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pjot
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My employers data seems to be accurate. Great work, fast search too. For the uninformed - what is the point of these sites? Do they serve as proxy for a more general wage database? I’m guessing there’s some disclosure law for h1b
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3y ago
Look again. Amazon is a tree, Apple is hub and spoke.
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3y ago
QR codes have certain zones that scanners look for. To determine orientation scanners look for “alignment markers”.
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3y ago
Take a look at Cue! https://cuelang.org/
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3y ago
You’ll never know my pain - or Galctus’s pain - you stupid, pathetic little product manager!
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3y ago
Well yeah, but Omega Star still doesn’t support fucking ISO timestamps like they said they would over a month ago. And so Galactus wont be able to find the Birthday Boy provider which mean WingMan wont know how to talk to anybody…
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3y ago
I made the c-suite SaaS metrics generator especially for those types of managers! https://github.com/patricktrainer/csuite-saas-metric-generat...
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3y ago
Does the May 3rd release use the 32k token model?
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3y ago
RSR is a new feature. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/manage-rapid-secu...
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3y ago
It’s called a slowly changing dimension. In this example, it’s a type-2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slowly_changing_dimension
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4y ago
The spinning dimension adds such an information dense layer to the sum of cubes examples - a fantastic display of what is good data visualization. Also, I’m quite jealous of your one letter domain.
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4y ago
At least in the US, over 80% of the population lives in an urban area - practically speaking, we’ve passed the mark.
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I think we’re already past that point. I can hardly see stars now given the amount of light pollution my city puts off. Little dots zipping around won’t change much.
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4y ago
In grad school we used a language called GAMS to model and solve linear, MIP, and other types of constraint type problems. It was really powerful, but equally a pain to write. Like others have already suggested, look into google’s ORtools l
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4y ago
The “save” button is generally still a floppy disk as well!
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For some the appeal _is_ the mechanics - it’s fun to build something and put it on the web even if it’s only for yourself.
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4y ago
I loved your post about the pelican! https://simonwillison.net/2020/May/21/dogsheep-photos/
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4y ago
This is great! How do you account for updates to a note? I’ve been building an archiver tool as well to convert notes into markdown and post to git using Apple Shortcuts. The interop between almost all iOS data formats (notes, safari, calen
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4y ago
lgtm. A global .gitignore is one of the first things I install on a new machine - and then I never think of it again. $ git config --global core.excludesfile ~/.gitignore
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4y ago
To your first point, `cmd + <right>` will accept the suggestion word by word.
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Hyundai’s are being stolen[0] left and right where I live. [0]: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hyundai-kia-p...
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4y ago
For when you need to mouse _really_ fast? Genuinely curious how more leverage would be beneficial
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4y ago
The speakers buzzing just before getting a SMS text is the closest I’ve gotten to predicting the future.
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Taking one of Tufte’s classes was such a great experience. A large takeaway from it is on information density - and is why there is such an emphasis on writing side-notes and in the margins.
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4y ago
As far as learning typescript, Deno is great in that it allows you to focus on typescript the language. Rather than the environment setup, config, compiling, etc…
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4y ago
Try asking chatGPT
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mardi_Gras
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4y ago
I live in New Orleans, but work remote for a company in New York. They have no idea what Mardi Gras is… President’s Day saved Lundi Gras for me at least!
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Ask HN: Non-layed off folks, would you still change jobs?
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Do you see a shift away from clickbait in the long term across the industry? Publishing, search, social media, etc. have been devastated by it (among other factors).
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