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by tabeth 10y ago
I'd buy beans instead. Cheaper and healthier. Mexican bean salad in particular is really good. If you insist on ramen I'd use raw noodles, put in your fill or chili powder and veggies. For the "meat" use tofu and mushro
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by tabeth 10y ago
Are there any grocery stores that give you discounts for bringing your own bag, as opposed to banning certain types of bags? AFAIK Aldi's doesn't even offer bags of any kind. Is there actually an argument against just putting the
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by tabeth 10y ago
Outlook. 1. Create a people folder, with a rule for all emails from that person to go into that folder. 2. Sort reverse chronologically. 3. Tag emails manually on some category (personal information, business/career change, etc) 4. Fil
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by tabeth 10y ago
Is there a reason interviews with these large companies are not completely anonymous? Given the nature of these interviews, I've yet to see a good argument for why you actually need to know who the interviewee is. 1) If only pedigree m
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by tabeth 10y ago
I use Ember, which abstracts most of the things you're mentioning, but if you have resources (other than the websites for the tools you mention) you'd like to recommend they'd be much appreciated!
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by tabeth 10y ago
35k after tax is about 28k [1]. What's wrong with rice and beans and occasional meat? An average 22 year old doesn't need medical insurance. Given that many people don't save at all this would be pretty good. Also the plan I
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by tabeth 10y ago
I agree with the article. However, people should be able and willing to make the appropriate sacrifices commensurate with their future expectations. If someone is 22 and is making 35k a year, and can keep all of their expenses at 15k per ye
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by tabeth 10y ago
1.) Through what criteria do you consider your Python skills intermediate? 2.) You can work on the back-end and use Javascript. The two things are not mutually exclusive. 3.) "Services that others developers build upon" do not exc
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by tabeth 10y ago
This article sure is strange: >>The contrast between whites and Asians is particularly stark. Nearly 1 in 5 white Americans reside in rural counties, where a dollar goes a lot further. But 97 percent of Asian Americans live in or near
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by tabeth 10y ago
I used to be about 40wpm. I started playing Typing of the Dead[1], and now I'm at about 125wpm. I won't say that the game made me a faster typist, but I will say that practice makes perfect and playing the game is a very enjoyable
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by tabeth 10y ago
I would love to see a complement to this piece examining our "loss potential", which I basically define as the potential for us to undo all of the good we've done. Sure, things are better, but I would argue that there's
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by tabeth 10y ago
Ah, I tried to clarify, but I wasn't unable to edit. I meant custom and static. If anyone curious to a solution, for now I have been using http://yourls.org/ (A self hosted URL shortener) with Trello. I'd use Past
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Ask HN: Plain text hosting with a static URL
1 points by tabeth 10y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: My first contribution to OSS – online css prefixer(projects.tabeth.com)
1 points by tabeth 10y ago|0 comments
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by tabeth 10y ago
I've always wondered why many of the larger tech firms don't have anonymous interviewing. Wouldn't it be pretty trivial to implement? You could just have the candidate go into a room with a computer with no internet access an
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by tabeth 10y ago
I do not agree with the parent post, but given the laws in the United States, I would be surprised if any interviewer admitted that race [was] a consideration.
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by tabeth 10y ago
Assuming you're not super hungry for facebook, isn't it trivial to just block the main newsfeed and only permit it when you click on a specific friend's profile? IIRC ads aren't displayed when you click on a specific per
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by tabeth 11y ago
Nate Silver's The Signal and the Noise [1] is excellent. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Signal-Noise-Many-Predictions-Fail--bu...
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Ask HN: How does one find a mentor?
2 points by tabeth 11y ago|3 comments
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by tabeth 11y ago
The real question I think is what are the preconditions to "get rich in tech" and how do you get to those preconditions? Assuming you're not in a position to get the typical pedigree associated with the preconditions, e.g. St
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by tabeth 11y ago
So for me this begs the question, how do you get to this point? I've never cared too much about compensation, since though I went to a good school, I did the computer science major pretty quickly and after graduation am working at a st
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by tabeth 11y ago
Is this really true? A significant amount of actively managed funds are beaten by index funds. [1] Unless you're an industry expert on a certain field, I feel that this advice will make a lot of people lose a lot of money. [1] http:&#
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by tabeth 11y ago
Consulting might be a good bet.
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by tabeth 11y ago
What's your rationale for making beta testers pay?
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Ask HN: Client Side vs. Server Side Rendering
1 points by tabeth 11y ago|0 comments
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by tabeth 11y ago
I would love to ask questions, but think I have too many to post as a comment, could I email you (or you email me at username@tabeth.com if you don't want to post your email publicly)?
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by tabeth 11y ago
Thanks for the response I would love to talk to you in more （perhaps extensive, if you're willing) detail. If you see this is there anyway you could email me? Or would you mind if I emailed you?
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Ask HN: Is it possible to start a successful tech non-profit?
59 points by tabeth 11y ago|33 comments