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by tboyd47 5y ago
Sleep.
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by tboyd47 5y ago
You yourself said you pitch too high deliberately in the start, expecting some haggling. If $30 an hour pleases you, then don't mess it up by getting greedy. If there are other issues with the job that you haven't told us about, b
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Immediate Use of Ivermectin Medicine Globally Can End Covid-19 Pandemic(weather.com)
5 points by tboyd47 5y ago|0 comments
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It's a good thing we have critical thinkers like Tony Fauci to enlighten the public and clarify the scientific consensus. From May 4, 2020: > “If you look at the evolution of the virus in bats and what's out there now, [the sci
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by tboyd47 5y ago
Record your work experience on your resume accurately, and don't give any more information in interviews than you just gave us.
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Most useful would be to pay attention to your body while working and figure out where the tension buildup starts, then try to relieve that tension. Ergonomic products (even the most expensive ones) don't always help.
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I've found that while you can't accurately gauge how a work environment will feel to you by the interview, the biggest sign that a workplace is going to be toxic is deception or double-crossing in the hiring process. Places are un
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It seems they recognize that the community level functions of tech are more salient than the individual level functions. In our society we tend to take the opposite approach. We evaluate technology only based on how it benefits an individua
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It's sort of an in-between lifestyle. Great opportunities and great quality of life, but high cost of living, and prohibitively so if you're looking to own property. Money moves faster than people or construction.
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> Between the lines: Like those of other nations, Chinese state-run media have resisted U.S. Justice Department demands to register under FARA, a law originally created to expose Nazi propaganda in the U.S. Prior to their disclosures, th
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by tboyd47 5y ago
I can't answer for Silicon Valley, but outside of it: > * "Senior contractors and developers often have six to eight-page resumes" It depends on how many jobs you've had. If you worked 6 years at one company, I don&#x
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Ask HN: Anybody know a good telehealth allergist?
1 points by tboyd47 6y ago|1 comments
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Refactoring things is part of the job. But while new on a team I prefer to err on the side of caution. You can learn a lot more by observing and listening sometimes.
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> Those juggling more than one occupation earned less, on average, than people who had only one job. I would like to see a more detailed breakdown on why that is. I thought that perhaps there would be more information in the source paper
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by tboyd47 6y ago
This 1-minute clip is what's being spread around the socials, but I find the full 3-minute answer much more interesting: https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2021/02/17/china-uyghurs-hu... In it, h
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The debt and the money is not "made up," but the "we" is made up. The owed amount will be paid by our children and grandchildren through their taxes. The money will go to foreign countries, federal agencies, central bank
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A Rational Path Forward(rationalground.com)
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If Roaring Kitty was wrong, why is GameStop still trading at ten times the price from when he was promoting it?
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Just saw this posted in New: https://www.fastcompany.com/90604436/levels-fyi-leveling-tec...
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I agree with your main point, that you should be careful which recruiters you work with. Some small nitpicky arguments, though: > A single good recruiter who knows you, your skillset, and what you want will serve you much better than num
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Can't Get You Out of My Head (2021)(thoughtmaybe.com)
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> Salesforce announced this week it will let employees choose whether they want to come into the office again, saying “the 9-to-5 workday is dead.” :(
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> Stablecoins enjoy a one-to-one ratio. For Nigerians, this means stablecoin prices are pegged to a certain ratio with the U.S. dollar. I'm new to stablecoins and trying to understand the situation. Is this not the same thing Brazil
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by tboyd47 6y ago
It's important for people to read the actual press release: https://mstr.cd/3tLaPZM There's good info here which will be new info to many. Why did they do this? It turns out that about a third of Nigerians report
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Bitcoin is not controlled by any nation state. In fact, it’s decentralized nature makes it useless to them. The reason why the US government is willing to take drastic measures to protect the dollar is not because they own lots of dollars,
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There’s one lady named Robin Fox who gives seminars on this exact thing for a living. I believe her company is called Social Eyes.
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Bitcoin is the most eco-friendly currency because it can be mined by otherwise-wasted energy sources like gas flares. https://www.whatisbitcoin.com/news/bitcoin-is-an-energy-solu...
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The state protects their printing press. Their printing press funds their wars. The winners and losers both, their children, and grandchildren all pay on the back end, and millions are slaughtered. And I'm supposed to be mad at Bitcoin
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Exactly. How many wars started, how many countries destroyed, and how many livelihoods and families ruined for the USD? No one wants to talk about that, yet we are supposed to wring our hands in grief over some extra computers left running.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
This is the first comment I’ve read in this thread that sounds like a real HN user and not copy for a car advertisement.

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