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by pm 7y ago
Heck, I remember Microsoft FrontPage doing at least some of this.
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by pm 8y ago
Hyenas are known to eat bone. The bearded vulture is the only known bird that eats bone marrow, and cracks open bones by dropping them on rocks from a great height.
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by pm 8y ago
Also, mosquitoes aren't strong flyers, so they can't get to you if the fan is pushing enough force.
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by pm 8y ago
It's either flat fee or adjust for cost-of-living based on a person's location. Flat fee is fairer, but it cuts out talent from the most expensive places.
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by pm 8y ago
I'm talking about startups that are outside the Bay Area, and outside the US.
126.
by pm 8y ago
Is there a fair way to adjust based on living costs - within certain bounds - that isn't based on rent index, or at least weighted in favour of lower cost areas? Paying Bay Area salaries for every employee just isn't feasible for
127.
by pm 8y ago
As did the former CTO.
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by pm 8y ago
Does he have data to back up those claims?
129.
by pm 8y ago
The poster might be being kind, but their conclusions are spot on.
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by pm 8y ago
I hadn't really thought about the difference between my security and the Government's security, but the distinction you make is important.
131.
by pm 8y ago
I'm not a security expert, so could one of the security experts who frequent HN weigh in on this? Otherwise this looks super cool.
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by pm 8y ago
As someone who was on chemotherapy and doing keto, it was the chemo that saved my life. Keto will help prolong it though.
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by pm 8y ago
Ugh yeah, you're right - I had to look this up again, it's been that long. Makes sense as we always ran it on the machine as running it on PC would run fine.
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by pm 8y ago
Under XNA, the garbage collector on PC was rudimentary compared to the generational garbage collector on Xbox 360. I had the same problems when working on a game in 2008.
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by pm 8y ago
The best part-time gig I had was working 4 hours a workday remotely. I'd start at 5 and finish by 9, which left the rest of the day to do anything I wanted. I got as much done as the other (mobile) developer who worked full-time. I f
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by pm 8y ago
I think the sage advice is to find someone who's doing what you do, but is ahead of you on the roadmap (but not too far ahead, perhaps). How do you do that? Be experienced enough to know enough people in your field. Find a contact c
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by pm 8y ago
This is highly contextual. I've got a series of 3 month stints on my CV as I'm a contractor. I usually come in to fix things, but by the time they call me in most of the money has been spent on shitty agencies.
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by pm 8y ago
I've seen people take this view, and their view crumble as soon as they get a life-threatening condition and receive (mostly) free healthcare (in Australia). If I'd been born in the US, I'd be dead by now.
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by pm 8y ago
...extortion, sociopaths, bad senior hires, funding gone weird, and sheer embezzlement/misspending. I've been contracting at a startup for a year, and seen all this happen during my tenure. We've managed to strip most of t
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by pm 8y ago
UK citizens should find it fairly easy to immigrate to Australia.
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by pm 8y ago
Anyone have any links or experiences as to why TunnelBear/RememBear is dodgy? I can't find anything online that's definitive.
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by pm 8y ago
Appreciate the explanation. Is threading such a big deal that people can't live without it? I honestly never found it useful.
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by pm 8y ago
How is threading done right exactly as compared to Slack (I don't use threading)?
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by pm 9y ago
That's a great lyric - I will have to put it into a song. Credit goes to pugio.
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by pm 9y ago
Met through a mutual friend at a party at the bar where I used to work. We got along like a house on fire, so figured it was worth a shot.
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by pm 9y ago
It doesn't say how much of that is associated with skin cancer, which is the cancer you're talking about.
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by pm 9y ago
Assuming you're not being facetious, I would think securities means something that goes up in value that doesn't have an inherently physical nature. NB. Correct me if I'm mistaken, I have little knowledge in this area.
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by pm 9y ago
I find this interesting since I used to get so excited as a teenager when one of the id peeps updated their .plan file.
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by pm 9y ago
I read through half and then bookmark everything. I have years of articles to go through. So, I don't actually manage it, and really need to.
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by pm 9y ago
The last thought intrigues me, but I'm not sure what you mean by "Enterprise Architecture" specifically.

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