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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Why are you multiplying yearly salaries with months? :) JetBrains devs likely cost around 100k/y year here in CEE by the way. But I think 3M is a reasonable guess, 30 FTE years (7 devs, 1 PM, 1 UX, 1 "overhead" (other managem
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
I'd be very surprised if this took 5 FTE years, I'd assume way more. Especially including all the non-devs necessary (designers, managers, etc.).
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Except it's still buggy like hell.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
I believe there’s no chance GCP will be abandoned or shut down. These fears are just HN’s usual exaggeration. Google is pretty ruthless with small projects, but GCP is as significant for them as Google Workspace. Does anyone think they’ll s
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
You can't really mock static methods though, so it makes testing harder.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Huberman talks about this in his podcast - he says that "don't stack dopamine". In this context - try to run without podcasts, then you'll enjoy more running and podcasts too.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
This is one of the major benefits of LSD (long, slow, distance) running, especially for people who have (a slight) ADHD (like me). It allows you to have solitude. I can't sit down and think quietly for an hour, because I .. just can&#x
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Almost all earbuds just fall out of my ears for some reason, but Airpods Pro + memory foam tips allow me to run with them.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Renault Twizy was quite popular for short distances here in Europe.
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Hungary's weather chief sacked over wrong forecast(bbc.com)
8 points by sz4kerto 4y ago|2 comments
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Unfortunately AC+ is not available in many regions. :(
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Samsung's recent foldable phones (e.g. Galaxy Z Fold 3) are proving to be quite reliable, the crease is still visible to some extent but they don't tend to break.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Early adopters (both on the user and the production side) are very much required to get to something usable eventually.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
(I own iOS devices and a M1 MBP.) Windows 11's window management is brilliant, nothing comes close out of the box (of course i3/sway/etc. can be customized to match it). Windows tablets as laptops are generally more usable th
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
"2. Hello Microsoft programmers, a memory dump is not a file format" This is exactly how Office file formats worked in the good old times. Made things faster (no parsing).
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
People claim full support for gender equality, etc. At the same time, they find it OK to ban female nipples (but not male nipples), also it's not OK to not wear a bra in offices, etc. Horrible.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
It's pretty bad -- I can't really find anything that works. VMs, storage, everything is hard down.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Just order it with US keyboard (that's what I've done -- CEE citizen living in CEE).
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
> Tell them that you are upset. Tell them that you haven't slept. Dunno. I find it pretty bad when managers talk about their difficulties when e.g. firing people. It's about them, not about you. I agree about the part about fak
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
> If you think you are on the cusp of burnout, you are already IN the burnout. I don't think so. Many people who reflect on themselves actively but have no experience with irreversible burnout think or say that they're burning
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
A very simple test for workplace burnout: do you feel that 1) customers 2) colleagues are {malicious, idiots, ignorant, lazy, etc.}? One of the simple models for burnout says that the 5 phases of burnout are: 1) honeymoon phase (just after
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Maybe interesting insight: trustpilot scores can almost exclusively be attributed to whether a patient has data in the system about them or not. If a person does get data, then it's a 5. If a person has an empty record, it's a 1.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
I understand your distrust. I also agree that for most of the reasonable requests you should not need to email any service provider, including us. We're working of fixing that. The reason why it's not that straightforward (not jus
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
I'm very sorry for what she, you and your family are going through, I really hope she'll be OK. We [1] are one of the companies who are trying to make "this" happen. "This" meaning: providing a holistic, comple
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
It is really not compensated if you look at the financial side. The cost of raising a child plus the lost income because of parenting plus the fact that 'you remain flat' is way higher than months or even a year extra pay. It is w
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Many or even most. I find that HN is really not representative in this matter.
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
I have moved from a well-paid, relaxed job that made rich people even richer to a much harder one that's about making people's life better. It was the best thing I've done with my career. We have people in the company who got
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
They're in the following tweets. E.g. https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1528063317041766400
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Listen to John Danaher (world famous BJJ coach interviewed by Lex Fridman). He talks about that the greatest fighters pick their battles very well, and they often get submitted in the gym because they intentionally put themselves in handica
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by sz4kerto 4y ago
Too expensive. Google makes, on average, smtg like $50/user/year or something (not an accurate number). Now obviously this varies, so some people are much more valuable, and some are less valuable. The value depends on many things

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