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by mylons 4y ago
how does another platform help you evade copilot? wouldn’t a “lower” platform have to pursue legal routes that are very unpalatable for those lacking deep pockets and legal expertise?
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by mylons 4y ago
awesome feedback. thanks a lot. I don't disagree about project vs hourly billing either, but it's such a routine debate and sadly very common that clients _want_ hourly. In the last few contracts I've had, I've only been
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by mylons 4y ago
do you think a full date is required or is just a year good enough? what about a contract end date?
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by mylons 4y ago
love the style! and thanks for the data. i love sites like these. the more data in the hands of working people the better!
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Show HN: A Levels.fyi for Contracting/Freelancing(hourly.fyi)
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by mylons 4y ago
Madonna y Bambino. you’ll sound like a renaissance pro if you adopt that phrase.
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by mylons 4y ago
then why isn't construction automated? i think if your company's processes are so specialized and nuance, you should really take a step back and ask if they should be.
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by mylons 4y ago
isn’t this just stable diffusion emitting vector images? it honestly seems like a way to harvest emails more than anything.
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by mylons 4y ago
why do you need that for meaningful work? anyhow, github codespaces is usable on the ipad. i've done billable hours while traveling on my ipad, as long as the internet is good.
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by mylons 4y ago
fantastic. i’ve been on that path for the last year. it’s odd and very different. it feels like there’s an actual fog of war now. things to discover and be curious about.
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by mylons 4y ago
I think people put way too much focus on growth. Trying to scale the corporate ladder is really starting to seem like getting a PhD and trying to be a professor. There aren’t enough director or C level jobs for everyone, but most of us are
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by mylons 4y ago
if it's not illegal to acquire the data, then this is the app store likely getting a call from AA and shutting you down. meanwhile, if you're this Jeff guy, you can submit a request to apple or google and get an email response day
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by mylons 4y ago
sadly waiting on the EU to dismantle app store monopolies via regulation.
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by mylons 4y ago
agreed. that’s why i said if you want to avoid pain. i think for a job it’s fine most of the time.
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by mylons 4y ago
putting the face on to placate the egos of management is extraordinarily difficult if you’re interested in uncomplicated versions of right and wrong.
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by mylons 4y ago
Aristotle wrote quite a bit on this subject. Check out Nicomachean Ethics for a nice dry read. I think Aristotle would say that since a job is ultimately not in your control and you can be fired for reasons out of your control, you must com
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by mylons 4y ago
which part is clever
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by mylons 4y ago
Julia Child didn’t even learn to cook until she was 39. And it was quite a journey from there before she had her famous show and career.
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by mylons 4y ago
sure is bud: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33085649 i’d love to see any substantive comment from you though
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by mylons 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33085649 where’s your evidence to the contrary?
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by mylons 4y ago
i’ve worked with people like you in the past. they all write books for their language now. none of them correct. it’s almost never the language that holds you back. it’s the organization and it’s priorities. an easy example is instagram and
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by mylons 4y ago
just think critically about how arrogant you are: https://twitter.com/andrewlbeaton/status/1577380022788169728 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33085649 what analysis have you published public
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by mylons 4y ago
the burden is on you, now: https://twitter.com/andrewlbeaton/status/1577380022788169728 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33085649 but i’m sure you have quite literally nothing to refute this w
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by mylons 4y ago
here you go: https://twitter.com/andrewlbeaton/status/1577380022788169728 i’m sure you’ll find fault with it as yet another arm chair expert
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by mylons 4y ago
love the substance in your comment
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by mylons 4y ago
re-iterating what onion2k said, hard pass on building a company around an esoteric language. enjoy attempting to hire people to work on this. best case you get an eager programmer wanting to learn the language. worst case you get zero exper
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by mylons 4y ago
the entire javascript ecosystem
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by mylons 4y ago
i mentioned a slew of ways she could be cheating. all you’re doing is begging for hard evidence without being able to defend or rationalize what happened. this isn’t a court of law. there’s no presumption of innocence. your responses indica
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by mylons 4y ago
how do you defend Hans, then? you’re just doubting what i’m saying without substance
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by mylons 4y ago
lol. you’ve made it clear you’re not capable of evaluating the situation.

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