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by sfc32 4y ago
It's also a way to keep them on, but give them a lower salary increase.
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by sfc32 4y ago
What's happening to the data being collected by this form? The is nothing in either "About" or the disclaimer.
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by sfc32 4y ago
That's a fair point. I don't know but the graph is very heavy on the right.
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Timeseries of earthquakes with M = 5 or greater (2011)(ocean.si.edu)
20 points by sfc32 4y ago|12 comments
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by sfc32 4y ago
Frequency of serious earthquakes seems to be increasing.
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by sfc32 4y ago
I live in Switzerland and shop a lot from Galaxus. This new initiative is very welcome and innovative, I hope other retailers follow and especially manufacturers stop shopping products that end up in landfill. Galaxus is great in terms of r
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by sfc32 4y ago
Seems to be OK now.
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by sfc32 4y ago
It is only available in English ?
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by sfc32 4y ago
Who said it failed? Heroku might be a bit long in the tooth, but has a solid company behind it and it a lot easier than fooling around with Capistrano, Ansible or heaven-help-us Kubernetes. Trust me, I've tried them all, and for a fair
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by sfc32 5y ago
Apparently the founder of Heroku went into Olive farming. https://www.wired.com/2012/09/heroku-2/
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by sfc32 5y ago
> It would be more admirable if Atlassian weren't a $5B company with a history of paying zero tax. I couldn't agree more. I've always paid my taxes, not that I had a choice.
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by sfc32 5y ago
An admirable project, and it's great to see a tech billionaire trying to do something like this. A major barrier can be seen in the infamous "lump of coal in parliament" video. Scott Morrison is Australia's current Prime
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by sfc32 5y ago
I suppose it's good as clickbait, but do we have use swear words in blogs?
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by sfc32 5y ago
Related: http://www.gwan.com/blog/20160405.html 'Google's "Director of Engineering" Hiring Test' It seems like even Director-level positions are asked coding questions.
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by sfc32 5y ago
Thank you for all of this information @romanhn, I really appreciate it. I'm surprised to hear about the level of hands-on coding skills needed for an EM interview, but it puts a different perspective on applying. > I had the ability
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Ask HN: Applying for EM Roles at FAANG?
12 points by sfc32 5y ago|8 comments
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by sfc32 5y ago
Mine are in terrible shape, I blame screens and tiny fonts. For example I read the title of this article as "How are you taking care of you eyes?" instead of "your eyes" ;-)
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by sfc32 5y ago
A short video of how it works or more screenshots might be a nice addition to the repo.
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by sfc32 6y ago
What's it written in?
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by sfc32 7y ago
Hats off for developing such an amazing tool. The question not asked is "Why create another image editing tool on Linux?". When 'competing' with a gorilla like Photoshop, perhaps extending / rewriting Gimp would be
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by sfc32 7y ago
...and written in C#
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by sfc32 7y ago
Nice to see a site not built on Bootstrap, but it is quite ... minimal
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Major security vulnerability on Windows desktops and servers(support.microsoft.com)
1 points by sfc32 7y ago|0 comments
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by sfc32 7y ago
It sounds good, but the examples are not responsive on mobile ... they don't stack as mentioned in the post but instead shrink. Eg: https://s.codepen.io/adam-lynch/debug/XwKWdG The draggable columns are a nic
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A game about what it's like to work in an Amazon warehouse(abc.net.au)
2 points by sfc32 8y ago|0 comments
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Blue Brain Project releases first ever digital 3D brain cell atlas(blog.frontiersin.org)
1 points by sfc32 8y ago|0 comments
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by sfc32 9y ago
It looks like an interesting challenge.