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by koliber 3y ago
I've been in the industry for 20+ years. My opinion is that the extra complexity that comes from containarization is not necessary at many of the early startups. The benefits are not needed and the costs are hard to see but non-trivial
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Ask HN: Is anyone not using containers in production nowadays?
22 points by koliber 3y ago|26 comments
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by koliber 3y ago
Maybe they met a skunk. But how would a skunk find its way to this side of the Atlantic?
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by koliber 3y ago
That's correct. But those are the outliers, or at least at the very top of the range. The parent mentions median salary.
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by koliber 3y ago
In the US, the salaries that are typically listed show the "gross" salary, the way you defined it. It contains the 40 net salary and the taxes on top of it. There is also a portion of taxes and other insurance that the employer mu
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by koliber 3y ago
It's in the "Tools" menu: "Remove Background ⇧⌘K"
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by koliber 3y ago
I am away from the computer so I don’t recall the exact menu. But it’s easily accessible in a submenu. If I recall right, the menu item is called “Remove background”.
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by koliber 3y ago
You’re right. Which is why it’s great that this link was posted. You can now take this available data and combine it with you understanding of the CoL on the various locations. Otherwise you’d only have a feel for the CoL.
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by koliber 3y ago
Are you talking about a technical problem, or a conceptual problem? By technical, I mean something like "The service keeps crashing roughly once a week and we can't figure it out." By conceptual, something like "How do I
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by koliber 3y ago
I recently found out that on MacOS, the Preview app can do image background removal it’s pretty good at it too!
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by koliber 3y ago
I don't know about this particular species, but some planaria can be split into more than one piece and regenerate. A record is over 60 from what I recall from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-9rLlFgcm0
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by koliber 3y ago
If you have an interest in the managerial career track, talk to you manager. In engineering it’s relatively rare for people who are good developers to be interested in management. There are two books I highly recommend to anyone considering
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by koliber 3y ago
I love focused tools that deliver concrete value. My only feedback is that the "not on view" section provides no apparent value. It says that there are 53 places where I presently can not see this painting. True, but of little ben
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by koliber 3y ago
Start by creating a career ladder for the main roles in your org. Do periodic evaluations of where each person each. Have them do a self evaluation. See where the evaluations are alike and where they differ. Decide what skills the person w
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by koliber 3y ago
What is this supposed to mean? It sounds like computer-generated gibberish. Isn’t a DS-11 a regular passport application form?
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by koliber 3y ago
A shortcut on my iPhone, that I can dictate a note to, and it transcribes it and puts it into my GTD inbox in Notion. It helps me not forget things. Lowers the friction and allows me to make note of fleeting ideas, thoughts, and things to g
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by koliber 3y ago
I just got a notification from 1Password today that the chrome extension will stop working on July 1 and that I need to upgrade. I don’t know if I can continue to use the version I paid for once that happens and might need to move to the su
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by koliber 3y ago
I am. I export my Notion to HTML regularly. I can do a plain text search on it. I actually do regularly go back and search my notes and journals within Notion. Knowing that I will be able to do it if I ever leave Notion is comforting. P.S.
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by koliber 3y ago
Agreed. Counterpoint: Turning the important things into a checklist so you don't forget about them, and get them done quickly frees up time to live your life.
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by koliber 3y ago
It can be a lot of work. It can be a trap. But I don't think Notion is the problem. I will share some personal experience on this journey. I like to be organized where I need to. I worked up a TODO list habit and a note taking habit ov
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by koliber 4y ago
I did not know! Thank you.
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by koliber 4y ago
Congrats on hitting the test goal. The double speak is funny though: > SpaceX call this a rapid unscheduled disassembly What would a regularly-paced scheduled disassembly look like?
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by koliber 4y ago
I think there is a distinction between his private fortune and the holdings of the royal family. > King Charles has no shortage of palaces, castles and residences to enjoy, but most of them are not technically his. Buckingham Palace and
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Laser Scissors(koliber.com)
2 points by koliber 4y ago|0 comments
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by koliber 4y ago
Curious what the creative process looks like? Check out the creative squiggle: Knowing the shape of the journey makes it easier during the hardest parts.
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The Creative Squiggle(koliber.com)
25 points by koliber 4y ago|5 comments
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by koliber 4y ago
There is bacterial action at work to give it that delicious flavor. I don't know where the line is between bacterial breakdown of meat tissue in jamón and putrification. I wanted to highlight that bacterially altered meat is a delicacy
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by koliber 4y ago
Fish sauce, dry aged steaks, and bellota ham come to mind. All delicious, and while I’m not sure if you’d call them putrefied meat, it’s not that far off.
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Three rules for running OKRs well(koliber.com)
1 points by koliber 4y ago|0 comments
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by koliber 4y ago
Banks are a business and they invest deposits. It’s the very idea of a bank. What SVB did was not foolish nor crazy. Somewhat less conventional and more risky, sure. But all the strong adjectives flying around in the media do not describe t

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