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by treyfitty 4y ago
My kids leave me alone at home. My PMs at work however…
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by treyfitty 4y ago
I’ve heard people refer to work (half jokingly) as “adult daycare.” At face value, I dismissed it, but if you think about it from a societal perspective, it’s not completely false. Most of us are toiling away so that society keeps running.
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Worth mentioning: while traditionally a barometer for a "recessionary environment," it's worth repeating that this isn't a rule. The NBER is responsible for dating recessions and will ultimately decide what to label the
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US GDP Contracted in 2 Consecutive Quarters(wsj.com)
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by treyfitty 4y ago
They said to wait last year. People who need a car can’t wait forever
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Wow. That’s terrible. How long did it take for you to recover from that experience? My current situation has me so cynical that I’m withdrawing from all my interviews… it’s such a daunting process that I don’t want to go through all this
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Lmao. This is next level BS. How can we take crypto seriously when they pull stuff like this?
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Lol. I’m at a bank right now. My experience is exclusively in financial services
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by treyfitty 4y ago
All 3 of my employers in the past said this as well (“we don’t draft letters without a verbal accept, as a matter of policy”). I thought it was weird but didn’t let that dissuade me, purely because they were the only offers at each time. Wh
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Ask HN: Worst experience receiving an offer?
46 points by treyfitty 4y ago|67 comments
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Ask HN: Are Former Uber Employees Still Considered “Tarnished?”
2 points by treyfitty 4y ago|0 comments
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by treyfitty 4y ago
> making sure candidates are told their feedback Lol. Of the 15 companies I interviewed with, only 1 gave feedback.
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Ask HN: How did Magic Leap become irrelevant?
38 points by treyfitty 4y ago|45 comments
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by treyfitty 4y ago
It’s one of the most rewarding aspects to my life right now. It’s a long term play and I hope I get to lay in my deathbed proud of my children. That’s really it…
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by treyfitty 4y ago
StellarPeers is a service that tries to do this. I subscribed in the past, but found my peers to be noobs who didn’t know what to criticize and were in the same boat as I. I also found it to heavily skew towards Indian peers. So maybe this
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Westchester County, NY doesn’t suffer from this… it’s about a 90-10 split between white and Asian in the affluent areas there (Scarsdale, Chappaqua…etc)
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Why does the UI look like it's advertising cereal to me? I see this design pattern sprouting up frequently, and I hate it. It almost screams "hey! we're trying to be hip! Look at us! Weeeeeeeee!"
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by treyfitty 4y ago
This isn’t 90% of Bloomberg at all. Bloombergs value is provided through combining the data for you, and getting you that data the instant it’s published. There’s also value in the network effects via chat and Craigslist like marketplace fo
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by treyfitty 4y ago
I had a cavity about 20 years back and the tooth needed to be extracted to alleviate the pain. The dentist said something like “you need to replace that tooth or else your jaw will lose the bone and all your other teeth will shift and it’ll
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by treyfitty 4y ago
For reference, historically, mortgage rates were greater than 6%. "Since 2008" isn't that meaningful, other than to imply "since QE regime began."
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Legitimate question: what benefits are there to be anonymous to the general public? Wouldn’t most people be happy to take credit for their code?
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Why won't one see the same thing with Kraken?
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Pretty cool. But all these different note taking software suffer from the same thing: it’s not so much about the actual taking of notes that’s the problem, but organizing all the notes when one needs it. I’m reading a book called “How to Ta
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Bloomberg relies on a lot of tech and engineers. Maybe not the News arm, but it’s related enough to Bloomberg that it’s worth calling it a “tech layoff”
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Why do CEOs feel compelled to say “this is the hardest decision I’ve ever had to make.” Hoping a CEO can chime in here… is the decision really that hard? It seems like they are just trying to not seem like a dick, when we all know they’re
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Do you intend on supporting Search in the future? My use case is to brainstorm, jot down a few things, and just dump my contents of my brain onto a canvas and search later.
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by treyfitty 4y ago
I posted something tangential this morning, and ironically, got flagged ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31491071 ) I tried to convey in the comments exactly what this author was positing, but deleted the comment becaus
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Right, but that's only for Windows. Logitech Flow supports Mac + Windows.
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by treyfitty 4y ago
Is this issue not sparking debating around Free Speech and it's bounds? It appears you're guilty all the same.
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by treyfitty 4y ago
He was investigated in 2018, and already disciplined for his consensual relationship with that woman. To have that same investigation re-opened seems suspect.

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