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leros
2y ago
I have experience (directly and via friends) at international companies with offices in Japan. When they announce layoffs, they immediately lay off their US employees. A month or so later, they lay off their European employees after going t
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2y ago
I use Notion with the tasks board in a Kanban view. It's essentially Trello but each task is also a page where I can document everything I'm learning or doing, even with subpages underneath. I have a board for development work and
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2y ago
That's pretty cool. Fits their use case for sure. I would probably opt to spend a little more for a gigabit port. From what I've seen watching Jeff Geerling, you can setup a pretty reasonable performing NAS on something on these s
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2y ago
One thing I've seen delay migrations is that people keep adding features to v1 during the migration because customers need improvements now. Then you have to add those changes to v2, which delays the migration, then more stuff gets add
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2y ago
I've had the Herman Miller Aeron and the Steel Case Leap. Both are considered top tier options. I'm currently using an Autonomous chair and I'm very happy with it.
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2y ago
I separate out the following roles and only do them one at a time: product manager, project manager, software developer, marketing, business ops, and overall business leader. So for example, I might sit down as the overall business leader a
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2y ago
I'm potentially starting similar journey. I made really good money in industry but I can't stomach the idea of working on someone else's project anymore. So starting my own thing but not making much money yet. Do you ever won
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2y ago
Maybe look into Electron? As I understand, you basically have a web client and Node server packaged up as an executable.
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2y ago
Yes, it's way too complicated. You either need to run your app as a SaaS or give people an executable they can just run.
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2y ago
Fractional work is my goal. I've been able to get some 10/15/20 hour week fractional gigs at higher than my hourly rate as a corporate employee. Finding that work is difficult though.
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2y ago
Any tips for building up an Upwork profile? I've bid on some jobs for what feel like crazy low rates and still not getting any interest.
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2y ago
I've been contracting myself as a one man team (dev + PM) and also starting my own business. While being a PM, I realized I really miss the technical stuff but I also care about the business stuff too much to be a dev in a company. I&#
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2y ago
I assume YouTube's core metric is watch time and so building features that reduce watch time is a no go. Not really related, but I thought of this. I used to work on a popular search engine. Our main metric started out as number of sea
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2y ago
I turned off every ad setting they had and it would often end an answer with "by the way, did you know..." and then some Amazon promotion. I asked if it's raining, you don't need to tell me about an increase in Amazon Ph
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2y ago
Most of these are apps for timekeeping of employees that might lie. So having geo location and even facial recognition is pretty common. If you're not going to enforce anything that proves they're actually present, how about just
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2y ago
Having been a product manager, I would say a big part of the job is "having the responsibility for a goal with zero power to achieve it" and then having to go influence people to get resources, time, etc to work on something. Lots
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2y ago
I haven't given it massive logs but I've given error logs to ChatGPT and it's helped me figure out subtle issues very nicely. Gives me a few ideas of what could be wrong, ways to diagnose them, and even commands to run to tes
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2y ago
I'm using a MacBook. I've never needed a repair but if I did I would just pay Apple to repair it. As far as I can tell, MacBooks are some of the most durable laptops out there. I don't personally have any concern about them n
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2y ago
I don't care about open source. I just want to be able to run a set of applications that I use to get things done and be productive. All Macs are basically the same so if there is a popular app X that people are using, I know I can sim
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2y ago
I used both Mac and Linux for a while. Other than cost of a Mac computer, I don't see much downside to using a Mac. You get *nix with a more standard setup and you'll spend less time tinkering. I think the only reason I'd go
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2y ago
Join a Toastmasters club. The best way to get better at public speaking is with practice.
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2y ago
Sometimes there are laws or regulations about when things are available and they weirdly result in online resources having to "close" too.
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2y ago
I host some very small things on Firebase but I'm mostly using Render for projects these days (I switched from Heroku)
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2y ago
A link to a Google Form is fine IMO. Don't embed it. I use Canny.io for some sites. You have to jump through a few hoops to enable their free plan, but it's decent. Honestly, the Google Form is simpler to setup and a better user e
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2y ago
It's not that complicated. You should not be implementing OAuth from scratch. I don't roll my own auth. I use things like Firebase Auth for free sites or Auth0 for paid sites. Adding extra auth mechanisms is trivial using those to
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I don't think I would work. I would pour myself full time into a few creative pursuits like woodworking. I would also travel a lot.
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Any tips on how to find the above market rate ones?
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2y ago
That's what a lot of enterprise plans essentially are.
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Do those pay competitively compared to a good salaried position at a big US company? On a per hourly basis of course. Most of what I see in hourly positions is far below what I'm used to.
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2y ago
I would imagine it's an unintended side effect of the "people recently watched this so it's relevant" part of the algorithm.
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