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by malyk 8y ago
I loved the gifs and thought it was well written and 'fun' to read. You can't please everyone.
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by malyk 8y ago
I’m certainly not a specialist here, but I think it depends on the tree. The Redwoods didn’t generate enough ground water to saturate more than a quarter inch of soil, so I think they must be able to use the water more directly in their lea
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by malyk 8y ago
Just minutes ago I got home from a camping trip up in Sonoma County near Occidental. We camped under a small grove of redwood trees. The first night the fog rolled in around 3am or so and we woke up to “rain” hitting our tent a few hours la
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by malyk 8y ago
It documents a lot of the habits that get "normal" people to millionaire status. Drive "normal" cars for 15 years instead of buying fancy cars every 3 years. Clip coupons and shop wisely (2 for 1s, sales, coupons, etc).
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by malyk 8y ago
I was at a conference a few weeks ago and one speaker put up a slide that went something like: “Software engineers solve problems. Sometimes they solve problems with code.” Which is how I’ve always viewed my role, but it has definitely beco
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by malyk 8y ago
HomeLight | Real Estate | Software Engineers | ONSITE (PHX/SF/SEA) | Full-time HomeLight is building the destination for home sellers on the internet. We aim to be the resource for everything you need to consider when selling your
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by malyk 8y ago
HomeLight | Software Engineers | ONSITE (PHX/SF/SEA) | Full-time HomeLight is building the destination for home sellers on the internet. We aim to be the resource for everything you need to consider when selling your home by prov
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by malyk 8y ago
Imagine your city is a grid...N/S streets are numbered, E/W streets are lettered. Toll roads wouldn't be efficient if 5th-18th ave are toll roads (operated by multiple companies/agencies) and then Fst-Hst and Ost-Xst wer
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by malyk 8y ago
I think the OP covered this when they said > Until we change our collective view in what the purpose of a government and society is things won’t change significantly. So yeah, if we don't change our collective view, then the republi
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by malyk 9y ago
There are already people doing this. Not that it means no one else should, but this isn't a new idea. http://onewebsatellites.com/
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by malyk 9y ago
Ruby
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by malyk 9y ago
She can wait until an incident happens and then activate cobra. You don't have to pay for it upfront.
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by malyk 9y ago
Last 4 Snow Falling on Cedars Color of Law Artemis Evicted (starting tomorrow)
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by malyk 9y ago
I switched a couple of months ago from DSL to AT&T fiber and it's been fantastic. Helped that I was already an AT&T phone customer, but the fiber hasn't been available for that long, so it was nice discovery when I went t
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by malyk 9y ago
I live in a .zip code that spans eastern Emeryville and north Oakland and most web forms these days force correct my address to Emeryville and won’t let me change it to Oakland. As an engineer I get it, but damn if it isn’t annoying to not
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by malyk 9y ago
I just finished reading "Color of Law", which, while not the best formatted book, gives a really really good overview of the systematic, government led, programs designed and enforced explicitly against african americans from the
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by malyk 9y ago
Face ID works perfectly for me every time. Sunglasses, hoodie, beanie (the unibomer look, basically) and it works perfectly. The only annoyance is when it's laying flat on my desk and I want to turn on some music when it isn't cur
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by malyk 9y ago
You can create multiple profiles in an account.
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by malyk 9y ago
We use Sql Pro for Postgres. It's been great. https://macpostgresclient.com/
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by malyk 9y ago
Just for the other perspective... 1.) I’ve been running production apps on Heroku for 7 years and we’ve had about 3-4 hours of downtime total in that time with the exception of the major AWS outage a few years ago that was a full day. Maybe
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by malyk 9y ago
That sounds so...boring! Not only that, you are unlikely to advance far if you are relying on other people to tell you what to build.
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by malyk 9y ago
That's likely the reason for the skew. They are trying to retain engineers past the typical time on site.
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by malyk 9y ago
Coercion, basically. People need money to live. Some of them need money more desperately than others. Some are willing to work long hours under shitty conditions for almost anything. So, if you have 1 job, and 2 people need to work to surv
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by malyk 9y ago
My mastercard had the same feature sometime along the way that they advertised strongly to me on the website. I think I might have used it once, but it was too much of a hassle to log in to my account, generate the number, go back to the we
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by malyk 9y ago
That does not follow at all. What it says is "there may be nearly infinite demand for high cost housing in the mission".
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by malyk 9y ago
I charge my gen 1 Apple Watch for ~45 minutes before bed every night and in a year and a half have only run out of battery during the day twice. I use it for sleep tracking every night. The watch charges so quickly that dropping on the char
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by malyk 9y ago
Which they can probably pretty accurately say it is causing rent increases, albeit not directly. It goes something like this: 1.) New housing starts to get built 2.) The new residents demand safer/cleaner streets or just higher quality
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by malyk 9y ago
Somewhere between 150 and 180 seems reasonable. So you should negotiate up, but don't be surprised if they won't go all the way to 175.
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by malyk 9y ago
This one is a killer. When I talk to candidates in an interview we do a 30ish minute problem and then you get 30 minutes time to ask anything you can think of with your potential boss. So many people have no questions. You really don't
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by malyk 9y ago
Agreed. Every single time I've ever looked at a github profile for a candidate they've had 1 or 2 original repositories that are as bare bones as possible and 18 forked repositories so it "looks" to the untrained eye (i&

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