matt_the_bass

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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
My go to is Club D’Elf. 1/2 morrocan trance 1/2 jam band with an impressive lineup of guests. Hundreds of live shows with professional level recordings on archive.org.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I believe Dang sent me an email notifying me that he manually put it in that queue.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I posted once with little traction and Dang put my post in some sort of 2nd chance queue since I thought it deserved more traction. dang does a lot of work to curate this site. Thanks Dang!
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I think your 1U rack unit would still be something a lot of gigging musicians would want. You could probably add in a few other things to that space too.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
If on scuba this is trivial. I do it all the time for training.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Yeah. On my team the code writer “arbitrarily” assigns the code review to anyone else on the team with the intent of assigning to someone with domain experience related to the topic or who wants to get more familiar with it. Though one pers
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Oops! Thanks. Should be http://www.finewordclocks.com
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Thanks for the kind words!
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I like making things but I don’t like the diy aesthetic. So I make more refined “products”. One that I’ve turned into a side business is making highly crafted wordclocks[0]. I’ve only sold a few, but enough to cover the cost of a cnc and ot
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
My full time job is still traditional, but I’ve been wondering if my could turn my side project[0] making high end wordclocks into a full time gig. If I did that, I’d probably diversify my products to other tech-meets-art designs. [0] www.f
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
That’s not true. Many “rich” people are in debt yet they can vote. If I’m underwater on my mortgage and have negative net worth, I can still vote. What’s abhorrent is certain debts prohibit voting.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I’m sorry I don’t have a constructive comment. But I think this is GREAT!
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Ditto YNAB and minimalist shoes. I like my Merrill’s. But I think they look silly. I tried Xero first. They were great but Swedish quality. I’m thinking I’d trying Lems next.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Essentially just a Thin robust, Rubber sole. No padding, no shock absorbing. It’s pretty close to walking barefoot. I switched to minimalist shoes 3 years ago and it has dramatically improved my life.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I agree. OP, Use your cover letter to assuage potential fears of the hiring team. These could include: - show that this company is not just a temporary gap filler until you find a new CA job - provide evidence that you would stick around fo
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
- If you think you should ask the question, then you probably Already know the answer (questions that start with “should”, “do you think”, etc. - when in doubt, keep it out (tru for most things from cooking to sex to commentary)
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Do you have a reference you can share re: vit C?
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Thanks! I guess I just made a place that I’d want to work at. It turns out that f you hire smart people they just figure out what needs to get done. No sense in micromanaging them. On the other hand I only had limited experiences working at
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
A small company that’s not currently hiring (sorry). A small company is not for everyone. But I like it.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
We just let our employees do what they need to do. One of my colleagues was only working about 2 days a week due to kid duty for 3 months. We (as I. Company and colleague) didn’t really have a choice. That’s just life. We all know and unde
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Some ships also broadcast a false ais. Not generally legal, but it is done.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I just placed a hold on the first of that series.
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I recently took part in a 50 person conference. The convention we used was to keep camera off unless you had something to say. Then only turn the camera on when called upon by the moderator. It worked great!
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I just started it a few days ago. I’m really enjoying it. I thought cryptonomicon was his best work since it raised a lot of interesting societal questions “what’s the role of government if it can’t tax you (because all transactions are sec
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Ask HN: Anyone reading “Fall”, latest book from Neil Stephenson?
1 points by matt_the_bass 6y ago|5 comments
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
My side project is usually making high end wordclocks[1]. But I’ve been using those wood working tools to make wooden stands to make sneeze shields out of plexiglass sheets[2]. This started by my neighbor (a dentist) asking if I could help
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
The reason this is not the case is irs is prohibited from doing this. You can thank big lobbyists from Tax prep providers (intuit). I hate this. Talk to your congresspeople about this. I’m also a turbo tax customer. :(
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
Figure out a way to make money from a hobby. It’s not passive but it can be no net effort. I like to make wordclocks. I like the process of figuring out better manufacturing processes. Some people buy them. Win win situation. I don’t sell m
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Ask HN: Alternative to Google play music once they close?
9 points by matt_the_bass 6y ago|10 comments
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by matt_the_bass 6y ago
I am not a lawyer but I hold 6 patents With others pending. Yes, one can definitely file ones own patent. One can also build ones own mansion. Are you interested in building your own mansion? Have you practiced building your own mansion bef

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