ohdannyboy

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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
Zoom is the standard tool I've seen therapists use. I wonder if they use a hippa compliant vl variant.
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
+1 for Mentour, being a commercial pilot himself his insights are fantastic.
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
I don't follow the logic here. So you are assuming that Koreans are already celebrating something that hasn't been peer-reviewed as a great "Korean" achievement that is getting international recognition?
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
I was an active member when GameSpot merged then took over (my account missed the LUE cutoff by less than a year, if you know you know). It was something the owner promised would never happen, and then he repeatedly said it would never go f
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
I was an employee of a contracting company so I was being taxed like an employee.
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
There's no perfect way to compare. The hourly job was a contract so no PTO, holidays, benefits, ect but also zero overtime. The way I laid it out valued the offer at a $165k equivalent salary at the job I was leaving.
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
The biggest raise I ever got was by accident. I was making $105k and knew I was underpaid but no raise was coming so I started looking around. I told a recruiter I was looking for "upwards of 120" and got the response "that&#
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
And replace them with what? Direct payment options?
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
What a strange story. The worlds most successful art thief did it not for profit or prestige, but apparent mental illness (compulsion). He was only caught because he was spotted, escaped but returned 2 days later to finish the job. He got 3
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
This is a very naive take on that duty. Executives have enormous leeway in deciding what is best for their shareholders. The idea that they are bound to every lousy "makes a penny today damn the consequences" decision put in front
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
Culture has changed a lot since we were kids. Online communication is integral, disturbingly so since covid. They'll still hang out, but less than we did and they'll miss a lot since everyone except them was part of the online com
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by ohdannyboy 3y ago
Any port in a storm, as the saying goes. It's a US enemy or a US prison.
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I totally understand looking for graduates that know SQL for certain positions, but it is a specialty not taught in any core class. You can absolutely know CS and entire areas of programming without it. I used SQL all the time in web dev bu
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
Databases, network programming and concurrency (beyond basic constructs like mutexes) are not fundamental. SQL is certainly not fundamental to the major, that's a specialty only needed by a small percent of programmers. I would suggest
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
Or the VC companies that lent the money would pool resources and have one person handle a few smaller businesses using similar procedures to mitigate risk. Helping manage growth is part of what these companies are supposed to do and you&#x2
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I made the mistake of doing this once and never again. I ended up deferring almost $20k into stock that never became worth anything. The company went under and I was so low on the list of people getting paid that I got literally $0.
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
The company I work for only said our next payroll is safe. The rest of the statement was wordy without saying much which is a pretty big red flag to me. Here's hoping we didn't lose the entire extension round we just raised.
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I'm not particularly art savvy but I live in a major city and like museums. I have definitely seen modern pieces that I like and are actually though provoking so I'm not trying to say that all modern art is crap (although some of
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
These are great platitudes, and as a fellow human I like the idea that only we can create "real" art, but I don't know how to justify that idea. I have no chip on my shoulder about art, it's not part of my identity at al
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
If you're in the US start from your insurance provider. Most insurance has directories of in network people. Psychology Today also has a very good index of therapists. If you're uninsured need based discounts are common. Most ther
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
FWIW I don't mind being asked questions. As I have grown I've tended towards being a technical specialist over a manager and part of that is being a resource. I'm also very good with Git, GDB and Linux so I end up as the go-t
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
Trust can be built by working. Do you meet deadlines, not require me to rewrite your code on review and know your stuff? Great, we'll have a strong working relationship after a month of that. Conversely, you can be the best Among Us pl
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I have a very busy social life (so this isn't me being a introvert) and hate forced recreation with coworkers. I don't hate them, but we're not friends either and I have stuff to do. My guess is that management pushes this fo
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I really wonder how this is going to play out in the auto industry. Adobe can get away away with a lot because a number of their products, namely Photoshop, has no real competition. I would rather have Photoshop from 2005 than today's
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
Im pretty new to interviewing so I appreciate the feedback. I think I'm dong OK with respect to that but I'll make sure not to assume my own expertise are trivial.
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I'm currently doing interviews for a senior firmware dev position and was stunned by this. Today I talked to a guy who couldn't tell me what an interrupt was in any technical detail. His coding was worse than a first year college
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by ohdannyboy 4y ago
I think this article makes a far better case than the college hyperbole of "once you invoke undefined behavior it is allowed to format your drive and kill your cat." As chance would have it, I am actually arguing with another team
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by ohdannyboy 5y ago
I have mixed feelings about this. After college I basically tried that by moving from Chicago to Boulder CO. Restructuring my life around the very different area helped (in particular I lost a lot of weight), but my problems all followed me
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by ohdannyboy 5y ago
This reminds me of the South Park where the kids had to become skilled at baseball in order to lose the game and go home sooner. The instructions are basically to be an incompetent manger at middle levels, inefficient bureaucrat high levels
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by ohdannyboy 5y ago
I don't know a single old smoker who thinks that. My grandfather, great uncle and others acknowledged their shitty older years were their own damn fault but they urged me to never start. There was no "make a choice" or "

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