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by ss108 5y ago
> There’s also the blockchain hype.. smart legal contracts, lawyers who can code etc Yeah if you know more about that, I'd like to know. Thanks
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by ss108 5y ago
?! Please explain further lol My guess is my legal experience isn't yet extensive enough for something like that.
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by ss108 5y ago
Yeah I think there's a lot of opportunity in legal tech and that I am well-poised to be a part of it.
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by ss108 5y ago
Thanks Luckily I know Node and .Net (though a little out of practice with that one). Learning Go as well. Definitely keeping a list of legal tech startups to which to apply (hence why I am learning Go, tbh lol).
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by ss108 5y ago
>You could make more as a developer; you could make more as a lawyer, but you're a develawyer (or a lawyeroper) and a non-linearity should apply. Haha, thanks. I'll keep those Avodocs and Rebase in mind to apply to. Are you sug
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by ss108 5y ago
Yes, I am actually working on a side-project with a friend, and we hope it can be a viable startup. I didn't mention it because I didn't want to confuse or overload this thread, but if it ends up not working out, I'll probabl
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by ss108 5y ago
Thanks for this. Why did you decide to go into data and ML stuff? Just interest? Do you think it would have taken less time to transition to a more conventional web dev role?
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Ask HN: Was a dev. Became a lawyer. How do I become a dev again?
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The Worst Political Predictions of 2021(politico.com)
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by ss108 5y ago
To be blunt: what kind of grown man has "meltdowns"? Like...wtf lol Your comment about the "arrogance" of psychotherapy is telling. If you think it's ineffective, then fine (though CBT is on-point for your use-case)
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by ss108 5y ago
This is true. Got a couple books with me, luckily.
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by ss108 5y ago
Thanks
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by ss108 5y ago
One of them is still in its infant stages (so requires lots of Googling and package downloads, etc), and the other is a Chrome extension for a specific website. Could probably try doing the first one without internet and seeing how it goes.
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Ask HN: Programming on Plane Trips
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by ss108 5y ago
I think his point is that, for 800k a year, he'd be sufficiently incentivized to try and get licensed.
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by ss108 5y ago
> most of the back and forth arises from little things, like a variable name being too long, a newline between struct members, or a docstring that could be removed because the code is expressive enough. Jeez
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by ss108 5y ago
Indeed; there is way too much identity politics now. It's all identity politics. Dems had a chance with Trump to rise and be above the identity politics, and to focus on more universal goods, such as the rule of law, having a non-consp
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by ss108 5y ago
Yes, industry people who want to protect their income no matter the moral cost are interchangeable with non-profit entities.
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by ss108 5y ago
I don't believe this article.
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by ss108 5y ago
I would be interested to know where you're encountering these issues, specifically. I'm interested in legal tech, would like to know where the gaps are
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by ss108 5y ago
- Republicans will continue to make electoral gains because of a) Gerrymandering; b) the fact that Trump is no longer in the picture. - Covid will be the same as it is right now; basically a non-factor for a lot of people except that certai
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by ss108 10y ago
WAT How did you swing that/who do you write for? I have written an article for Sitepoint and have a couple in-progress pitches with them and someone else, but I am not really motivated about it because the per hour rate, after all the
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by ss108 10y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Remote or Los Angeles I am a full-stack, primarily back-end, developer who has worked for a couple startups in LA at very early stages. As such, I have experience contributing on the product/project management side and
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by ss108 10y ago
SEEKING WORK: Los Angeles or remote I have experience with TypeScript/JavaScript, React, NodeJS, Python, and C#. I am primarily a back-end developer, but like to write client-side JavaScript, and generally have full-stack capabilities,
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by ss108 10y ago
The comments about honor killings and stoning for adultery are a bit ridiculous. Honor killings usually happen in tribal and rural segments of Pakistan--not the kinds of people who use Muslim Match. Not all of the users are even from Pakist
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by ss108 10y ago
This hardly seems to be the case if you follow politics and talk to people about it.
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Ask HN: Is Anyone Running C# Apps on Ubuntu in Production Using .NET Core?
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SEEKING WORK Location: Los Angeles. Remote OK Languages/tech: Javascript, React, Python, C#. I have experience with basic deployment and provisioning of databases, as well as basic automation with shell and Python scripts. I have also
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by ss108 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles or remote Technologies: Python, Javascript, React, C#/.NET At my previous job, I was a back-end software developer who wrote a lot of client-side Javascript, worked quite a bit with React, and even wrote a cu