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> Are their any good alternatives to reddit at this point? That provide the same sizable community… Reddit is I believe in the top 20 sites worldwide with respect to traffic so the list you seeks isn’t that long.
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> At what point do you think taking a step back in seniority is worth it? If you don’t get offers at the level at which you feel best matches your level of experience it may be time to adjust your expectations. If you apply for a positio
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> So recently a startup with no cash, no funding came up to me to ask me to… Why would you sign a contract with people who have nothing to protect except your work?
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> The language is huge, a lot larger than Java, takes a lot more time and effort to master it. It's easy to get started programming in it, but I'm talking about mastering it, not intermediate-level knowledge of Python. If you t
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The USPS at a time was the center of a lot of communities (open on Sundays, serving alcohol) before other forms of communication and has a legislative history to disseminate “information” independently due to “information” not being uniform
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> Who are these people that answer the phone for numbers not in their contacts anyway? Or check voicemail? If someone wants to get a hold of you via your phone number and you actually want to speak to them, they'll SMS. Sorry, but I
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> Regardless of how one may feel about the sponsor of the bill, it was still voted on and passed by a majority of the legislative body. A legislative body that subjectively follows the law.
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Not all tech. There are specific actors and business models.
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> This product is cool, and I'm sure Felt have given careful consideration to how they plan to strategically differentiate from both Esri and open source solutions. Datawrapper has done a nice job. This feels like that to me. Annota
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> And then you'd need reasons to choose one over the other. Seeing which service has customers you have heard of as a proxy for credibility.
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This statement does not instill confidence in the business or “product.”Interested in seeing where this lands.
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In your face disgruntled, embarrassed employees!
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Much of his “news” has or will be litigated including this episode. Is that bias?
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> you just don't like what he has to say, which in the real world, means absolutely nothing to 99.999% of the planet. Yes, but could mean a lot to the talent pool discussed in the open letter, in the face of growing competition to S
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… and private school. I have one kid, can’t imagine the folks with two and three.
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> This is a good opportunity to suss out which of your "anti-imperialist" friends are anti-imperialist, and which are actually just anti-US-imperialist. This opportunity has existed for some time. It’s clear to me at least wher
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Maybe Jim Buckmaster and Craig Neumark are taking notes.
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Wouldn’t that make managing tags and categories more difficult?
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> seems like a high risk low reward crime? The upvotes on social media alone will be worth it to many nowadays.
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Buy the worst house in the best neighborhood and your initial apprehension eventually becomes a valuable asset. I wonder if the same holds true for college. This was certainly my experience.
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> In response to an article about how Monsanto has undue influence on scientific studies, you posted a review paid for by Monsanto... Anonymously
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> The only people who seem to think this is any good appear to be in their 20's and not actually experienced with desktop apps. So it’s just a matter of time until this swing of the pendulum is complete. Then we can rediscover Qt an
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> Use whatever typographic rules you like, as long as it communicates the ideas you like to tell...?! How you communicate is sometimes more important than what you communicate. How you communicate can detract from what you communicate. H
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The company that scraped Craigslist and made “every” home in my favorite local places a speculative opportunity for out of state investors (and funds), moving the workforce into their inventory to create a competitive hiring advantage again
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It’s becoming increasingly inconvenient for the minority to control the majority in this country. This shift has been discussed for decades. I would expect more “dumb” to come. Immigrants bring Covid so we need to control the border, but Co
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I wish I could phrase things differently. Aggression doesn’t typically add value.
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Is this a prescription for the rest of us? What should happen when I encounter you, perhaps at an inconvenient time? Is the answer, “don’t know them, can’t be bothered, couldn’t care less?”
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> so I'm done with self sacrifice in the name of the common good How’s that working out for you?
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Well intentioned drivel… • About 99% of the time, the right time is right now. Home refinance? Travel during a pandemic? • No one is as impressed with your possessions as you are. Search HN for Elon Musk • Dont ever work for someone you don
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> This will become a problem if demand goes down and Employers have more choices. Or if interest rates rise and the economy slows down to fight inflation and the money dries up until things stabilize (or freaking war spreading in Europe)

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