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koliber
3y ago
You seem to hit the crux. There is a blurry line here and I had a hard time seeing where it really divides legal and illegal until your comment. Showing that the average rent is this, the min and max are that, and the percentiles look like
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koliber
3y ago
This is a case of information asymmetry being used as an additional advantage by property managers. The software cited, RENTMaximizer, offers aggregate price information for property managers with the aim of maximizing prices. Would a RENTM
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koliber
3y ago
You mean like someone trying to clean graffiti off a famous painting in the Louvre? Fully agree with you - don’t do it yourself. As far as other run-of-the-mill graffiti, I’d say take your chances.
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koliber
3y ago
The IT market was in a boom for a few years and has cooled off in the past year or two. These three ways still work, and they are not new: - Networking - Recruiters - Job ads Some of them are "inbound" in that they come to you. Fr
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3y ago
Offsite.com | Remote | Full-time | Fully remote US-based company Looking for a mid-level to senior fullstack TypeScript engineer. Experience Building Marketplaces Required. Offsite ([www.offsite.com]( https://go.offsite.com/i
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3y ago
Available only for a few days: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/dnu5nnyzi7lf0bu3n0ait/laos-vi...
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3y ago
Many years ago I visited Laos. We crossed the border at a rather remote and little-used border crossing. Laos issues 30-day tourist visas on arrival. We arrived on February first and I have a Laotian visa valid until February 30th, 2011. No
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3y ago
You can sometimes free up time by spending money. You don't need billions. At the same time, it's hard to pay someone to do work for you if you're barely scraping by.
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koliber
3y ago
It needs to be like this. There is an underlying computation. You can cache the results of this computation in a DB table. Sometimes, ad hoc things happen in our culture. Spurious bank holidays get added on a day’s notice in exceptional sit
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3y ago
Absolutely! The bagel 3D-like image and the 3rd image in your link are showing the same thing. Look at the inside of the ring and compare the images side by side. The features align in both images.
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3y ago
You can improve your quickness with experience in a particular area. I am not very good at chess. If I need to make a decision on a move, I will think slowly and deeply. In the end, I often make a move because I feel I used up too much time
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Everyone should spend an hour or two in a wheelchair. It gives so much perspective and builds empathy. I am an able bodied adult. A couple of years ago I hurt my foot and went to the hospital. It was a minor fracture of a minor bone, but th
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I’m curious if it is easier to convert an office building into a vertical farm or into an apartment building.
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Enjoy them! I’ve fallen into the trap where I was building a side project with a glimmer of hope that it will turn into a viable venture. I really enjoyed building them, but did not appreciate how much I enjoyed it at the time. I now try to
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3y ago
The same thing happens with web searching. If you provide a leading question in the query you are more likely to get results that confirm the thesis. It’s surprisingly hard to ask open ended questions.
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koliber
3y ago
> has never learned the value of carefully going over each text before submission. Exactly. Proofreading and double checking is a valuable skill/habit. I would consider the programmers that learned this to be better programmers. I’d
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koliber
3y ago
This might be more philosophical, but here’s how I think about. Would love to hear your take on it. Before life, there was only death. At some point, something life-like sprung into existence, and soon died. And then it happened again. At s
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I don’t think anything evolved to die. Dying is a prerequisite to evolution. If every individual were to survive, the gene pool would not converge towards more advantageous adaptations. The word “advantageous” means more apt to survive.
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Also if you set cookies in your app with the scope of your main domain with the hope that they are visible to all of the subdomains you provide for your customers, these cookies are also accessible by 3rd party services that use your subdom
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As much as I hate looking at colleges and grades, and try not to let them influence my hiring decisions, I see a correlation between both quality of school and academic record and job performance. Correlation does not mean causation, and it
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3y ago
It does not mean that people who did well in school or college are guaranteed to do well in a particular job. There is a correlation though, as well as many exceptions. I’ve hired in multiple organizations. Where we could hire quickly and f
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3y ago
Can you elaborate?
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Breakthrough thinking
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It's possible to phrase the value proposition to align with what you want to deliver. You can phrase it as "I help teams deliver on time by making sure they don't get stuck." Or "I increase a team's velocity by
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Our grandfathers underestimated the steel manufacturing craze and a century later, it is busted.
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The only obvious conclusion is that to start the next unicorn company you must get access to the best garage possible.
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Was the list of city names known? Could you statically pre-build the Trie structure?
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For something slightly more practical here's a printable PDF representation of googolplex: http://www.googolplexwrittenout.com/
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If someone is measuring your team metrics, is narrow-mindedly managing by numbers, and can not incorporate the fact that you had a hackathon into the holistic picture of the team, they are doing metrics wrong. Re: rushing things to prod, th
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One developer on my team added basic emoji support to our commenting system. It was a business app and adding emoji support was never on anyone's top feature list. He did it because that's what he felt like doing. We feature-flagg
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