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by taude 5y ago
Yeup, I went to book, and got a $600 for a couple nights, when I clicked through, it was actually almost $1K with cleaning fees, airbnb fees, and local taxes. At that rate, I'm going back to traditional hotel rooms, and for the longer
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by taude 5y ago
Here's an example with rip grep. Say you search for something with a lot of results, you can feed the results with a lot of answers into it, and then add additional filters. Useful for when you're not "exactly" sure what
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by taude 5y ago
Here's a pretty interesting article discussing Le Tour slowly getting wider and wider tires, compared to a decade ago [1]. Granted their use case is going to be at a very different scale than most rec/serious non-pro riders. But
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Trying to figure out where a github outage actually really impacted us in any meaningful long-term manner in the past five yeears. maybe we couldn't ship code for a couple hours, but all those PRs still did get out in an eventual time
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by taude 6y ago
I don't think that the $450 classes designed for people outside of the comedy/improv world are taking away opportunities for those who moved to NY to enhance their career in comedy (performing in main stage of improv troupe, writi
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by taude 6y ago
Except most readers don't go on to actually read much of the article. One of the problems I have with NYTimes (and others) is that the contents of an article, especially if you read the full story, are often times quite different than
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by taude 6y ago
SnowSql (For snowflake users): https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/snowsql.html
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by taude 6y ago
Also, Zelle is limited to moving ~$3K/day USD depending on your bank.
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If you read the page, there's a great section at the bottom titled "Is this book for you?" That pretty much gives you the granularity to expect.
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Great book that came out about 15 years ago about this "Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883" [1] [1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25017.Krakatoa
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by taude 6y ago
If you're finding this interesting, I recently discovered this YouTube channel on How Far Away Is It [1]. There's a few different playlists of what he calls digital books, that are all worth watching for a novice: How Far Away is
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by taude 6y ago
All my engineering teams are vastly smaller these days than earlier in my career. By a long shot. And we get way more done with fewer resources due to the fact that there's cloud computing, modern DevOps practices, etc. And then you t
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by taude 6y ago
MIT online trainig has this great YouTube playlist on distributed systems, with one of the lectures being on RAFT [1,2,3]. The entire playlist [4] is probably worth your time, though. [1] Intro https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by taude 6y ago
Why wouldn't the lights be tilted down from the bars? I have external lights on my bike that are mounted ABOVE the handlebars, and don't seem to have any problem illuminating the road in front of me?
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by taude 6y ago
I'm waiting to buy into a sleak looking, sub 30 pound e-bike for commuting. I'll probably pay up to $3K for such a bike. There's advantages to having it be an e-bike over just buying a scooter or such, like storage, parking
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by taude 6y ago
Fun historical story about Microsoft and Python. I worked there for a bit back in the mid-90s when they acquired a startup who's merchant server software was written in Python 1.12 or something. After Microsoft acquired, it became the
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by taude 6y ago
Thanks. It seems to answer my question below, a common consensus is "nomad" in your own country, and maybe don't think about it as the trip/time of your life.
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Maybe? I mean I did enjoy the 4th story of the person - who thought buying a Tesla and wearing a facemask that said "make america smart again" and then touring the US to get soak in the Americana - was a good idea. Kind of is the
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by taude 6y ago
I'd love to hear some counter points to this article from those of you who are crushing the digital nomad lifestyle. Who prepared well, who are having great adventures, having the once-in-a-lifetime travel, and what you learned to mak
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by taude 6y ago
Well the ones he really liked are underlined, that's a form of ranking. Not sure you need to know the nuance between #1 and #2, but knowing that there's 15 must reads on that list is a convenient way of showing that.
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by taude 6y ago
I don't know. I'm a very heavy Emacs Doom user, but I still load up projects in Intelli-J/Rider. I find Emacs combined with ripgrep/silver searcher a nice way to search across all my projects, and treat my local code ba
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by taude 6y ago
i'm actually now more worried (after reading comments below) about my mail-in vote being rejected for mismatched signature or something. Looks like I'll send this in anyway and at least have the option.
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I just got mine today in MA, and I didn't know what this was for, since I've never voted by mail. Question: if I register to vote by mail, am I taking away the ability of this to be effective for someone else, i.e. using sacred re
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by taude 6y ago
I found getting a big mirror at Home Depot so I can watch myself do the movement helps a lot. You can just tell when something looks way off...
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I'd double star this, not eating out has also made me healthier, but has but me worlds ahead financially. I feel kind of bad about that given the state of the service economy, but with extra time, I've been able to make healthy br
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by taude 6y ago
I think on the engineering side it's different. the interview process is the gatekeeping and FAANG companies are totally open to interviewing anyone who thinks they can get through the process. Your ability to climb into Sr leadership
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I'd say the software engineering side of things are a bit different, the interview process and testing "is the gatekeeping". It might impact your ability to climb the ladder when you're competing for Sr Manager position
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Relevant to the conversation here are all the old comments on Hacker News about prior articles on the Bloomberg terminal, like "Ask HN: What's so great about the Bloomberg Terminal" [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator
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Aligning with product to build the right things on a schedule everyone can live with that supports the inflow revenue via sales deals. Lots of backlog grooming, coordinating with other teams on their dependencies for the team (including dev
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I have a personal "shut down" period at the end of the day where I close out my browser tabs that are no longer relevant, and review all the scribbles I've written down in a notebook, transfering the few important ideas to th

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