monknomo

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by monknomo 3y ago
How does the internship model work with more senior folks? I totally see it for entry level, but above that, I am fuzzier on how this would work
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think more aggressive use of probationary period, and more narrative interviews would probably work fine and be less stress on both sides of the hiring
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by monknomo 3y ago
I've done some work with salesforce integrations and from my perspective, the pain comes in when trying to keep a bi-directional link between data in the CRM and data in the custom backend systems. At least in my case, there is a desi
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by monknomo 3y ago
Nah, Samsung was substituting in a really good picture of the moon for people's regular moon pictures: https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/13/23637401/samsung-fake-moo...
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by monknomo 3y ago
to be perfectly honest, we can't really work safely with trans-uranic compounds, just look at rock mountain flats
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by monknomo 3y ago
When I was a kid (in upper elementary school, around the same time period), I remember gleefully making star wars web pages with starfield backgrounds and light saber horizontal rules, and I wonder if I used one of yours
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by monknomo 3y ago
I feel like the thing to do is to give whatever you are looking at in the showroom a pretty good shake, and to sit down on it hard. If it's creaky or loose at all there, it'll fall apart in no time at home
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by monknomo 3y ago
haha, I used to have a torchdown roof and I sympathize. Finding folks to do a similar style (with integral gutters and tarred gravel, etc.) was a bit challenging. Plenty of folks that'd put down some foam and shingles though
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by monknomo 3y ago
Don't you mean Nancy Reagan's astrologer was a pretty decent president?
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by monknomo 3y ago
Bureau of Land Management
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by monknomo 3y ago
I once met someone who lived in Seattle a couple years and said "Puget Sound" with a hard g
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by monknomo 3y ago
you know that the melting pot analogy is meant to say that we integrate immigrant cultures into "our" culture by both changing the immigrant culture and the dominant culture. The contents of the pot as a whole are less changed th
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by monknomo 3y ago
Thyroids can intermittently fail, or have one of the glands fail and the other make up for it (for a while). TSH isn't quite sufficient to catch everything, and one test alone won't necessarily catch everything.
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by monknomo 3y ago
I mean, inflammation markers are very common in mood disorders. The direction of causality is interesting to me. I tend to believe that there is a disease process somewhere we have not yet found that causes this inflammation, rather than
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by monknomo 3y ago
We are talking about apps and games on nokia phones; of those apps and games, snake was fine. Point to where I said snake was novel, or nokia invented snake
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by monknomo 3y ago
snake was fine
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by monknomo 3y ago
I had a similar experience when a co-worker passed. It was awkward, but I do hope the family felt something positive from seeing that a part of their loved one's life they don't normally see also cared for him.
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by monknomo 3y ago
In some ways it makes it worse, because your users will not understand that you aren't screwing up their transaction, it's Paypal. They'll just yell at you
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by monknomo 3y ago
I figure the difference in time in caring for children has something to do with transporting children around. Now, take the source with a grain of salt, but in the Ramona series one of the characters has swimming lessons at the YMCA, and th
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by monknomo 3y ago
Yeah, I don't think we should assume that, or rather, that assumption ought to be verified. The world changes, society changes, cultures change, and parenting is contextual in all of these.
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by monknomo 3y ago
yeah, where's the people that want to build a business that makes something or provides a service rather than build a business that provides a successful exit?
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by monknomo 3y ago
Yeah, that tracks. Wonder where the founders and hackers are hanging out these days
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by monknomo 3y ago
Blind, and to a lesser degree HN, seem to actively dislike IC-type workers, if not the work itself. I feel like this is a cultural shift for hn, and I'm curious about where it comes from
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by monknomo 3y ago
maybe I'm showing my rural roots here, but a privy is an outhouse. Of course, it also has the "secret" meaning, but...
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by monknomo 3y ago
those are bonkers and yet, when there is no bike lane, it's usually even worse
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by monknomo 3y ago
Same, except I wanted more m-tron. Put space rocks in a box, lift it up with a magnet, fly off. Great fun! Heck, my kindergarten daughter likes that formula. I'm pretty sure there is a marketable business somewhere in there, but may
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by monknomo 3y ago
love the snow space lego sets, I had that one too
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by monknomo 3y ago
a 2 mile deathstar gives you the chance to flip this around - get space for your home in a big lego set
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by monknomo 3y ago
Me too, though mine is getting on towards too threadbare to wear in public
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by monknomo 3y ago
I have enjoyed using windowbuilder and formdev when I need a desktop gui

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