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Ask HN: How to negotiate salary with a remote distributed company?
37 points by slyzmud 5y ago|39 comments
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by slyzmud 5y ago
I couldn't agree more with this. I'm currently working in a company that builds what could be considered a "boring" product. It's enterprise and thought for big companies. It doesn't have AI, blockchain or anyt
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by slyzmud 6y ago
Funny that the other day I discovered bandlab. It's not professional but for my hobby usage it's the best I've found
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by slyzmud 9y ago
I live in Argentina. I want to add that we don't invest in dollars, we save in dollars. We don't expect to have more money after some time, we just expect not to loose money by inflation. Although it might seem that buying dollars
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by slyzmud 9y ago
I currently use serverhub.com I doesn't have a S3 like service but they offer a VPS with 500GB and 1TB of transfer for $5. I have an orphaned plan of 125Gb of storage for $15/year. Super recommended.
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by slyzmud 9y ago
I was chosen to use the preview and the pricing was originally was $0.02 storage and $0.01 transfer without the first $5. I guess that most of the people spent a lot less than $5. Increasing the minimum spend to 5 should give them a great p
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by slyzmud 9y ago
Not an UI but I love pgcli ( https://github.com/dbcli/pgcli ), it's like psql but 10 times better. It works pretty well
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Ask HN: How can I become a better software engineer?
4 points by slyzmud 9y ago|0 comments
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by slyzmud 9y ago
Do somebody know how the images where created? I haven't found a tool that creates ascii art with that color quality.
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by slyzmud 9y ago
For me it sounds awesome, what do you prefer: working on one real problem in an open source project or working on a fictional white board problem? Think it lilke this: if you do a whiteboard interview, you have to solve the a problem each t
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Linux 4.12 Released(lkml.org)
208 points by slyzmud 9y ago|74 comments
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by slyzmud 9y ago
I think there is something even worse than walled gardens and those are the closed platforms apple, Google and Amazon are creating. One thing is creating websites where they control the content users can see. But the web is still "open
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by slyzmud 9y ago
Hi, I am from Buenos Aires. What's your company? I haven't heard anybody doing something like that here, congratulations!
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Ask HN: Are you interested in a ARM CI service?
10 points by slyzmud 10y ago|7 comments
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by slyzmud 10y ago
As a linux user I use, Resilio Sync (formely Bittorrent Sync) with a VPS on serverhub.com . I pay $15 a year per 125 GB. It might not be as good as dropbox but the price worth it. I can even store the files encrypted. (I am not affiliated w
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by slyzmud 10y ago
I think twice a year I get my antigoogle moment and try to use it, it rarelly last more than two weeks when I don't find something or get frustrated because Google always loads faster. It's a shame. As much as I want to love DDG I
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by slyzmud 10y ago
Althought I really like python and prefert it to go. I think what you say has a lot of sense. I would like to know why you are being downvoted. It's a valid opinion expressed in a nice way.
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by slyzmud 10y ago
4 - Semi-senior. I love programming, but sadly at my work is hard to do a good job. Management is always requiring fast solutions, doing meetings frequently and expecting to use JIRA as if it was the solution for every problem. Keeping that
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by slyzmud 10y ago
How do review apps work? Seems like the best addition, but how are they destroyed or modified?
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by slyzmud 10y ago
The closest thing I can think you can use is Gitlab CI and use your own runner in Scaleway. But I dont know an specific service for that.
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by slyzmud 10y ago
I think he has a point in many things. But sadly, he also criticizes every alternative like Google, Microsoft and even some linux distros. It's scary but every day we are closer to the future he has told. I bet that in some years we wi
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by slyzmud 10y ago
Nice. It keeps getting better with each release. Speed seems to have improved. The only place where github is better is in the UX. Gitlab is ugly on a small laptop screen, in issues view it has three top bars that becomes really annoying. I