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leros
5y ago
Some companies are not product driven. I worked at a marketing driven company, where marketing would work with sales and customers to figure out what was needed. Marketing would then pass that down to project managers who managed UX and eng
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leros
5y ago
I recently overheard a Facebook employee who was on a date explaining how cool the Metaverse is and how it's going to change the world. It was really weird and cringy to hear. It's clear he's been drinking the Facebook Kool a
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leros
5y ago
I always had an interest in studying ant colony behavior and seeing if I could use those concepts to program robot swarms. I never did but I'm sure it's being done.
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leros
5y ago
It's working again. Thanks!
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leros
5y ago
It looks like it's not working today. Is there a bug?
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leros
5y ago
This is awesome. I've become bored with Wordle and all the clones, so this is a nice new challenge.
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leros
5y ago
I realized that software development as a career was getting boring. I'm a good developer and I can solve challenging problems. I quickly became a lead and found it fun coaching junior devs but I have no interest in management so that
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leros
5y ago
This reminds me of an app we had at work for static content, written in JSP of course. It was made so designers and UI developers could make mostly static content pages. Someone had a good idea to make a header.jsp template for common heade
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leros
5y ago
Most of their money is coming from larger customers. So the small customer afraid of going over budget isn't a major concern. They'd also rather give refunds for accidental overages than build in billing shutoffs. There are two re
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leros
5y ago
You didn't get rejected from Amazon, you got rejected for a particular role. Companies recruit and interview for roles individually. You could very likely pass an interview with another team. Who knows. Usually 6-12 months after failin
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leros
5y ago
Big companies put candidates into an ATS (applicant tracking system). You've unknowingly put yourself into such a database. Even if you only have them your email, they can basically get the equivalent of your resume from a variety of s
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leros
5y ago
It's probably something they're not really aware of. My company does something kinda similar. We're an aggregator of sorts. We have all sorts of quality and safety rules and we de-list things all the time for violations. As l
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leros
5y ago
We'll see. I "resolved" the issues and requested a site review a few days ago. I have very low expectations.
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leros
5y ago
I agree. These walled gardens wouldn't be the end of the world if you could actually talk to a human customer service person to resolve these issues. The problem is that companies are willing to use algorithms that are 95% correct beca
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leros
5y ago
My website just got blacklisted from Google because a non-existent URL got flagged for social engineering. I'm still trying to figure what to do.
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leros
5y ago
Slow. Down. I bet you're talking faster than realize. I challenge you to do the following. Before you even start breathing to speak, fully think what you're going to say in your mind. You'll think you'll speaking stupidl
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leros
5y ago
Loans for college. I was able to pay them off in a few years by living frugally and it's afforded me a very nice paying career. I'll also say my house. It's at least doubled in value in the past 5 years.
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leros
5y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if it's a third party system just hosted on a subdomain of visa and adobe.
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leros
5y ago
I wasn't impressed with my System76. It's fine, but no different than a beefy Dell.
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leros
5y ago
MacOS is *nix so development things will work nice. The Mac hardware is nice, not only physically but the new professors are fast and energy efficient in ways that nobody else can compare to. If you can afford it, just get a Mac and stop th
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leros
5y ago
Don't let your kid think they're a genius. I was advanced at a young age and everyone told me I was a genius. By the time I got to college, I was even with my peers but I gained some unhealthy views of the world thinking I was sma
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leros
5y ago
Do you have any plans to support relational database functionality like joins?
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leros
5y ago
Stripe doesn't really do user management. You still need to implement authentication and authorization yourself. Stripe does create a "customer", which you can then associate with a user or team of users in your application h
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leros
5y ago
You're on a good track looking at solutions like Auth0 and Stripe. They're both pretty easy to implement and integrating them together isn't too bad. A few companies have tried to be the all in one SaaS provider (auth + payme
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leros
5y ago
I saw that you could schedule takeouts every two months. Is there a practical way to use that for restoration?
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leros
5y ago
This looks really interesting.
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leros
5y ago
How does this work? Is it just backing up your Google drive or also things like docs and email?
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Ask HN: Is there a simple way to continuously backup your Google account?
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leros
5y ago
Yep it's all fun and games until someone invades.
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leros
5y ago
Anything can happen depending on what the new owners want to do. They might leave you 100% as you are. They might shut you down and fire everyone. They might replace your executive leaders, all at once or slowly. They might have you work on
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