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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Thank you for drawing my attention to this, I was not aware of Backblaze! I'll have to deduplicate my backups (of backups of backups) and will definitely look into saving most precious bits!
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
If my house cought fire my NAS burns, and that's fine. If I survive the fire I can still access my email. If I don't Linode shuts it down month later, so it's good for the planet too ;)
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I'm not under pressure so it's easy to say this, but I'd rather not get a job than lie during interview.
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I might be calling obvious but if candidate uses something like this, is this not lying to potential employer? I'd rather be rejected than got job I'm not qualified to do, that's why I never prepare for interview above studyi
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Is UK-based bank account one of requirements?
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Not OP, but- it seems OP is looking to test an idea and not paying unnecessary costs or setting up unnecessary entities abroad, exploring possible options for paying less does not mean she/he 'does not have the stomach for that ki
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I tried on my phone and it does not seem to work..
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I'm inhabitant of a country Germans tried to anihilate in 1939. Germany of 1939 is usually called Nazi Germany here, still- it's Germany. Same as Soviet Russia who attacked 17 days later- it was Russia, not some misterious nation
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Yeah, and it's pseudonyme, not 'real', I thought that's what author of the post was reffering to
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Not original commenter, but I would opt not to use such social media. There is world outside of computer, less social media is less temptetion to waste time online :)
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I never had 'real' social media account, and never had 'immoral' intentions. I find it interesting phenomena how easily people switched from pseudonymes on the internet to using their real names, and now think there is s
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
From experience I'd risk to say that whatever you get initially will be hard (not impossible but hard) to change later, so I'd always try to negotiate terms to be as comfortable as possible before I join.
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Not YC founder and I have no data to give you advice on monetary values. However. In my area, if you advertise yourself as junior you are setting yourself to be paid junior rates- scout LinkedIn, career pages for companies you are intereste
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I had a period of time in my life when I worked at toxic place and my stress levels were so high I could not fall asleep at night. I would have constant flow of thoughts and was laying in bed for hours with sleep not coming. I could not lea
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I'd risk to say, at whatever age you choose to. On this very forum I have seen comments from 60+'s who were snowed under work and very happy (and not with 'old' tech), and also I have seen early 30's who were worrie
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I thought the same thing, why not calling family first and let them provide help...
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
There was a time I was running a 10+ team and was executing scrum by the book, not really understanding much of it at start. Meetings felt weird and generally it was very intense time. But after some time a few things clicked in my head: I
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
One man's side project is other's business, that's how I find mine. I have people in my network who are geared towards business, they know their niches. I build POCs. If it takes off I get %, otherwise I rip it off and openso
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
Looks like https://everyonedraw.com is offline
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by qwer1234321 2y ago
I love engineering sense of humour :)