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by ngngngng 6y ago
By the definition you'll find around here, yes. The word has an increasingly flexible definition though.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
"How can you tell if someone is Vegan" applies pretty well here.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I think they're literally just prioritizing by how many firefox users they have on each platform.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Very excited to pay for this on Linux
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by ngngngng 6y ago
He has some really nice looking forearms though.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I could go for 12 BTC right about now
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Interesting design choice to make a giant header video and start it off with just watching a dudes butt as he walks into a room.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I deleted my Linkedin about a month ago and have also seen a sharp decline in recruiter interest.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
And that's the worst part about the take home assignments, all the people you're competing with are claiming they did it within the time limit when they're really taking far longer to make it perfect.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
This is an accurate view of take home assignments. Most of the take home assignments I've done were "supposed" to take 5 hours. Most of them too around 20. The worst take home assignment I ever had was an extremely tricky bra
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by ngngngng 6y ago
The trick with George Washington is he was the only president in the history of the United States that didn't want to run the country. Virtually everyone wanted him to lead after the war, and he obliged. This is perhaps a sort of tyran
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by ngngngng 6y ago
That's a funny comparison to demo days early in my career. The company I worked at had too much upper management that would hijack dev teams to make "cool" features constantly. We only had to make something good enough to app
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by ngngngng 6y ago
A well known religious University near me just started offering "in person" (wink wink) classes where attendance would not be taken. I was proud to see it.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
So I should start collecting pennies then, yes? 500% returns you say?
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I'm not actually a listener, I might watch a clip from a guest I'm interested in once in a great while. But I've never listened to an entire episode. I don't like the lack of structure in his interviews, and I don't
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by ngngngng 6y ago
He just entered into a multi year deal with Spotify for 100 million dollars. For his little podcast where he has casual conversations with random people.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Completely disagree. And I think Joe Rogan's podcast is the perfect example of how the market is suggesting exactly what you replied to. "Normal Americans" don't read the NYT anymore, or WSJ, or the Post, they listen to
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Ask HN: What are some fun projects I can do to justify my too powerful computer?
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by ngngngng 6y ago
> underrepresented minorities To paraphrase Brene Brown, any conversation on privilege that excludes class is bullshit. The ability to be unlikable without it ruining your life (never mind using it to your advantage) is largely a privile
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by ngngngng 6y ago
> It turns out, people NEED food. Really, it's remarkable. And they'll actually pay dollars for food that you've grown, so that they can then eat it, because otherwise they'll die.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I would love to add more hats to my wardrobe. But I can't shake the thought that a man in a hat that's not a baseball cap just looks like he's trying too hard.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I'm quite young, and have gone from a minimum wage service worker to a well paid software engineer in a relatively short time. A couple years ago I remarked to my dad that it seemed the more I was paid, the less stressful my work was.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Why do we have to throw $100B at everything? Just repeal the state limits on Municipal networks and let it ride.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I believe the FCC has to approve internet prices already, so they wouldn't be able to just arbitrarily inflate the price. edit: Obviously I was mistaken, oops
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by ngngngng 6y ago
We're certainly witnessing a religion. Just one without mercy, repentance, or atonement.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I argued with a family member about this just the other day. She was trying to get a faculty member at a local university fired for saying something offensive on Twitter. I asked her what happens after we get him fired? Can he earn back the
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I like buying new tech, and I used to be into fun quirky ways to get around. The Segway was just too expensive without enough benefit. I guess I've never lived close enough to work to consider walking, but that seems to be the main app
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by ngngngng 6y ago
Just go dell or thinkpad, you'll get your wish list no problem. I'm on a ThinkPad x1 Carbon and Pop! OS. I would recommend fedora though. I'm too lazy to switch but everything just works on fedora better than any other dist
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by ngngngng 6y ago
To be fair, that's only 6 months of the year. The other 6 months it's comfortable outside. I'd rather go outside when it's cold than hot, so Seattle suits me better, but that comes down to personal preference.
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by ngngngng 6y ago
I wish Facebook didn't exist. The sad truth is that if I delete my Facebook there are a couple hundred people I would never hear from again. Countless community events I would never be invited to because Facebook is all anyone uses to

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