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   by tra3 4y ago

   That’s the whole interview? seems kinda short. It does remind me how much I miss “comedians getting coffee”. Seinfeld has such quick wit. Really admire him.
2. 422.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   I’m not in the know…can you ELI5?
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   by tra3 4y ago

   I don't have enough data or insight, but the global trends seem like a good indicator. More people are retiring than joining the workforce AND there's already a shortage, so my thinking is the shortage will continue to grow assumi
4. 424.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   Completely agree with everything you're saying. I hesitated writing this because predictions of any sort are so hilariously wrong so much of the time. Could be that Copilot achieves sentience tomorrow we hit singularity and all SWEs wi
5. 425.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   I've been startled to find out that the global population is stabilizing or is actually reducing [0]. To me that means that any shortages that are apparent now (and Software Dev shortage has been trumpeted about for years) will continu
6. 426.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   Is python3.10 an actual binary or a shim or another alias? which python3.10
7. 427.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   A diffuser and a scent like you like? I like the lemongrass and there’s another one that smells like a fir tree.. https://www.saje.com/ca/diffuser-blend-kits/
8. 428.▲
   by tra3 4y ago

   > I work in the tech industry. I'm somewhat rare in that I also work on my own vehicles, do my own maintenance, repair things, build my own stuff around the property, etc. A lot of coworkers at various places I've worked over t
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   by tra3 4y ago

   This question is too broad; right tool for the job right? Have you seen: - https://roamresearch.com - https://www.orgroam.com - https://www.dendron.so/ - https://zettelkasten.de/tools
10. 430.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    The y axis here measures duration that it took to successfully spin up the box, where negative results were requests that timed out after 200 seconds. The results are pretty staggering
11. 431.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    That’s awesome. I was expecting a lament on how an amazing startup idea was stolen and monetized by someone else. Glad I’m wrong and the world is a little bit better.
12. 432.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Works fine in Safari, but in chrome you get a nice a hello. Gotta love JWZ, he's from the old internet.
13. 433.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Has anyone tried antlion wireless mic? I hate wires. https://a.co/d/f39vvon
14. 434.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Selection bias? Have you been learning lisp recently? I've been playing with Emacs lisp so I'm naturally drawn to clicking on anything lispy on HN. But I haven't noticed it elsewhere.
15. 435.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Can you go to your management/HR and ask for an unpaid sabbatical? If I was a manager I'd say yes, rather than lose someone.
16. 436.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Thank you!
17. 437.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Have you consulted previously? Searching for clients, marketing, bullshit ego stroking to get a contract, clients not paying on time, or not paying, billing, etc, etc.
18. 438.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Appreciate the list very much. Do you think you could share the ones to start with and why you liked them?
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    by tra3 4y ago

    > - Downfall: Case Against Boeing -- all in the title This is a good one. For context, it deals with the 737 Max 8 crashes, pre covid. Boeing was incentivized to release a flawed aircraft which killed 362 people, across 2 crashes. They k
20. 440.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    You got it. Also see org-roam-review [0] for a potential incrementing writing implementation. [0]: https://github.com/chrisbarrett/nursery
21. 441.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    Interesting stuff. There’s org anki for quick card creation with bidirectional sync. I’ve seen someone adapt org-drill into an incremental writing system. Finally org noter is an amazing complement to an incremental reading system. Sorry, o
22. 442.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    It’s quacks like a duck at midnight, but it’s actually a frog?
23. 443.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    This is a good one. I was excited when it was announced but I stopped using voice assistants almost completely. Partly privacy, partly poor implementation. It showed so much promise, once implementation improves I don't see how it woul
24. 444.▲
    by tra3 4y ago

    I'm not the target audience, but congrats on designing and shipping a product. It's incredibly difficult to go from an idea to something that actually works. I have no idea if there's demand for a product like this, but you s
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Sorry you're going through this, it's a tough spot to be in. I have reframed my approach to employment in the past several years after going through something similar. At the very core, your relationship with your employer is a bu
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    by tra3 4y ago

    > While estimation seems to be a shibboleth of certain types of project management, the fact that implementation time estimates are rarely accurate - and often significantly wrong - suggests that they are not as vital as we’re lead to be
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    by tra3 4y ago

    That's bleak. Where does the black box start? CEO to CTO? CTO to VP of Engineering? VP to Director? Director to Team Lead?
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Thanks for this. Wyze cams are a good deal but their cloud offering is confusing.
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    by tra3 4y ago

    You gotta have some way of answering the "how long is it going to take" question. There's no better way of predicting things than looking at how long things have taken in the past. Unfortunately what everyone forgets is that
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    by tra3 4y ago

    Oh wow, thanks for highlighting the extensions piece. That's huge! Going to give it a go as well.