taude

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by taude 10y ago
I agree. There's enough social awareness that people don't want to support a company run by jerks like Travis Kalanick. In an era with socially conscious consumers, integrity of leadership matters. It is easy enough to switch to L
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by taude 10y ago
Wow, that seems like a strong dose! I had total hip replacement, I took 5mg Oxy 4x/day for 6 days. I went through a day of agitation and grumpiness when I stopped.
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by taude 10y ago
I had a total hip replacement very recently. Having been given a 2 week supply of Oxy, I took very minimal doses and was off of it after six days. I had no idea how addicting this is for people. Personally, I didn't like how it made me
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by taude 10y ago
I highly recommend everyone watch the two part series on PBS on Uranium - Twisting the Dragons Tail [1]. I found it really interesting the amount of money we spent to develop the Atomic bomb, and I think about today, if we invested the same
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by taude 10y ago
At what point do you discount your skills so much that you can't afford to save for kid's education, retirements savings, etc, though. In looking at those GitLab pay scales, it's a pretty SEVERE pay cut for all but the most j
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by taude 10y ago
Is a lot of their workforce remote? Because I imagine that would influence the lack of job-hopping.
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by taude 10y ago
That's the hard part, finding something 1) you're passionate about enough to suffer through the writing 2) has value to people to buy it.
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by taude 10y ago
This is an interesting read. I published a tech book for a major publisher, received a $7K advance which never earned-out. Of course, the timing of my technical topic couldn't have been worse, as the industry shifted. But if I were t
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by taude 10y ago
In reading all these responses about the low GitLab pay calculator, does anyone have any good tips on how to underpay and still hire talent. It's pretty incredible to me.
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by taude 10y ago
I read about this in the book, Deep Work. I guess there's a book just about it (that my boss forwarded to me once).
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by taude 10y ago
I think there's value in relieving the mind from holding on to the context by writing it down, even if your intent of execution changes. The process of writing it down releases my mind from thinking about it.
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by taude 10y ago
I agree for the most part. But Eclipse has gotten a bit better in the recent years. I'm mostly on Intelli-J now, but when I was forced into Eclipse for a project, I didn't completely cry.
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by taude 10y ago
i used to use org-mode a lot back in the day, but I lost my emacs config, and since then haven't really gone back. I always have a fond memory of organizing my tech life with org-mode, though. It was truly ahead of its time, but I fee
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by taude 10y ago
It's like Emacs or VIM for financial market professionals.
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by taude 10y ago
I was under the impression from friends who work in Hollywood and television that not much video editing was done on Macs, anyway. That Avid software running on proprietary/custom hardware was standard. But this was five or six years a
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by taude 10y ago
I've done some mixing of Knockout and React. We had a custom datagrid that was taking a long time to bind up all the data with templates. I think it was made almost 8x faster for rendering moving it to a React component. This was a PO
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by taude 10y ago
Are you not sold on React, or React Native? If you're talking React for Web, we're in a similar boat, where we want to use React Native for mobile, but for our larger website app, something else....
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by taude 10y ago
This is a great technique. I have a 2.5 hour morning routine, I do before I head to the office. You'll often hear about famous writers, hollywood-writers, etc. doing this type of technique of doing their best creative work before the c
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by taude 10y ago
I've had a hackintosh. I'll speak from those of us who've built desktop Hackintosh's because of Apples lack of Pro builds that are easily updatable. For about $1200 I built a hackintosh desktop that scores about 20,000 o
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by taude 10y ago
Not sure how you'd come to the conclusion that "large part of the JS community has started to settle on React", other than confirmation bias of reading Hacker News and a lot of recent discussion about what the new hotness is.
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by taude 10y ago
How big is your team? I couldn't imagine using something like Trello to manage tickets across multiple projects of even a modest sized company.
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by taude 10y ago
Seriously, agree.
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by taude 10y ago
But isn't the point of signing up for pre-check that you give away your fingerprints and extra identifiable information and let the government run a security threat profile check on you to determine the risk factor for you? Or, are you
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by taude 10y ago
MSFT was one of the big model companies for stock options and sharing the wealth around. I think they got rid of their stock option plan sometime under Blamer when the stock started paying a dividend.
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by taude 10y ago
I'd happily have a 15" MBPro that weights a little more and has a better transitory-period port selection (USB-C along with the ports my prior MBPro has), and upgradable RAM and SSD storage. The difference between a 4 or 5 pound
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by taude 10y ago
I have to switch between multiple anti-inflammatories as my body seems to adapt to what I take to manage chronic arthritic pain
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by taude 10y ago
I had an existing Synology NAS, and never ended up getting an external USB drive. And then I guess I was hoping some software would just come out for my NAS that would do something similar.
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by taude 10y ago
Does this offer anything that the Lima product doesn't? [1] I bought a Lima, but never actually used it. [1] https://meetlima.com
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by taude 10y ago
I've always been a Bruce Eckel fan. This book he wrote Atomic Scala [1] is easy to read and digest. [1] http://www.atomicscala.com/
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by taude 10y ago
Maybe they could copy the ZPM espresso machine[0]? [0] http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/03/magazine/zpm-espresso-and-...

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