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by terminatornet 2y ago
i agree with all of the points just wish it wasn't couched in a "maddox / best page in the universe" writing style, circa 2007. can't be writing like that in 2024
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Ask HN: Blog post about first months at a new job as a software engineer
1 points by terminatornet 2y ago|1 comments
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by terminatornet 2y ago
one of my favorite talks on this topic, "Making Impossible States Impossible" by Richard Feldman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcgmSRJHu_8 the talk is Elm lang focused, but the concepts still apply to other lan
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by terminatornet 3y ago
very funny posting an article from 2021 about hamas using human shields after israel has spent 6 months claiming every hospital in gaza has hamas tunnels running underneath them, blowing them up, then killing and starving everyone
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by terminatornet 3y ago
along those lines, Zokka is a fork of elm that appears to be mostly dedicated towards bug fixes that Evan (the creator of elm) refuses to acknowledge or merge. https://github.com/Zokka-Dev/zokka-compiler edit: there&#x
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by terminatornet 3y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/twinpeaks/comments/6sfzkw/comment/d... this is pretty much the defacto guide for twin peaks watching (not including season 3). Personally, I think the season 2 episodes mark
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by terminatornet 3y ago
maybe people just don't think he's so smart anymore after seeing how he acts on twitter and seeing the ugly, poorly produced truck he sort of put out.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
he unfortunately shifted the paradigm to bad car that can't get wet.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
"It's actually a psyop for people to dislike the guy who invented a car that can't get wet." --you
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by terminatornet 3y ago
yes, they have buyers remorse because they paid $4k to give themselves headaches.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Andrew had a number of accusations of sexual misconduct leveled against him https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/a/jadegomez510/andrew-ca... figured folks would want to know so they can decide if they'd l
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by terminatornet 3y ago
god help anyone slamming their head into that angled dashboard in a crash
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Ask HN: Product and feature design educational material for a developer
1 points by terminatornet 3y ago|0 comments
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I was watching a play through of this on youtube, there were so many comments about Geno and how happy everyone was to see him again. I had no idea he was so beloved!
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by terminatornet 3y ago
appreciate their transparency, but boy do their devs make a lot of money. their 2 highest paid engineers make around $750k USD yearly. I guess if that's competitive good for them, I'm mostly jealous. https://projects.pr
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Didn't see anything in here about andreessen's egg shaped head, I think Ed went easy on him
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by terminatornet 3y ago
some more context for this https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/17/23920733/nyc-mayor-eric-...
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by terminatornet 3y ago
our standup is supposed to be max 30 minutes and our product manager frequently runs over time with a bunch of discussion and debate that goes nowhere. Recently, I've taken to just leaving at the 30 minute mark for "my next meetin
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by terminatornet 3y ago
It's a shame so many people have had bad experiences with static typing due to Typescript. In languages like Rust and Elm, static typing truly feels like a super power when I'm coding, particularly when modeling my applications po
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by terminatornet 3y ago
You can't leave CEO pay aside, that's the whole point. These companies are making record profits and CEOs are taking home record pay. I think the workers who are actually building the product deserve pay in line with the profits t
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by terminatornet 3y ago
easily one of my biggest annoyances about people online who say mask wearers in 2023 are sheep. There's maybe 5-10% of people masking when i'm on public transit or shopping and that's a pretty big maybe.
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by terminatornet 3y ago
> I was vaccinated, and the vaccine didn't work (it didn't prevent me from getting ill, get out of here with the 'better outcomes' bullshit How do you know it wouldn't have been worse without vaccination?
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by terminatornet 3y ago
if I was in his shoes and I'd probably be worried about getting long covid and that stopping me from skiing or piloting. The symptoms of long covid can be pretty debilitating and a lot of people just don't get better. > For som
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the case > Compared with those infected once, patients who were reinfected showed that they were more prone to complications in various organ systems and more likely to be diagnosed with long CO
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by terminatornet 3y ago
unfortunately the CDC said early on that if you're vaccinated, you can't spread covid, that's clearly not the case. At this point, the vaccine only seems to prevent severe hospitalization (and that's assuming you still h
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by terminatornet 3y ago
oh, flexport is hiring!
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by terminatornet 3y ago
What sweetheart deal are you referring to? "According to SAG-AFTRA, only 14% of its members make at least $26,470 annually to qualify for SAG-AFTRA healthcare coverage" This doesn't seem like the majority of actors in the uni
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by terminatornet 3y ago
I don't think actors getting paid more is taking money away from electricians. Hollywood execs pay is up 53% from 2018. I suspect if actors get the deal they want, their increased pay might come from the $500 million a year paychecks f
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Exactly, I think stories like this one might surprise people a bit https://ew.com/tv/mandy-moore-pennies-for-this-is-us-streami... tl;dr - Mandy Moore (a very big name celeb) talks about receiving residual checks of 81
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by terminatornet 3y ago
Do you think people go to movies to see a building or are they going to see an actor? Estimates show that movies may be losing up to 15% of potential revenue due to lack of promotion by actors. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com&#

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