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by lykr0n 6y ago
So is Windows & anything from Google. The only OS out there today that doesn't actively work against the user is Linux, and even that is not 100% on distros like Ubuntu.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I assume the positions can all be on site in Seattle or Oakland?
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by lykr0n 6y ago
geekbench is no where near a good measure of performance. Give the phoronix test suite a run and then let's talk.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
> takes two to FIVE business day That's only the case if the credit card services are powered by a 3rd party. Chase, Wells Fargo, USBank, BECU, Alliant CU, BBVA, Citi, M&T, and others are all instant if you're paying from a
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I wonder how long until people start calling developers/projects racist because they don't make this change. I'm curious to know who caused this change, but I have a strong idea at what kind of person it is.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
`select distinct pickup_latitude, count(*) from trips` takes 241.37s. But some of the more top level queries are quite fast.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I'm having flashbacks to 2013 where JS was used to enhance the experience, not build it.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Exactly. It's not a solution, but it's a way to stop the problem from getting worse. It's like moving from a variable rate credit card to a 0% loan. You still have this pile of debt you need to deal with, but you more or less
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Words can mean totally different things. Contextually, they are unrelated.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
You can use Solar and other renewable energy to power the conversion process. Progress is still progress. I would much rather to pay more for net zero carbon fuel, then not do anything.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Nope. We've lost the ability to criticize an idea without the other side assuming it's an attack. I say De-fund/Disband the Police is a stupid idea to the wrong person, I get branded as a Republican/Trump Supporter/
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Insomnia is good. https://insomnia.rest/
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by lykr0n 6y ago
> Businesses are opening Yeah. We never were going to be able to keep everything closed for much longer. There is a very anti-handout ideology here, and the amount of political will for more bailouts was dwindling. > Protests... Sorry
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I'm not so sure. We're already starting to see people publish studies on how nasty this is an long term issues. This is too big for it to be ignored down the road. Time is all it will take for us to know.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Well, that truly sucks. COVID-19 is going to cause long term problems for this generation. I'm glad I got over it without issue, but I have to wonder what's in store for my future.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: No, sorry :( Relocation: Maybe. Technologies: Programming Languages Rust 2018, Bash, Python. Limited JavaScript & GoLang. Knowledge of C++ and Java. Technologies CentOS 7/8, Puppet, Salt Stack, Git, C
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Where I work, we run thousands of JVM instances on bare VMs without issues. We've been doing it for years. As we're moving these VM based deployments to k8s, the overhead is going up as well as issues. The old system was super eas
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by lykr0n 6y ago
If you need an automated tool to set something up, that's a problem in my book. From someone who understands k8s, but doesn't have much practical knowledge of it, the amount of "getting started" and "quick start&quo
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Not having to worry about being abducted and reeducated by a government that has shown a depraved indifference to human life?
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Part of me wonders if this is an isolated incident, or some group setting the stage for something else. Also, why is this on HN?
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Amazing step forward it seems, but not without it's issues. I'm cautiously optimistic, but we need to see a finalized version of this bill before we get excited or disappointed.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Yeah. It's based on work site, but they define down to the county what the location adjustment is. But the same thing could be used for remote workers. I strongly assume the remote work positions that exist would pay based on the count
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by lykr0n 6y ago
If you relocate at Google or Facebook, or any large company, they will adjust your salary for the new office you move to. If you move from SF to Upstate New York, you need to update your address with HR for tax purposes, and they would most
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Legal Address? It's a good question. Who knows, with modern technology it could be updated daily. ... I shuttered at that thought.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
> The lawsuits around this are going to be amazing. No. They won't. This isn't anything new. GitLab as a company does this. My company does this. US Federal Government does this. It's not controversial. HN is the one makin
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I have a good example of this. Right before all of this I went to Austin to sit in a room with people from that office for a day for us to figure out how we want to continue using a service internally. We could have done it over zoom, but I
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by lykr0n 6y ago
It sure would make it better, and this WFH shit has made me start to looming for a larger place that can do this. But this doesn't scale for everyone- they either can't afford a larger place or the area can't support it. The
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by lykr0n 6y ago
Every company will do this. Where I work we had a major effort to normalize salaries and make sure base salaries before localization were consistent across demographics. Most governments will do the exact same time. You have a salary band a
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by lykr0n 6y ago
That is fair. If I'm using my personal car for work, I'm reimbursed. Same thing should be done for business use at home. My increase in electricity and internet usage should be covered.
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by lykr0n 6y ago
I can't see myself wanting do continue doing anything remote when it's safe to stop. A lot of these articles are "we wern't doing this before COVID-19, but now we can't go out we're doing this remotely and ther

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