shtopointo

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by shtopointo 5y ago
Sorry, don't know enough of the theory behind this – why is that not a good fit? Happy to read up on this if you don't have the time to type it up.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
That would actually be an interesting direction. Swift would be an amazing server side language.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Worked for me – less anxiety, better sleep, easier wake up and I feel like I can focus better during the day. Trick for me was to not quit cold turkey, but to slowly decrease the amount of ground coffee I used. The rest was decaf. Did this
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by shtopointo 5y ago
You may have seen numerous videos, but just thought I'd share another one that I saw recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2TaWG4aeEU
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by shtopointo 5y ago
This sounds like such a good idea – more cities should do it. Win for the city budget, win for the people living in the city. There's no place for loud cars in cities. One could argue no place for cars at all, but that's a separat
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by shtopointo 5y ago
For the lack of dependencies – probably Go. For simplicity – probably JavaScript w/ Express.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Maybe if you meet someone there and get married?
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by shtopointo 5y ago
A great migration will happen soon as more cash/resource-starved countries will open their doors like this to international talent. It will start a competition amongst countries to get the best talent in their borders. For Iceland this
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Yup...
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Google "climate change site: https://johnnyrodgers.is/ "
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Dude works for slack – a quick search reveals that he was one of the early employees. I know nothing about him otherwise, but he doesn't have to come from money, being lucky with the IPO could explain the windfall to afford the house.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
just course correcting
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Fair point.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
well if you go to the doctor and they mess up their timestamps or results, are you liable?
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Not sure I follow the analogy, but yes you could play the discrimination card in any circumstance.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Problem is – he did follow "the rules". He just had root access at the gov't COVID testing system level. Here's a separate thought experiment too: We've all heard stories of people faking COVID tests. E.g. people do
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Feel the same – even if this test investigation is true (looks true) he can plead ignorance of course by saying he doesn't know how that system works. In effect, if his team + Serbian gov't manipulated the tests, I'm not sure
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by shtopointo 5y ago
I know – read it as "propaganda time", i.e. activate the skeptical part of your brain, and take everything they say with a grain of salt.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Smart move – Bolt just jumped to the top of the work-for list for me.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
What's the issue with that? They present a lot of BS in company intro meetings. It's "drink the kool aid time" as far as I am concerned.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
There's a valid argument to be made that unions do suck. You could call it informing people just as much as "convincing" them.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
What's there stopping supply from catching up to demand?
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Nice work – product idea: find patios that are not in shade on a given day / at a given hour. Bet you could even charge a penny for a feature like this.
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by shtopointo 5y ago
SEEKING WORK iOS + backend dev looking for part time freelance work (2-3 days per week) Location: Bay Area, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: iOS, Swift, Objective-C, Node.js, Express, Go, distributed systems Résumé&#x2F
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by shtopointo 5y ago
And to answer your question, because my other post was a question itself: > after a certain point it does require some manual work from the customer Once you gain traction, you can become a platform, intermediary between customers and en
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Isn't one big issue that any website that has data worth scraping has ToS that disallow scraping? e.g. craigslist? Would think this is a legal concern...
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Not an expert, but from hearing about it from various sources: As viruses evolve they generally have 2 paths of evolution – they either become more deadly, or more contagious. The ones that become more deadly will kill the host quicker, and
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by shtopointo 5y ago
This is pretty good news imo. A mild version of Covid is in a way like a vaccine. Maybe this is how COVID fizzles out. * all disclaimers apply: I am not a doctor, you should still take care of yourself if you're immunocompromised &#x2F
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by shtopointo 5y ago
I notice the same. I don't think it's an age thing. Products change their UI / UX often and it takes a mental toll to re-learn using them. The Basecamp founders said in a book or podcast that they intentionally keep old versi
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by shtopointo 5y ago
Must have missed this. Was there a requirement to specify this in the post?

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