satya71

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by satya71 5y ago
Wow, definitely do not have first hand experience with homelessness. Thanks for sharing your perspective and knowledge. I once tried to volunteer with a local non-profit for homeless people. It was clear that the city was actively thwarting
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by satya71 5y ago
Feasibility is not the problem. It's the lack of political will. Most cities will just ban or make life more difficult for the homeless than try to help people not become homeless in the first place. Once someone is homeless for a whil
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by satya71 5y ago
May be because employers are not hanging out on HN and PH? Edit: I mean if you have a 1M+ ARR recruiting company, have you talked to your existing clients?
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by satya71 5y ago
Looks interesting and may be something here. Please do not underestimate inertia of habits. I have yet to switch (probably never will) to zsh; it breaks enough things from bash that I've never bother learning. I expect my terminal to b
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by satya71 5y ago
If you are working at a business with good revenue, Tidelift[1] may be an option. [1] https://tidelift.com/
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That’s nice
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by satya71 5y ago
IANAL. LLC is simplest and cheapest to set up. It can operate for tax purposes as any kind of corp, and you can change the election later. Tough luck with CA. You have to pay the $800 a year franchise fee before you make a single dollar in
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I’m going to use this.
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If demand is outstripping supply, raise prices and wages?
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by satya71 5y ago
Hmm. YC went from you must grow up with your cofounder or you’ll fail to we’ll match with random one? Edit: I actually think this is the right move. One hast to find people outside one's immediate network. Otherwise there would only be
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by satya71 5y ago
Not a guy.
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Are you hiring on-site or remote? Which country?
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It is unbelievable because it's Russian propaganda
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I'd take this over BAT.
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Ingenious. But if you can scan QR codes, is it air-gapped?
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It's possible, but only if you don't connect to the internet. See https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-set-up-windows-10-with-a...
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by satya71 5y ago
That article is very strange. All the weaknesses it lists have been around since the start. And how exactly have they impeded Python's growth till now? There are genuine issues with Python: no mobile story (but how many other languages
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by satya71 5y ago
Single currency without internal transfers will be hard to pull-off. Euro has a fudged internal transfer, and when that couldn't keep up in the aftermath of the Great Recession, it almost unraveled.
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by satya71 5y ago
Unfortunately, the number of work visas for US is quite limited. 65,000 a year in H-1B, high-skilled jobs (presumably what you're looking for). The category is over-subscribed every year by a factor of 3. Many employers have decided th
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Hilarious and on point. Love it.
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by satya71 5y ago
The reordering feature looks exactly like how I'd want it. It's a feature I haven't found in any other client. I've stuck with gitk until now, but this might just make me take a look at GitHub Desktop.
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by satya71 5y ago
I thought CodeStream would solve this. It’s integrated in VSCode, even less context switching. It didn’t work. The review experience is not good enough.
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by satya71 5y ago
I want an app to disable mouse acceleration altogether (not just scrolling) in macOS. The mouse acceleration on macOS is just bonkers.
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There are other uses of BTC?
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I was at National Semiconductor at the time. National used to own quite a bit of the non-processor silicon on computers of the time. When National bought Cyrix, Intel made sure National lost all those sockets.
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Wire has KYC requirements
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Your mortgage includes a principal component that is your money. So you’re making money, just not liquid cash. House prices have gone up in the meanwhile. So you might even be ahead, no rents not withstanding.
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Wages tend to keep up with inflation. Idle assets on the other hand don’t.
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Also Planet Money did an episode[1] about how the 2% target came about. Essentially it was a guess. IMO it’s too conservative. Some economists have argued for a 4% target, and I think it would be better for growth and equality. [1] https:&
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You can’t just burn the oil. You have to build the engines, turbines, exhaust. It’s not clear cursorily that mining for making panels and batteries is worse than fossil power.

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