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by lovetocode 5y ago
Yeah you would have to if you want to keep Windows on both machines. Just because someone buys a new laptop doesn’t make the old one obsolete. I usually just give my old laptops away for free to those in need of it.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Next post: how I burned my Casio calculator.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
> The broader question is, how can a company expect to retain employees/contractors if the only work available is the same tedium over a long period of time, and no way to change that? A job is a means to an end -- nothing more. If
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Although possible, unless they have figured out how to hack your eye sight then it still leaves some seriously unanswered questions.
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Ask HN: How did you succeed in FAANG interviews as a senior engineer and parent?
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by lovetocode 5y ago
It says I don’t exist. Dark.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
That would make sense if they didn’t also see it with their own eyes.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
The American military are just humans like anyone else.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
You must have not been to the USA recently. People here are incredibly disagreeable, especially in the last 5-10 years.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Tesla Model Y and Surface Laptop 4. I love the screen on the surface laptop and as a developer I feel way more productive. Tesla is just cool
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by lovetocode 5y ago
When I was in the military I was fascinated that they had us pull 24 hr staff duty which is pretty much secretarial work with no sleep and then expected to drive home afterwards.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Let's say that this person did cheat. We can generally agree that cheating is not ethical. But what happens when their celebrity sits upon a foundation of lies and because of their celebrity they amassed some serious wealth. If they bu
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by lovetocode 5y ago
COVID largely impacted only the geriatric and obese. If the airplane were full of women and children then your analogy would be more poignant. Edit: interesting note … if you were to take the number of deaths in the Second World War that wo
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Mass transit isn’t available to everyone. They don’t even have buses where I live.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
I was on the Tesla hiring webinar last Friday for the application development vertical and on more than one occasion they alluded to their overwork culture. I asked some hardball questions that they either did not see or refused to answer.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
It is more of a Fifth-Ass concept than anything.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Full time remote work. It shouldn't be required but it should be allowed. I don't have sympathy for companies who cant find good help because they want to limit themselves to developers in a 50 mile radius.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Maybe I am getting old but I would not want to use this technology. You already have a lot to manage as a soldier on the a battlefield and adding this networked AR junk just adds to the complexity. Also the networking probably breaks the se
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by lovetocode 5y ago
Cool! Now put it on a VR headset
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by lovetocode 5y ago
I thought Salesforce certifications had registration fees. Has that changed?
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by lovetocode 5y ago
We are integrating Salesforce at my company and I am currently leading a large portion of that integration. Salesforce dominates the CRM market. Unless there is some sort catastrophic event that tarnishes their reputation, they will be arou
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by lovetocode 5y ago
I love Ruby but I don't share a lot of common ground with Twitter hungry rubyists.
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by lovetocode 5y ago
This is insanity. We need legislators, lawyers and judges who are tech competent.
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by lovetocode 6y ago
If you have a company, you can do this as well. This isn't unique to big corporations. This is why I went from sole proprietor -> llc -> s-corp. It took one successful year for me to figure this out. If you don't want to spe
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by lovetocode 6y ago
I love this -- thank you!
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by lovetocode 6y ago
I love this! Keep it up!
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by lovetocode 6y ago
What a great post! > I learned a lot. It kept me motivated through hard times with no customers, as I kept saying to myself if this won’t work, at least I’d learn something. This is where I am at right now. I am trying to moonlight my ow
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by lovetocode 6y ago
I did not know this. Thanks for the information. So do this make a currency like Doge more attractive as a long term solution? Will BitCoin be a one hit wonder per se?
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by lovetocode 6y ago
I mean I don’t disagree with you but it still makes my stomach turn a bit.
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by lovetocode 6y ago
Cryptocurrency continues to gain more ground but I still have my reservations about it being the currency of the future. If by design, cryptocurrency has a finite volume of transferrable currency, do early adopters have an unfair advantage

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