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by marktani 6y ago
> It's just a little annoying thing that bugs you until you do what they want. Ah, cool then.
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Artificial Intelligence Startup Labelbox Closes $25M in Series B Funding(globenewswire.com)
1 points by marktani 7y ago|0 comments
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by marktani 7y ago
These two belong together: https://xkcd.com/221/ Also really interesting to think about that you shared a comic that's almost 20 years old. Where did time go?
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by marktani 7y ago
Wow, your question led to some Wikipedia research on my end, and I found this: 'In particular, the popular claim "every string of numbers eventually occurs in π" has not been proven.' I think I claimed this before. Oops!
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by marktani 7y ago
> In the long run the non-release repository states don't matter that much either That's not true. Many a times I needed to comb through old commits for debugging purposes. Also, with multi-branch development, you often have ma
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by marktani 7y ago
How many HN readers read about OR before? Haven't read the blog post yet but it seems like a nice way to refresh my knowledge from some obscure lecture I attended about it ~5 years ago ;)
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by marktani 7y ago
For me, Wikipedia, Twitter, Facebook all are down or show abnormally long loading times.
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by marktani 7y ago
What goals are more desirable to you than happiness?
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by marktani 7y ago
Did you mean to say in his native tongue? There are way more English-speakers than native English-speakers.
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by marktani 7y ago
You don't have to leave to influence, being on the inside often gives you better access, knowledge and opportunity to influence change.
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by marktani 7y ago
Having a company culture where _everyone_ feels safe enough to speak up and being heard (instead of getting kicked out) is not democracy. It is smart and crucial, in my opinion. I am surprised that critizing something at a company equals be
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by marktani 7y ago
What is the meaning of being anti-intellectual and who are these anti-intellectuals you talk about?
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by marktani 7y ago
What do you mean by that?
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by marktani 7y ago
That's a very interesting approach. Do you have more data/anectodes etc. on your point: > By the way, for reasons I won't speculate on, this method (assume failure, which would you pick) turns out to be a pretty good way o
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by marktani 7y ago
Hopefully this provides a good intro to LLCs to you https://medium.com/@parissathena/what-the-hell-c-is-an-llc-l... Pariss is also talking about LLC on Twitter you might want to follow her
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by marktani 7y ago
From the article: [T]he jury focuses solely on games released in Germany within the past twelve months. From my understanding, a game needs to be available in a German edition prior to the end of March to be considered.
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Devblog – A dead simple blogging platform for developers by Hashnode(hashnode.com)
1 points by marktani 7y ago|0 comments
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by marktani 7y ago
payment processing fee = pay the payment provider (Stripe, PayPal, etc.) a cut from the payment in order to pay for their services = additional fee on top on payment processing fee to cover operational expenses, employee salaries etc.
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by marktani 7y ago
How do you distinguish (A) two random developers that met each other at several conferences over the years, have contributed to a few same projects and really like the efforts the other one is putting into their OSS project (B) two random d
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by marktani 7y ago
Perhaps you don't mind it, but it would be interesting to know more about GitHub's and Microsoft's thoughts/thought process on this topic.
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by marktani 7y ago
You're right I didn't read that passage at first glance. In a year, both donation matching and 0 fees may very well be gone.
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by marktani 7y ago
I support one project on Open Collective [1] on a monthly basis. They do take a cut from the money I donate to cover the credit card fees and their operational costs. GitHub Support does not take any fees and even matches donations... wow!
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GraphQL Trends in 2019(nilan.netlify.com)
3 points by marktani 7y ago|0 comments
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by marktani 7y ago
Have all your team members work 30h and the "not pulling their weight" argument is gone. Or if that is not sustainable/beneficial for other types of jobs than developer, only apply the 30h to your developer team. But do it co
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by marktani 7y ago
Balancing out a missing team member 12 times a year for one day vs. once a year for up to 16 days (12 days + 2 weekends with 2 days each) is much more justifiable for the employer.
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by marktani 7y ago
I think it's because 30 supposedly sounds/looks better than 32. 32 is 4x8 after all, so I imagine many "30h jobs" would turn out to be 32h. Example: https://wildbit.com/blog/2017/10/19&#x2F
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by marktani 7y ago
time to ask for a promotion!
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by marktani 7y ago
I agree with your last sentence, but the natural way to get to write great posts is to hone your skills writing dozens of ok posts first.
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The Power of Doubt(nilan.netlify.com)
1 points by marktani 7y ago|0 comments
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Bringing together the global GraphQL community(graphqlconf.org)
2 points by marktani 7y ago|0 comments

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