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at the moment the comment immediately below this is advising folks to find an internship, and in many ways that's what you're describing - a role with a limited timeline and a low minimum bar, but within which some people will be
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7y ago
Of the things you listed, tap water is highly variable across the US; no city or region would be representative of the rest.
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Evidation Health | software / signal processing / data / analysis / QA / project mgmg / product management | Santa Barbara, Bay Area, and REMOTE | Full-time Evidation Health runs distributed virtual health care
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7y ago
What if i'm walking or bicycling? I still don't want to be blinded.
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I agree -- i think in general putting someone a bit on their own, whether they're the first employee of the co. or department, or the only person assigned to a substantial project, is going to make their approach, competencies, and w
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I would also add that Santa Barbara generally has some of the most delicious air i've experienced in a place that still has restaurants, stores, jobs, etc. It surely gets worse with proximity-to and volume-of car traffic but overall t
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I've used credit karma for the last 2 or 3 years - it's very easy if your taxes are simple (e.g. a job change mid-year, a spouse, itemized deductible, all very easy). It was even ok when my taxes included some weird forms last y
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yes! there's a couple dozen tech companies in the area, but there's a large demographic of byo$$. happy to connect via other channels if you want a longer discussion.
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It's kind of an open secret that the city of Santa Barbara (CA, US) has banned several forms of public outdoor advertising: we have no billboards, no promotional posters, no taxi toppers... It's delightful, and very high on my
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agree for exactly the reasons above. the internship i did helped me understand so many things, from version control and unit testing to larger / longer-lived codebases, to the interpersonal dynamics of corporate settings... To this
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I recall that OSX used to let me select which updates, and I was always happy to explicitly allow security updates while skipping the latest versions of all the things i don't use, and also skipping unwanted OS upgrades. IMO the worst
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as others have said there's many donation based retreats available. I can also offer a rough line-item of where money goes, on retreat that have a sticker price: 1.) Cost. Many communities don't have their own retreat facilities
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I recently got the same phone! Mine doesn't crash, but what amazes me is how slow it is -- The flip phone(s) from circa '05-'08 that I had been using weren't fast, but this Alcatel / KaiOS feels like it's runn
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Evidation Health | Santa Barbara, SF, San Mateo | Full time and Interns | ONSITE or REMOTE | https://evidation.com/careers/ Evidation runs health studies combining digital data with traditional markers. In addition we
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Given the frequency of articles from citylab and similar i tend to assume HN has a lot of cyclists. And given that it's HN, a lot of people who pin a large part of their lives, earning potential, and identity on their smarts, and thus
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I come back a lot to the parable of "who's to say what's good or bad?" (one telling of which can be found here: https://thepowerofthrift.com/whos-to-say-whats-good-or-bad/ ) My more specific take:
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The article points to housing as one of the largest factors of raising a child, and mentions healthcare as well. To my very limited understanding, we calculate inflation from some fixed [per comments below: not entirely fixed] index of cons
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Are you saying that "high" COL means a house costs $500k? in my limited experience, you're off by 1.5-3x. The house I spent my teenaged years in was purchased for less than 100k and will still sell today for less than 100k. I
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One of the things the article names is the challenges caused by snow, ice, etc. I realize I'm in the minority, but I actually think there's lots of conditions that we shouldn't be driving in -- conditions where the obscured
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I have an antique samsung flip-phone from sometime in the 2006-08 years. My carrier is T-mobile. I had one that I used until it was really dying a couple years ago (growing blob of dead pixels in the middle of the screen, declining battery
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I think you show that the intervention you're interested in performs not just above a passive control, but above an active control that may itself plausibly have an impact. So rather than a control that does nothing, you have a contro
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no matter my fitness level i've always been one of the sweatiest people i've ever met. Hasn't stopped me from cycling, and i'll echo the above sentiments: i feel more awake when i get to work and better for the rest of
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Dawa Tarchin Phillips -- he teaches mindfulness and leadership skills in schools and around the world.
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I logged into my HN account for the first time in months just to upvote and add my agreement
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I think the original grant (4-year vesting etc) must have been for around 1,000 shares. and I joined pre-IPO. but I agree it was not a large grant, even for an entry-level position. Nonetheless it's the only one I've gotten that
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good - so the numbers make more sense if they have three orders of magnitude more shares than i guessed above. Thank you!
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I agree that I must have misunderstood the reporting of the numbers of shares. the numbers i'm sure of are the rough number of options that i had vested after 1+ year.
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Meditation - I wouldn't say I've mastered it, but after 4+ years of study and practice including several 5-7 day retreats I can honestly say I'm far more emotionally balanced, calmer, happier, more insightful, more confident
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I had one of those too!
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I once joined a company that already had several hundred employees as an entry level software engineer. It was my least favorite job: I couldn't find a fit and I only lasted just over a year. However, during that year they IPO'd,
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