last 5 years. I store my photo archive on a Synology NAS at home which syncs to Dropbox and uploads a copy of each photo to Google Photos for browsing and sharing. I'm hoping to
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That looks really great. I've built quite a few photo services and the last 2 aimed to fill a similar niche and PhotoStructure looks really impressive. Congrats - looks like a lot of work went into it and I hope you find a path to prof
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Not that I'm aware of. I tried really hard to get iCloud Photo + iCloud Drive to work for my needs. I was not able to figure this out. 1) iCloud Photos and iCloud Drive do not work together - this was really surprising to me as I need
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