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mkoryak
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I have family in Russia who currently works for an American agricultural equipment company. These moves do not bode well for them and it's a shame. I would be upset indeed if I lost my job not because of anything I did but because of a
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It must really suck for the developer who is trying to build something there. Oops, we need to stop construction for some indefinite amount of find while archeologists clean and move a giant section of the ground.
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I found one easy trick to make cars and pedestrians love me while a bike commute... I attached a fake pigeon to my helmet. Every commute was filled with smiles. Someone even made a spoof movie trailer about it once. I don't pigeonride
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As someone who has never built a wheel but as someone who has spent hundreds of dollars getting a wheel trued only to have it go out of true a month later, I can understand this price. It's easy to make (or buy) a shitty wheel, but if
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Nit: Send me to the US version of Amazon if I'm from the US.
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you must be young. "experts" "exchange" was a site like stackoverflow but created before SO and had horrible ads and that very unfortunate name.
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no thanks http://nftgift.info/redeem.html?yourname=l.&recipientname=lk...
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This is correct. Your resume should be exactly 1 page long, and have something that stands out (company worked for, open source contributions, volunteer work.. anything that makes it be different). If you have worked for decades, write &quo
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Having something that stands out on the resume will go a long way for you. A nice looking GitHub profile with some pinned repos with activity and a nice readme is what I would recommend. You can also find an existing project and contribute
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Look for a company where software is not their main focus. Get hired there by showing them some projects on GitHub. Don't have projects on GitHub? You can make those be there right now for free. You will also need to interview there. Y
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This is why I don't play video games, and it happens to be the same reason I have never tried cocaine. I don't know how kids these days can have access to games like these and still want to do anything else, like go outside, or do
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Does this mean that houses will finally become a bit more affordable in the US?
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But does this thing support making the website be entirely written in SVG?!
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This feels like a really bad idea with numerous pitfalls. I have a feeling that it may catch on just like tailwindjs did and have a massive following. One thing I noticed was that your page always has a horizontal scrollbar on chrome (maybe
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sounds like an image map. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma... very 1999 :)
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Reading that blog and not being familiar with winamp's history after winamp2 (which was the best), it felt like there is a good story there about "dro" and the current owners. Can someone point me to it?
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I am very proud of myself - I have never heard of any of these shows.
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I would be surprised if anyone gives you money. There are many other free puzzle websites that exist that have those same features and are free. One comes to mind that has multiplayer: https://jigsawpuzzles.io But good luck, and
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Thanks, I think I will
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> To see results and get the convenience of you.com, you’ll need to add the you.com Chrome extension. Close tab. This is a terrible first time user experience. I know that it is possible to show search results without a chrome extension.
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I remember how excited I was when I bought my usr 56k modem. I imaged how awesome it would be to download faster than 3.2k/s!! I plugged that bad boy in, and discovered that due to the phone lines in my area, I could now download at ab
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all kinds of shit
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I used to work across the hall from a startup called CloudHealth... just saying
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But individuals aren't high growth businesses with lobbyists
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That's weird. Edit: now I remember - I wrote a gm script to load multiple pages of results into a single page because I wanted to see 5 pages at a time. I can see why that looked like scraping.
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In that case, can you tell me why my account no longer exists? my username was 'mkoryak'. My account was created on Mon, Jul 18, 2016, 9:38 PM
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Washington Post and wall street journal both require subscription to read their stories. Assuming that most HN readers don't have them, how do these stories get voted up to the front page?
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I got one of those once. Had it for about 2 years and then they banned me without any explanation. How do I know they banned me? Because all profile related actions (login, logout etc) suddenly became a 404 for me and no results would be re
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maybe because this is hacker news and GPT-3 is cool.
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Like I said, all the reasons for removing jQuery are valid, but only in the context of the codebase where they are given. You wouldn't want to remove jQuery from an app that is used by IE9. People end up hearing the reasons and don
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