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Ask HN: Is it surprising that people participate in social media?
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If you live in the states, Look into SBA funding. Its slow funding, but if you can find a fit there is a lot there. Also, because its slow, most founders don't take it seriously (there is less competition)
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Company size: 2 programmers only when the other guy is on vacation
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whiteboard
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The lowest impact solution will be to start and end your days earlier (7-3 is a common bounds) next is to lobby for a 9/80 schedule and don't do overtime. 9/80 can change your life, barely felt burnout when was on a 9/80
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You have not earned the use of this language. Learn to participate
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There are ways to turn Make files into Graphvis plots. I've had value generating a plot, then systematically reducing complexity from the `.dot` files. It takes a long time
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Scipy
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btc?
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from another person
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Launch remote
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use a computer, learn basic threat modeling
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Pretty sure this is all you need https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hncute%C2%A0a-pret...
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Yes there are lots of risks. At an individual level: even if there is no governmental back door, the necessity for a warrant and the criteria to award one scales significantly based on who a person is investigating. If a warrant cannot be a
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the change for resumes I would like to see, is to remove all dates and only document duration. a resume should only be the contract of what you're comfortable justifying in experience during an interview.
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Find something non-work-related you hate or dislike doing, but is good for you. Do that thing at least an hour 2-3 times a week for the next year. "Hobbies you hate" is a good way to get started
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civic participation and community organization
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Strange Loop : Voice Driven Development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKuRkGkf5HU
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This wouldn't help. I don't care if you trust me, just make it consistent. Either let me work independently, or require me to share my screen. I don't want to be changing my threat-model randomly throughout the day
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AI is too big a term, Its like asking if there is a math bubble. AI is a lot of different disciplines. There is likely a mis-prioritization of applications in the market. You should look at bubbles in the context of applications, and perhap
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Work at a shared co-working space, go to meet ups and give talks, network with incubators in the area, find regional slack channels. you can usually find slack channels associated with regional meetup groups. Seattle has a Python programmin
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Drowning to the top is a great way to learn, always work with people who are smarter than you. If you want to know how good you are, do volunteer teaching at an off hours coding program.
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We have a button that opens their email client. This possibly wouldn't scale, but our usercount is not intended to get arbitrarily high. We then read those emails and respond to them
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1. Find strategies to limit your field of vision like wearing a hat with a brim. Also limiting your feels of audio, noise isolating phones linked to white noise is a strong strategy. For White noise I use the YouTube live stream from the al
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NLP highlights Talking machines Common descent podcast Titanium physicists In defense of plants
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I suspect that this actually is an enjoyable environment, despite how it reads. I also suspect it is a very successful team. It likely has little diversity in employees. I've been on these teams before, and had a lot of fun in a sea of
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this is unnecessary drivel
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Working with arrogant people is a bummer. I have very little patience for people who know more than they do, and people who take opportunities to tear down rather than educate. This sort of behavior is bad for teams and bad for culture. Dis
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I have never seen a bootcamp that prioritizes teaching collaborative remote workflows. This is a learned skill that many experienced software engineers still have no experience with. I Love the idea of incorporating collaboration and remote
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IRC channels are like anime. There is some good great gems. You have to sift through so much garbage finding them is usually not worth it

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