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by pengaru 8mo ago
Don't underestimate the importance of timing, for both the company you're applying at and the industry/economy as a whole. As they say, you can't get blood from a turnip. Writing this comment reminded me of a personal ex
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by pengaru 8mo ago
> kids have freedom to go outside, good friends with lots of neighbors and parents, my social life is busier than it was when i didn’t have kids Don't have kids myself, but this aspect seems incredibly obvious just reflecting on my
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by pengaru 8mo ago
s/cube/square/
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by pengaru 8mo ago
I suspect the positive effects of consuming nutritious forms of fish-centric meals has as much to do with what you're _not_ eating in those meals as contents like omega-3s. There's a bunch of less harmful stuff you can fill your d
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by pengaru 8mo ago
now we get to watch an entire generation of clowns who struggled to create anything at all learn the need for self-discipline in the face of newly accessible NIH traps
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by pengaru 8mo ago
For quite some time even games technically written in C++ were more appropriately described as C compiled by a C++ toolchain with a minimum of actual C++ syntax - more like C with classes.
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by pengaru 8mo ago
It's no coincidence HN is hosted by a VC. VC-backed tech is all about boom-bust hype cycles analogous to the lever pull of a giant slot machine.
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by pengaru 8mo ago
Sounds like you're experiencing an "agentic moment".
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by pengaru 8mo ago
ffs https://techcrunch.com/2025/02/27/ibm-closes-6-4b-hashicorp-...
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by pengaru 8mo ago
My father worked concrete construction and stayed relatively fit from all the activity, but his skin was trashed from all the UV and he smoked into his 50s. I've never met a person with more wrecked hands since. It was like shaking h
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by pengaru 8mo ago
thank you closes tab
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by pengaru 9mo ago
> And it will be 100% the kids fault, but the headlines will look terrible. I wouldn't be so certain on the fault front. I share the SF streets with Waymos on the daily, and they are extremely far from perfect drivers.
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by pengaru 9mo ago
I'm genuinely concerned not finding my handle in the leaderboard will subconsciously have me believing I don't have an HN problem.
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by pengaru 9mo ago
References to his books should carry a warning - something to the effect of: "may inspire circuitous road trips involving many stops dangerously examining road-cuts on busy interstate highways"
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by pengaru 9mo ago
> I breathe in smoke every day through the copious amount of weed I smoke It shows.
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by pengaru 9mo ago
In my teens I ran a combination ipmasq(NAT, this was back when we called it ip masquerading) firewall and dial-up POP for my girlfriend at the time off a scrap 386 motherboard some ISA NICs and a 3.5" 1.44MB floppy drive. It was packe
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by pengaru 9mo ago
Dad for scale
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by pengaru 9mo ago
In recent weeks I've found myself driving in downtown SF congestion more than usual, and observed Waymos doing totally absurd things on multiple occasions. The main saving grace is they all occurred at low enough speeds that the conseq
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by pengaru 9mo ago
Off-topic but curious if you experience this issue my Librem5 exhibits - I use my L5 mostly just to play mp3s. Regardless of being powered over usb-c or running on battery, it frequently has audio blips reminiscent of some old laptops brie
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by pengaru 9mo ago
> A year or so ago, I fed my wife's blood work results into chatgpt Why would you consult a known bullshit generator for anything this important?
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by pengaru 9mo ago
This "knowledge source" sponsored by $influence...
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by pengaru 9mo ago
What happened to Jitsi?
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by pengaru 9mo ago
I need a time machine.
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by pengaru 9mo ago
Glad I didn't give these people any of my hard earned dollars.
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by pengaru 9mo ago
How is this not an instance of "perfect is the enemy of good enough?"?
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by pengaru 9mo ago
Some people drive to their jobs, some people climb shit as their jobs... where's the problem?
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by pengaru 9mo ago
It will never cease to drive me batty every time I try find a metric fastener for an automotive purpose at a local hardware store. There are many reasons I can find for leaving the US, but engaging in DIY projects utilizing local suppliers
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by pengaru 9mo ago
made me wonder if that's why the adjacent strait is called racoon strait, but apparently not (HMS Racoon) https://angelisland.org/history/ayala-cove/
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by pengaru 9mo ago
It's your IP address, you're leeching too much without using the prescribed player. After some time it'll start working again. I bet if you go to the web site it will ask you to log in to prove you're not a bot, if you
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by pengaru 9mo ago
> Are Greenlanders paid by Denmark to live there in order to keep some sort of minimum population? Where were you educated?

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