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by ngngngng 6y ago
> most households need two working parents just to survive. Only because we created a world where every household had two working parents.
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Ask HN: How do I migrate my team to less meetings and more asynch communication?
2 points by ngngngng 7y ago|3 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
They always have someone approving them. A college near me always posts pictures tagged with #builtbyBYU and I always post the dude standing in his bathroom mirror saying "Hi welcome to Chili's" with that tag but it never mak
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by ngngngng 7y ago
You'd be surprised. Whenever my helm snap updates it breaks all the authentication I previously set up. And I get a weird error. That's not me needing fine grained control. It's just snaps being awful.
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Ask HN: Stategies for teaching when the primary goal is to hold interest?
1 points by ngngngng 7y ago|1 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Nitpick, but it's not Golang. It's Go.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Several Utah startups have had layoffs due to COVID, not sure about the numbers for most of these though. Rainfocus Domo: 10% of workforce Vivint Smart Home HireVue Divvy employees have been told that layoffs are inevitable. No whispers yet
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by ngngngng 7y ago
:)
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Incredible, with that much money, they could have given every American a million dollars a month, and still have a lot left over. I feel like a million dollars could help a lot of families right now.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
This was in California. I had to take a science class but there were many options and I just took other things besides chemistry.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I completely agree. IDEs obscure the behavior of tools and languages. It's the last thing a student needs. I've been talking for a while about writing a course that teaches programming in 2 or 3 languages side by side to basically
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Finland
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I've never learned a bit of Chemistry. I assume there are formulas to determine how substrates and reagents will react with each other? And the process chemists understand these formulas better than most? Apologies for the assumptions
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by ngngngng 7y ago
> Of course, all the desirable land is taken and expensive because you'll have to convince someone else to give up its use to you. This is also crucial to the point I'm trying to make. Everything is already owned by somebody. S
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by ngngngng 7y ago
> If indeed our lives were better back when we lived in roving bands, would it be wise to consider how we might revive aspects of our deep past? This pings something about modern existence that bothers me. If you want stop participating
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Is that all of Dark Sky's value proposition? They take a beastly API and repackage it into something pleasant?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
What a shame. Dark Sky was the best option for me. I live in a small town that shares a zip code with a larger neighboring town. Most weather apps report the weather of the neighboring town, the big problem with that is that I live 2000 fee
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I'm excited to give this a shot, but I've heard this promise many times before.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I had a rich roommate that once remarked that "most people make more than $400k a year." He had made it to college and believed that most people lived in a literal 1% salary.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Grateful for the wikipedia contributors putting this together so fast and well. As a side note. I know a significant amount of people (relatives and friends) that truly think this event is a big "liberal conspiracy" to stop Trumps
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Latter-day Saints suspend all gatherings worldwide, including worship(nytimes.com)
1 points by ngngngng 7y ago|1 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
We definitely need to fix a lot in this country, but then the only people that have ideas on how to fix things also want to tax options at vest or do any number of other insane things that will completely out weigh the good changes.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I've never had such a steady stream of seemingly conflicting data before.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
So should I wait a week and then refinance my houses?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I was perfectly capable, but my parents weren't willing to let me transport myself anywhere until I was 18, then I was allowed to take the bus and I got a car. I'm determined to let my toddler be independent as he grows, but when
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I have only ever voted third party. But they continue to not get any traction and I feel more and more that my time would be better spent almost literally anywhere besides trying to be involved in politics.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I mean I didn't like any of the alternatives either. There's only two teams and I don't like them. What do I do?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
It's because of the golden rule. He who has the gold, makes the rules.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
That's fair. My Dad always taught me that life is a series of distractions. A few years ago when I was single and college age I would always approach him with opportunities to change my major or accept some cool job. He'd never te
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by ngngngng 7y ago
> I personally suspect it's an attempt to "sell" the religion You can think whatever you want. It's a quote that I enjoy that came to mind while reading the parent comment. I was going to leave the name out because in

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