trustfundbaby

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Containers Are Not VMs(docker.com)
2 points by trustfundbaby 7y ago|0 comments
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
So ... no more React? what did they use? swift?
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
My exact sentiments. When Disney Plus came out, I actually attempted to watch the entire star wars lineup from start to finish, the prequels (episodes 4-6) were unwatchable, couldn't even get through those, but watching (more like sitt
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
> Why? because there is a strongly negative view society has on me for waking up at nearly 9am every day I laughed OUT LOUD at this!! I wake up at 11am/12pm every day, and yes there is a strongly negative view society has on it. I&#
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Never heard of oddpost, and pretty sure most devs at the time had never either. I do remember Gmail really being a wow moment with respect to Javascript and specifically AJAX though.
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The 2020 State of Remote Work(lp.buffer.com)
1 points by trustfundbaby 7y ago|0 comments
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I heard a podcast on the economist that made an impact on me with regards to this very question https://www.economist.com/podcasts/2019/11/15/what-is-the-se... ... it said that after your basic financial
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Could you elaborate? I thought it was an amazing foreboding of exactly how poor Facebook turned out to be with handling user privacy
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Charging too little.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Should have been doing that from the get go, but better late than never. I'd like to see specifics though, how often do they plan to do these verifications? What happens if someone puts up a listing just to get verified, then cleans it
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Github api. honorable mention.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
This is one of the biggest reasons I hate doing Mac updates. I will usually wait almost 6 months to do the upgrade because of that, and then usually over a weekend/holiday so I don't lose work time trying to deal with the troubles
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
> Amazon naturally attracts people who want to accomplish big things. It just happens that many of these folks are assholes. You could probably just replace "Amazon" with "Silicon Valley"
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
yep. Pretty popular one too ... or so I thought
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Did nobody use hi5?
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
exactly. It makes too much sense. Which is why it needs to happen, Canada has a skilled worker program and they give you a green card when you arrive. America doesn't need a visa designation in my opinion, just copy the skilled worker
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
The simple solution is to give every h1b worker a temporary green card or somehow allow them free mobility of work within the United states. Being allowed to move jobs at will, vs being beholden to the hiring companies for sponsorship, will
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
boom. commented about this earlier. I have a 13" one I use and a backup just in case something happens to the first one. Those machines are pretty much perfection in a laptop.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I refuse to upgrade my Early MBP 2015 for this reason. Not only do I have one right now, but I have a backup sitting in a closet just in case anything goes wrong with this one. I really can't understand why they went away from things t
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I have to say this has happened increasingly over the last 2-3 years ... or lets just say I've only just noticed this then, as I moved to a new city and was a digital nomad for a bit, so I had to rely on google maps in new and unfamili
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I think this is good for Apple, I found that I was not impressed or excited about his work after Steve Jobs wasn't there to help him refine his instincts any longer. Everything he did after that just seemed ... uninspired.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Thank you. Exactly what I was saying about explicitly limiting the scope.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
It's also that lots of times, the hiring company hasn't actually put prerequisite thought into how to limit the scope of the exercises they send out. They simply tell you "this should take you 4-6 hours" and then you&#x2
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I find that places that harp on their "flat" organization tend to be places where the people in charge are just trying to defer the hard work of putting structure in place or just afraid of it for whatever reason. In my experience
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
> Most of it i would have rather read on someone's personal site as IMO that adds a lot of character and context. And there are probably LOTS of people who don't care. Feels like folks on HN miss this important point.
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
Been looking for exactly this. Was actually going to write a script that grabbed paragraphs of random Spanish news and emailed them to me with the English translations beneath them every morning so I could get some practice every morning in
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
I rode a scooter for the first time yesterday and it got me thinking that bike companies are typically a non-factor when it comes to city municipalities, but, the backing of Uber and Lyft (plus numerous scooter companies) might be the thing
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
yeah me too. fascinated for the answer.
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Are online paywalls helping the proliferation of Fake news?(medium.com)
2 points by trustfundbaby 7y ago|0 comments
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by trustfundbaby 7y ago
This made me wonder if something like this could be done for Remote companies. All online of course

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