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Global Sales Tax Compliance and Remittance (For SaaS Companies)(outseta.com)
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You know, I'm with you. Yet - I once had an ISP rep (Sonic) show up at my door letting me know that they're setting up 10Gbps fiber in the neighborhood and if I'm interested in getting 10x speed (was already on 1Gbps fiber fr
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I'm using Firebase Auth for my side project. Pretty easy to get started and has generous free limits. I went with Google Auth and passwordless email links. SMS auth would start getting expensive very quick, especially with internationa
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While I understand your general point, this right here is one of the reasons why I'd strongly prefer cremation for myself. Knowingly subjecting friends and family to this feels... selfish, and probably traumatic for them to boot.
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Came here to recommend Tailwind as well. It simplifies styling a ton and works really well with component-based frameworks such as React. It's somewhat controversial in that it throws away certain key aspects of CSS, but in your case t
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Most of these (except maybe OS specifics) were taught in my CS degree two decades ago. I'd be surprised to see the curriculum change drastically since then, as these are pretty foundational topics. That said, different universities hav
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Earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41045233
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For people management, The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier is fantastic. That said, managing an offshore team (that also sounds junior) is going to create many headaches in addition to those you'll normally face as a first-time
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This is exactly it. I've been in tech for over 20 years and don't think I know a single developer with a portfolio. I can imagine new grads and consulting devs having one, but that's a shallow pool and probably not one OP int
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Did you delete your submission? Hard to say what the issue was without seeing it.
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Looks like your submission currently has a [dead] status, most likely flagged for being spam. Show HN is for showing your own work, something you've built. That's not the case here, as you are marketing an existing company that ha
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Stories too - all the other flagged dupes at the time showed the vouch option while this one didn't. I suspect this thread got auto-moderated as spam and therefore vouch wasn't available since it could be used to circumvent the mo
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Here's what @dang posted on the giant thread of Biden winning presidency ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25015967 ). I suspect this thread has been auto-killed by some spam algo and there's a good chance dang
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This thread would disagree: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25015967
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100%. Biden becoming president was one of the biggest HN threads,very odd to see this thread killed.
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Interestingly, the OED disagrees with this (quite reasonably sounding) origin theory of lieutenant: https://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2015/02/lieutenant.html
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Looks like Meta is going all in on the Horizon brand. Tying VR to Social across all channels, Google+ style.
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Meta Quest mobile app is getting a new name and look(communityforums.atmeta.com)
1 points by romanhn 2y ago|1 comments
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Unfortunately, asking Meta employees is not going to help - they're not allowed to. I've written about it previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40433730
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I find this very interesting. I'm not a native English speaker but I would say I have native level proficiency. I just finished (literally yesterday) going through about 20 of Shakespeare's plays. Moreover, I did it in the audiobo
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If you were to tell your CEO you're reducing page load time, they will rightfully ask you why and what problem you're solving. The objective is the simple sentence that makes the "why" clear. It might itself be subordina
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I'd say it's more than that. OKRs are a concrete framework that came out of Intel and was popularized by Google. But yes, the focus is on setting objectives backed by measurable results. Can be a document, an app, whatever. One fl
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The original C&C was in fact based on Dune II, the OG RTS game that came out in 1992. The cutscenes from Dune II are still burned into my memory, what a great game it was.
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There was a thread about it three weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40660270
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I've burnt out on work multiple times and it's not fun, but to be honest the first paragraph is not how it felt at all. The word burnout didn't even come to mind until I read the other comments. At the risk of armchair diagno
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Having a "Don't fill this out if you're human" field on forms is brilliant. Never seen that before.
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That's not true at all. I've never worked there and have heard of the keeper test for years, ever since the culture memo leaked in 2009. Here's an article from 2010 about it: https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools&
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The first tell is the "here's a bunch of bullet points on the topic" format which is classic ChatGPT. The second tell is that it is a generic comment that doesn't actually answer OP's question about concrete uses of
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The keeper test has been at Netflix forever. This is very much a non-story.
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I see a non-dead comment from you, so it doesn't look like you're shadow banned. I do see that you posted the same comment three times across three accounts on a thread, so that's definitely not behavior that is encouraged he

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