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by marto1 5y ago
Now realize a lot of people just..kept watching. Scary stuff.
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To be honest even the back office ones are paid at least a bit better. Although much duller from what I know from friends.
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by marto1 5y ago
For me it's more about skin in the game. What happens to Musk and friends when his car catches fire by itself and kills the people inside ? Not much, it seems. So "the people" do have a point and it's not so much that th
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by marto1 5y ago
It feels to me like you're somewhat missing the issue. You have a lack of trust issue due to your self proclaimed reclusiveness. Begin outside of your work. This will help drop the inherent fear of material security. Take a look at you
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by marto1 5y ago
had no idea people have that much trouble with the new UI. Looks quite alright to me, although I did lose compatibility for 2 plugins so that was a pain in the butt.
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While I do get the point, I feel like this works only for people having regular jobs, e.g. being paid for their time. If you're a researcher for example bashing at that hard(but often popular) thing will probably yield little to no res
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by marto1 5y ago
Don't really use it for trading, but TradingView has top notch charting and their screener ain't half bad either.
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by marto1 5y ago
it's not really a conscious thing for me. But I can definitely feel it when it happens. Hope I'm not the only one.
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most probably not really. Sane founder/s in a good market is a much better bet.
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*will lead to a real war. Actually now that I think about it, it might have already happened.
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There is quite a serious problem with letting people choose - financial overhead. If we go back to pre-2020 the systems that needed to be maintained, e.g. office space, pipes, parking, etc. was a done deal. Since 2020 the lines are quite a
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by marto1 5y ago
There is definitely a lack of trust going on in a lot of places. There is also the question of building relationships. Ask any sales person if he/she thinks warming up a relationship is easier face-to-face or from a distance. Then ther
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and we all cheer him on, right !?
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a variation of the classic "we love markets, but shut them down if they don't work in our favor".
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> break up pedophilia, sex, and drug-trafficking rings, locate missing > and kidnapped children, locate survivors trapped under collapsed > buildings, and protect airspace against disruptive penetration by > dangerous drones. We
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I believe we are unfortunately at the “have backups” stage still civilizationally.
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Really cool and smooth! One killer feature here will be auto translating to pandas for people to copy over snippets to their Jupyter notebooks. You don't want to know how many times I've been asked to do exactly that. Other than t
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by marto1 5y ago
Any good enterprise offering grows to fill it's target department yearly budget or gets overtaken by one that does - enterprise sales physics..or something like that.
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by marto1 5y ago
> are huge moneymakers as a ticket to working in the US. Not just the US. Most countries in Europe offer international master degrees in english that serve the exact same purpose.
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by marto1 5y ago
You'd be surprised: https://www.foaas.com/
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by marto1 5y ago
One reason is lack of skin in the game. Another is since the Web is perceived as a world different from ours people can choose to act out different parts of their personality to (mostly) vent off. Then there are also bots. These are awful,
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by marto1 5y ago
You need social proof. One way can be to partner up with a high velocity VC. This might be a lot of work and probably strings attached. Another could be partnering with HR hiring companies. In all cases you'll need to have a somewhat e
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by marto1 5y ago
It's seriously impressive how much css3 can do. I opened that one https://codepen.io/claudio_bonfati/pen/mdryxPv with the expectation there's going to be a good chunk of javascript in there, but nope. Pu
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by marto1 5y ago
Any particular reason to go for github instead of gitlab ?
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by marto1 5y ago
Really cool to not have the available work behind a login-wall. Feels like a very powerful idea, but site still feels kinda empty. Have you thought about partnering with other platforms to seed it with more work ads ?
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by marto1 5y ago
Ripgrep is really the one that stood out for me. It feels substantially faster to use and does seem to do sane things more often than grep. Would recommend anyone to try it.
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Decentralize so you won't have to beg your master to cut you some slack. Anything else is just talk imho.
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I'm probably getting a lot of shit for this, but "intensive meditation" sounds exactly like something that Americans might come up with as they lack time for actual meditation.
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PS. Yes - it's free of any minix code, and it has a multi-threaded fs. It is NOT portable (uses 386 task switching etc), and it probably never will support anything other than AT-harddisks, as that's all I have :-(. — Linus T
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While I fully support you and want to tell you to keep going, I can easily see how this will go nowhere with the Hacker News community. Reason being tech is mostly about centralization nowadays and screwing over your neighbor in various not

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