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by jrowley 9y ago
Just the other morning I got off of bart in downtown Oakland, 12th street and there was a guy just laid out, unresponsive right on the steps outside the station. He had smoked something out of a can. I stuck with the guy while the paramedic
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by jrowley 9y ago
The news is the surge in demand for this specific skill set. If you haven't been paying attention to AI/CS, this might come as news.
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Your employability is also going to be dependent on if you're willing to relocate and what you are willing to accept for a salary. I think you should land fine as long as you've got decent "emotional intelligence"/t
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by jrowley 9y ago
I'm pretty fond of my black diamond sprinter headlamp [0]. It's great for running, and I used it the other day when soldering to get some extra light. I'm also fond of the Bluetooth speaker I use on my bike for my commute, UE
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by jrowley 9y ago
Some googlers made this w3fools, so employees certainly aren't fond of w3schools. http://www.w3fools.com/
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by jrowley 9y ago
One thing to consider is that the sooner you have kids, the longer you get to have them in your life.
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by jrowley 9y ago
For going back to grad school, was this a masters or phd or mba or something else?
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by jrowley 9y ago
Deleting the twitter, reddit, and facebook apps from my phone. I still access FB through the browser when I want to check something, and I check strava and instagram daily, so I'm not totally free, but it feels better. I use that free
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Arguably though, if we invested in way better mental healthcare for all, we might save lives / improve the quality of life for enough individuals to offset the cost off mass shootings. That being said, I think we need to restrict acces
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by jrowley 9y ago
Thats awesome! I have a related system for pausing music, but never thought of using an ultrasonic sensor. I might need to add that in! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14151439
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by jrowley 9y ago
It's easy to become dependent on exercising, push too hard, get injured, and struggle while you can't exercise. Moderation can be difficult for some of us even with something like running.
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IAP = In App Purchases
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How many of projects last 5 years? I'm notorious for short term thinking, but often times if pays off.
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Ahh the immutable nature could be a limitation. Good point.
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The chrome extension contains all necessary assets locally, which then has the embedded video player in it. So no web host necessary, except for initial signups/explaining the product.
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I imagine there has to be some group of people trying to upload it's contents using IPFS. Seems like a natural solution to the problem, since navigating files would be easier vs torrent.
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by jrowley 9y ago
In addition to what artpar, commented, I'd say take it slow and try to appreciate the browser as a dev environment. There are a lot of interesting APIs/technologies available today, e.g. Service Workers, grid layout, geolocation a
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by jrowley 9y ago
I'm not exactly sure, but I remember using those pretty iMac G3s in elementary school. Later on dell desktops, then linux on desktop, and then back to mac land in late high school. My first memory of Google is around 3rd grade.
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by jrowley 9y ago
Maybe you could do a full restore of iOS to get around the issue? If you could jailbreak, there might be a workaround as well, but as far as I know, there isn't a jailbreak available for iOS 11.
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by jrowley 9y ago
I don't think this is completely correct, but maybe I've experienced life in a bubble. Many people certainly do not get PTO, in particular retail workers and non salaried employees. I don't believe I have a single friend who
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by jrowley 9y ago
I think this makes a lot of sense - that way people that want to bring their own food don't feel ripped off.
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by jrowley 9y ago
But undoubtably, regularly walking to lunch and getting some fresh air is a great perk. It's one of my favorite perks of my current job.
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by jrowley 9y ago
Why did your time in the Army destroy your ability to sleep? I've heard rumors that if anything the exhaustion taught you how to fall asleep at anywhere/anywhere.
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by jrowley 9y ago
You may want to consider something a little more casual. I like this breathing pattern: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wg-UAYGa2A
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by jrowley 9y ago
Personally when I take melatonin, I fall asleep quickly but I get weird dreams and I feel my sleep quality isn't the same. I took it for a little while (a couple of months) and now only take it when I'm really struggling to fall a
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by jrowley 9y ago
Have you tried exercising before work? I've been doing 1hr to 1.5 hr runs before work once a week and I'm always relatively sleepy by the time the sun goes down those days, as long as I haven't had caffeine after 2ish pm.
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by jrowley 9y ago
Simple.com is pretty solid from a security standpoint from my limited observations as a consumer, although they only offer two factor via SMS (not TOTP likely google, etc)
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Plus if something isn't right, you really only have yourself to blame, which is nice.
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Passphrase in phabricator. No browser integration but it works for us.
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Wow, I never thought about the privacy implications there. Creepy. I hope apple comes up with a fix for this. Thanks to the creator for bringing this to my attention!

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