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3y ago
Actual title: "Between the Lanes: The Sound (Proof Booths) of Silence" Is this actually by Valve employees? Or just with Valve's funding?
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3y ago
I think webhooks are even more misleading because they are server to server.
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3y ago
That needs better naming in my opinion. Just sender and receiver would be enough IMO. Maybe it is just me but it is unusual to see origin used in this context even if it is technically correct I only ever see it used with CDNs and load bala
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3y ago
I'll take this opportunity to plug "Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peopleware:_Productive_Project... It is my favorite book when it comes to practical advice on
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3y ago
This is the best case scenario. I too subscribe to "unlimited PTO" being a scam. 1. It is NOT unlimited and should be illegal to advertise that 2. It is still at management discretion so it's not like you can be sure you can
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3y ago
Nope. City water. My mom in the next town over has the same issue.
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3y ago
We always run the sanitize cycle
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3y ago
Some kind of bacteria. We even bought a new Bosch thinking an upgrade might fix it.
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3y ago
I just want my dishes to come out of my dishwasher without smelling like wet dog. We are combating this by only using vinegar in the rinse aid reservoir and dumping 2 cups in the bottom after unloading. At $1.50/gallon for vinegar its
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3y ago
> So on an individual level it's a win, but at an organizational level it might not be unless you manage it very carefully. This is why I choose Go many times over other languages. Its a bit easy to keep on the rails since it is so
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3y ago
These would be awesome for flight simming.
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3y ago
747s are expensive, yo!
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3y ago
On here too. Just saw one a couple weeks ago.
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3y ago
Related... Prolog -(ish)-> Datalog -> Rego & OPA https://www.openpolicyagent.org/docs/latest/policy-language https://pypi.org/project/opa-python-client/
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3y ago
It's less about asking how to do it because "I just don't know how" and more about asking how others might do it or have done it. What I have ran into is that reaching out to investors from past startups where I was a de
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3y ago
> If you "don't want to do it alone" it won't be your "own thing". Correct. My end goal is to exit investors (happily) and make it an employee owned co-op. Would love for the employees to collective bargain
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3y ago
I have spoken to an investor and a couple folks with business backgrounds. I am willing to give up up to 40% upfront. I put this in my YC app as well. I think a $9m exit is doable based on the other big players in the space. One has a track
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3y ago
> I'm not an expert, but I don't think you're going to raise 6 figures on the premise of 6 figures ARR in 3 years. I don't think you are wrong :) I know the audience I asked the question to (and thank you for taking t
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Ask HN: How would you raise $600k for a boring software co?
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3y ago
Atmos sucks. Everything mixed for shows these days sucks at home. You can never hear what people are saying and then you get blasted with 10-20db higher music or sound effects. I wish there was an easy fix for THAT which works across any de
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3y ago
"I am tired of my career in tech" Well have an unpaid job instead!
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3y ago
Agree and this is why I would like a source because I would expect it to have been national news.
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3y ago
Nope, Faridabad, India
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3y ago
> in US where a boy ate pork that was not fully cooked and ended up with parasite in his brain Do you have a source? It is my understanding that pork in the US is very safe since the late 2000's (or maybe even earlier).
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3y ago
The context of the conversation is on tape drives which is about mass storage. The comment I replied to said: > someone else's server in Virgina While everyone may operate there now it was exceedingly common in mu experience to be r
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3y ago
Do you sign long term lease agreements for colo space, power and bandwidth for the hardware or are you still paying that annually/monthly? There are no free lunches. I do not disagree buying hardware is cheaper but operational overhead
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I am so tired of the "someone else's server" trope as if there is no value add. S3 is a fantastic piece of architecture and service and the fact that the common dev has such tools and service available instantly from their pe
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3y ago
You seemed to have deleted your other comment - seems like an unusual thing to care about. > If the recording is done by visible cameras, federal law seems to allow videotaping of individuals in the workplace, even without their consent
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3y ago
Would be nice to have the actual video in addition to these screen caps.
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3y ago
https://x.com/platypusguy?s=21&t=emEe0Pw2GM5BS7u2A27-pQ
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