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by tcgv 4y ago
> I'm not planning to "buy" crypto; I would like to understand the technicalities. That's been my entrance into crypto as well. I really dislike the speculative, get-rich-quick, even casino like connotation crypto has
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by tcgv 4y ago
Good reasoning. Hindsight bias comes to mind: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindsight_bias
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by tcgv 4y ago
> The amount of scrutiny applied to a source is inversely proportional with how much I want to believe the source Aka "confirmation bias"
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by tcgv 4y ago
> it was announced that our CTO and the two other most senior engineers had also resigned > As it turned out, everything was pretty much fine. Different for sure, but people step up and companies evolve, and while it was challenging t
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by tcgv 4y ago
While I agree on the benefits of sharing information and always being transparent, one should be mindful on how to communicate strategic and sensitive information internally, specially with regard to junior staff: - Avoid generating too muc
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by tcgv 4y ago
Second that! I took a while to grasp the concept of "social doorknobs" while reading this text. I think it boils down to something people can use to open up conversational pathways and keep the conversation flowing.
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by tcgv 4y ago
> We think people want to hear about exciting stuff we did without them (“I went to Budapest!”) when they actually are happier talking about mundane stuff we did together (“Remember when we got stuck in traffic driving to DC?”) Gonna kee
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by tcgv 4y ago
I also tried cattle, deer and chicken, none worked. I guess they're still in the backlog.
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by tcgv 4y ago
I find the debate over nuclear energy an interesting topic. From the information and evidence provided by the Environmentalists for Nuclear [1], from which Loelock was a member, I find it hard to understand why there's still so much op
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by tcgv 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification
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by tcgv 4y ago
> Sometimes this means my job is documentation, testing, being a PO/PM, or recruiter Interesting. Do you also manage a PO in your team? And if so, when you need to act as a PO, how do you interact with him/her?
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by tcgv 4y ago
So if I understand correctly you work on a lot of engineering related tasks, as a facilitator, or enabler, of what needs to be done by your engineering team and the best way of doing it, but don't have specific product / people ma
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by tcgv 4y ago
Does your team have a Product Owner (PO)? A couple of your responsabilities seem similar of that of a PO. I wonder if they would overlap.
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Ask HN: Are you a SW Dev Manager? What do you do?
2 points by tcgv 4y ago|9 comments
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An inherent source of correlation in the crypto market(thomasvilhena.com)
1 points by tcgv 5y ago|0 comments
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by tcgv 5y ago
Nonetheless two wrongs don't make a right.
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by tcgv 5y ago
After following the DeFi space for over a year now I've come to the conclusiong that "code is law" is a fallacy. If you come to the possession of funds that were not intended to be in your possession by exployting bugs or vul
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by tcgv 5y ago
I improved a lot after meeting my first (ex) girlfriend through a dating app. She liked going out and one of the places we'd go was a Pub near her parent's house with live music. Initially I felt ackward there. After going there a
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by tcgv 5y ago
> This includes clinging to the idea that for any given problem, there is a global solution which will satisfy all local conditions. The parent comment wasn't stating this. It was stating that there could be a partial global solutio
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by tcgv 5y ago
While I agree that there are a lot of factors we don't control, we can put that into perspective for evaluating how feasible a "life goal" is. There's a culture that pushes us to "dream big" (e.g. build a unico
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by tcgv 5y ago
I feel really anxious seeing time running out and wanting to find more matches. Fun game, but definitely not something to relax, at least for me ;)
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by tcgv 5y ago
You only run ClamAV on your friends' computers, but don't consider it necessary to run on your own machine?
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by tcgv 5y ago
Interesting. So you download files and submit it to VirusTotal before opening locally? Are they free or they charge when you increase usage? What about private/sensitive files, do you use them or have another procedure in place?
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Ask HN: Do you still use Antivirus in 2022?
5 points by tcgv 5y ago|10 comments
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by tcgv 5y ago
Not sure how BlockFi works exactly but most lending DeFi apps have really high collateral requirements and liquidate positions in case of violation of collateral requirements charging a penalty to close open positions early and ensure proto
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by tcgv 5y ago
I wasn't aware of that, it's suprising and sad. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by tcgv 5y ago
You're right. I'm sorry if I was disrespectful with the participants in the discussion and the OP, that wasn't my intetion. It's indeed a completely different situation.
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by tcgv 5y ago
I see your point, and I'm in favor of inclusion in the workplace, but it's not all black and white. Would you allow a convicted sexual offender who did his time in jail take care of your child in a day care facility to which he go
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by tcgv 5y ago
Techincal debt is a typicall long term problem without a short term solution. Product managers are biased towards delivering short term value incrementally, and don't like anything that slows down the value delivery pipeline.
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by tcgv 5y ago
Awesome! PS: I should pay more attention to HN's usernames lol

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