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by ngngngng 7y ago
“I am so thoroughly convinced that if we don’t set goals in our life and learn how to master the techniques of living to reach our goals, we can reach a ripe old age and look back on our life only to see that we reached but a small part of
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Ask HN: How to solve remote engineers appearing lazy to other departments?
22 points by ngngngng 7y ago|10 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
While we're on the subject, is Signal still the best way for me to communicate privately? I've got all the people I communicate with daily using it now, and I feel relatively confident that the communications are private. Are they
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Ask HN: Is there a way for me to pay to get specific Linux issues fixed?
2 points by ngngngng 7y ago|2 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
My dude, you've obviously spent hours on hacker news trying to defend your belief system (or lack thereof). Just let it be, if you don't want to be Mormon anymore, then don't. Your inability to live with your decisions is pai
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Mormons and Startups in Utah(marker.medium.com)
2 points by ngngngng 7y ago|0 comments
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Paul Graham?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I've experienced the same. Breath of the Wild and Red Dead Redemption 2 are the only recent games that got any notable amount of playtime from me. I still buy many games once they get down to $5-$10. God of War and Spiderman were my mo
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Why don't companies go in with something akin to an NDA saying you can't use any of this information to directly compete with us for x years? Seems like this would be standard if it's common practice to steal businesses while
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by ngngngng 7y ago
My lower class upbringing is showing, is that what an investment bank does?
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by ngngngng 7y ago
There's got to be a business in here somewhere. A company that acts as a middleman that sorts through all your financials for you, does all the communicating, drafts all legal paperwork and just gives you quick regular updates through
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I was reading the other day that typically mass shootings happen during a recession, and right now is a confusing time because the economy is supposedly doing fantastic, yet we keep having mass shootings. Could this have to do with the moun
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by ngngngng 7y ago
This proves nothing. Both candidates raised outstanding amounts of money. Without that, neither of them would have had a chance. Also, it's a completely different ball game talking about which laws get passed vs which candidate gets el
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Austen seems to be working exceptionally hard to get around the fact that they're operating illegally in CA. California laws are often garbage (overbearing, ill conceived, whatever) but damn is it frustrating to see so many vulnerable
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I would love a dumb phone, except then I lose my ability to make encrypted calls and texts. Can't stand uncle sam being able to read anything I text my wife at any time of the day.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
There's not ample evidence to support that he was a con-man. > Claims that Joseph was a "juggler," or "conjurer" were a common 19th century method of dismissing his prophetic claims via ad hominem. Modern-day cla
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by ngngngng 7y ago
No doubt, but without the "crazy stuff" there isn't enough of a reason for people to commit to building communities like this. That crazy stuff makes introverted, socially anxious me shoot off a text to some random neighbor 2
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by ngngngng 7y ago
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or as we're often known, Mormons. There's a mens group and a womens group, and the leaders of each of these groups make the assignments and then hear reports on how everyone's
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Shout out to religion here. Everyone in my faith is assigned one or two people to "minister" to and everyone also has someone ministering to them. Instant friends. And no need for the elderly to be completely alone and have to tur
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Unpopular opinion, writing Go is faster than Python. With the compiler, strong typing, and no versioning hell, I'm much more productive in Go. Whenever I use python I run into problems with versions and dependencies. And the whole comm
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I guess Salt Lake City must be too small to count. Or not qualify on some other metric. All the light rail trains in the city are free, but once you get outside of a certain region there is a charge.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I love this article, and I've experienced parenthood quite similar to Paul (I have an 11 month old), but I disagree with his statements on ambition, maybe it's because he was so full of ambition and success prior to having childre
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by ngngngng 7y ago
There's exceptionally few things I wouldn't do for enough money to retire and take care of my family comfortably for the rest of our lives. I assume a lot of people think like that.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Good on Germany, shame about the free speech though.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I see Knack on this list, shame there's no Knack 2. That was a masterpiece.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Answered in another comment in the same thread. Poor != dirty And screw anyone that says otherwise.
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Exactly. I hate all these comments about how if we pay people for blood then we'll get "dirty blood". Poor != dirty
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by ngngngng 7y ago
I fed myself in college off plasma donation money. It paid about $100 a week. You could only donate twice per week, and the majority of the pay came on your second donation each week. It took just over an hour to donate each time, close to
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Love this. I was just without internet for a few days last week, and as a bit of a "prepper" I couldn't help but think if long term disaster situations and what I would want to do for internet and communication in such an eve
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by ngngngng 7y ago
Yes the second thing. The CEO personally took that cash. Source: I worked with one of the cofounders of Imzy and he spilled all the tea, that's the best I got though.

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