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max_effort
6y ago
+1 I loved using Nano for a long time before I picked up Vim. I don’t get the elitism either, Nano is a great editor.
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max_effort
6y ago
I've heard of the SKU problem that e-commerce stores have to face with their vendors. Would you mind if I contacted you to learn more about it?
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6y ago
Sorry for the delayed reply. I'm getting the sense that your network is the most important source of steady work. Second to that would be having a niche skill. Is that accurate?
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6y ago
Sorry for the delayed reply. I actually graduated from an ABET-accredited engineering program. I was looking for something more along the lines of "learning how to learn". For example, a scientific analysis attempting to break dow
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> • Company saves money by not having to pay for managed cloud products if they don't want to In some cases, the cost of a managed cloud product may be cheaper than the cost of training your engineers to work with K8s. It just depen
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6y ago
> k8s is popular because Docker solved a real problem and Compose didn’t move fast enough to solve orchestration problem. It’s a second order effect; the important thing is Docker’s popularity. I introduced K8s to our company back in 201
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6y ago
Can I ask about how you made the switch to contracting? I also look at contracting jobs but most ads only seem to want full-time staff.
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6y ago
> Beyond that, a solid understanding of scientific approaches to understanding is the second most important. Are there any good resources for learning more about this?
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7y ago
> There was another tech that allowed you to get two turns (for each the enemy had). Time Warp Facilitator. I installed it on each of my Doom Stars, along with a Stellar Converter that could vaporize pretty much any ship with one shot. O
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7y ago
It's great to hear that you quit drinking. I quit for my own reasons and I'm approaching 2 years now. Keep going, it gets easier! :-)
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7y ago
I worked a consulting gig with a 60yo who had just learned Objective-C so he could do mobile work. This was in 2013. I guess if it’s a seed round company with a 22yo founder they might have some bias. But the rest of the world absolutely ne
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Ask HN: Does anyone need help migrating to Python 3?
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7y ago
I’m the same age, with the same questions, and the same uncertainty. So you’re not alone. Maybe it has to do with the growing realization that we don’t have unlimited time? I’m not sure. The premise of your movie looks fun. Where can I watc
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7y ago
Fair point. I have quite a few code samples from libraries I've developed which I can provide. I just wanted to get some insight into the ambiguous criteria for "best".
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“Show us a code sample”
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I used to volunteer at a senior community center in NYC and I've tried to do it in a few other locations. If you offer to help in a non-specific way, you likely won't hear back. There may also be liability issues they want to avoi