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by jypepin 7y ago
Uber Freight, is... Uber, not Flexport.
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by jypepin 7y ago
This doesn't seem like it's much helpful. If someone is building a new API and want a list of standard/best practices to follow, something like OpenAPI[0] would be much more helpful. Here, I'm not sure what one would do
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by jypepin 7y ago
That is interesting. I don't know if I'd ever feel 100% sure that the bullet actually bounced out until the bullet is actually found.
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by jypepin 7y ago
To be honest, I don't have much experience with the other cloud services, except Heroku which I wouldnt put in the same category. I have a DO box for myself and their docs/admin panels are better imo. But my comment about aws is n
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by jypepin 7y ago
Came here for the same comment. I setup some s3 related stuff less than 2 months ago and the documentation, at least for the js sdk, still recommends the path-style url. I don't even recall a V1/V2 mentioned. That seems very incon
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by jypepin 7y ago
if you are interested and want to solve this for your company, look into Gitlab. They are solving it and have very good public documentation on this.
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by jypepin 7y ago
No, this is not how the timezone should be solved, and great if it works for you, but this is just not sane for most people. To solve the timezone issue, you put in place as much tools and processes as possible around working asynchronously
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by jypepin 7y ago
that's not specific to passive funds tho, it's all funds.
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by jypepin 7y ago
I get that shareholders have powers to vote etc. but... are those vote usually used? I have both ETFs and individual stocks, and in neither cases I use my shareholder power to vote or anything.
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by jypepin 7y ago
no idea :) I think it's a vision, so it's assuming we get to a point where batteries are better than today's.
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by jypepin 7y ago
My memory is blurry as this I read that almost 10 years ago now, and it probably changed since then, but one vision was, assuming you have an electric car that has a capacity of 200 miles. You drive on average 20 miles to get to work, get i
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by jypepin 7y ago
According to most employers I've talked to, cheaper salaries is usually not high on the reasons why remote. It's usually more access to more talents, etc.
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by jypepin 7y ago
yes "nomad" vs "remote" (implying remote but based somewhere) is one of the argument for the other school: pay same rate because what if people are nomads. Gitlab has a process for relocating, so it counter the following
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by jypepin 7y ago
Thanks for addressing the point! Just to be clear, I'm not accusing Gitlab of doing this, just using Gitlab as an example of what could be happening! :)
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by jypepin 7y ago
You raise a good point yeah, except I'm wondering if this is different since we are talking about people. I can think of - salary parity requirements - location based discrimination for a post announced as non-based on location Again
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by jypepin 7y ago
I don't have a list, but Basecamp is the first one that comes to mind and is vocal about it. More and more startups today advertise that too. Github might? I think today most SF-based remote companies offer SF-based salary for what I&#
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by jypepin 7y ago
It blows my mind to see a company of Google's size still having such huge growth. Incredible really.
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by jypepin 7y ago
or low moral because people feel like they have been screwed or it's unfair that some coworkers are paid more.
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by jypepin 7y ago
Glad to hear this! I've been in the same boat and will never again join a local team as a remote member. I love to work from home and be alone, but that was too much, really. Now, I do really like remote work because of the freedom it
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by jypepin 7y ago
But usually salary negotiations happen once an offer is given, so candidate has already been picked. The company really need to explicitly act in bad faith to be choosing the cheaper candidate. Here I'm probably more mentioning a bias
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by jypepin 7y ago
My observation is that there are 2 schools of thought about remote salaries. One side will pay SF-based competitive salaries no matter where you are, are the other side will have a "cost of living" adjusted salary. Gitlab is in th
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by jypepin 7y ago
I think the main issue is that if the company is not 100% committed to remote work, the extra effort it takes to have everything documented and written will probably not happen, and the remote part will not be successful. So it seems like i
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by jypepin 7y ago
I recently launched http://joeschmoe.io , which is a similar API but for illustrated profile pictures. Did pretty well on product hunt and other places, so might be of interest here too :)
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by jypepin 7y ago
seems like the post has been deleted?
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by jypepin 7y ago
I don't disagree, but it's been 10 years that we keep hearing that "<insert something> are now showing that the dot com burst is coming again"
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by jypepin 7y ago
This sounds pretty insane indeed. How much should we be concerned about that? The gvt already has our image data, and knows our moves anyway right? Even without facial recognition, IDs and passports are asked when you travel, so the documen
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by jypepin 7y ago
Well my main issue is that most of the time when I put a breakpoint somewhere it just doesn't work, or if it works it's pretty much impossible to move forward or backward from line to line because, as stated in OP's article,
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by jypepin 7y ago
Some people would argue that if using Redux, also having local state logic is an anti pattern. That would mean that if you use Redux, a form also requires actions for form update/submit/success/error and the form data should
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by jypepin 7y ago
Javascript is the only language I've worked with that doesn't offer a good debugger/breakpoint system, and I agree with the reasons/issues stated in this article. It makes working with JS (and Node) a real pain in the bu
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by jypepin 8y ago
So I guess following your point, accessibility should not be a thing, on or offline.

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