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6y ago
Is there any reading related to how their parents raise them with such a passion to science? (I believe geniuses can be raised)
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20 afternoon dependencies -> now you have month of work, more code to test (and write tests), more code to support in the future, more code to understand for new developer. Add edge cases which you are not aware of, you are screwed my ba
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feels like moving problem from operations to developer. with staging: keeping almost identical environment with production, syncing data if necessary to test load. can be considered as mostly Ops related work. without staging: of course fea
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6y ago
how are you going to compete with MS office suite or similar, in any enterprise solution space if Google has bad reputation with product maintenance and shutting down products so fast? UPD: I assume Google Sites has lots of customers (we we
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based on my understanding of your post, you WANT to go to leadership role in long term, but you got offer for non-leadership role. I would not accept this offer if both companies are in same caliber, because you don't know when you can
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6y ago
do you think, if you had chosen AWS L7 career you would advise opposite of going FAANG way? nice to get feedback from Corey, your insights are helpful
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6y ago
I am thinking about place where I can do things little bit more right way and relax a little (in case of consultant job, take a rest from time to time for couple more weeks or months), instead of always in a rush, because customer X is aski
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Ask HN: Cloud Consultant vs. FAANG Job?
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6y ago
first of all, if you think you are right, why not use your real github account, then discuss publicly what is your problem with disposable emails? (there are some problems definitely, but it really depends on how company is going to handle
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6y ago
I am assuming low level systems in commercial software systems, would like to hear from @antirez :)
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yes, definitely. I had a depression last year and I was slowly recovering from it, after everything became remote, less conversation with people, more pushing myself to work harder, because no one sees you are working and for people with im
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6y ago
good question, would love to get answer from DO guys here.
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Ask HN: People with depression, have your depression increased lately (Covid)?
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6y ago
sell your account for $2-3k, maybe some folks here are looking for cheaper options for hosting
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6y ago
after working at couple of startups, I also noticed worrying trend. * 21 years old marketer writing about life crisis in 40s * fashion blogger explaining is Teflon harmful or not (come on, fashion and chemistry?) * 18 years old student who
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6y ago
I believe part of problem is Google SEO. Tech content maybe bullshit, but marketing content is even more bullshit. I remember times when we had slow internet and/or only subset of blogs we read from time to time. Most of development wa
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Ask HN: Which magazine is worth subscription (in paper)?
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Ask HN: Ubuntu getting slower, what is alternative?
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6y ago
Anyone working at Uber, can you share how is morale in Uber at this moment? How might this affect hiring in the future when they need more people, but people don't want to go there? Honestly, in the beginning of 2020, I was too optimis
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7y ago
interested as well. Nowadays ERP, SAP consulting is in really high demand with good hourly rate. But how viable or possible to become a cloud consultant and in which area's one become consultant? I see QuinnyPig is helping companies sa
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this is bullshit, why CEO can't hire person who is best for the job by her/his own definition of best? Definition of best is determined by person who is hiring. Can white-man now sue company for racism because board of directors d
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Ask HN: What problem in your industry is potential startup for 2020?
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Ask HN: Startup Idea for 2020?
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Ask HN: Where do you find authoritative resources?
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I believe companies should be free to set their terms of use and/or whom they provide services. Like in a real life, if you don't like someone or you don't follow her/his ideas, you are free to not answer his questions o
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Using chance to comment, even though I like Firefox a lot and writing this comment from Firefox, I am switching to Chrome in Android. Every time when I need to pay something web sites redirect me to my bank site, which has good mobile app,
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Ask HN: Where do you find unknown knowledge?
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- tomorrow you can become billionaire and someone will share your history of porn movies to worsen your reputation. - after purchasing some product in physical world, you might get lots of annoying ads afterwards - you have small conflicts
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This is dangerous in case of WeWork, since founder is leasing property to WeWork. Founder knows how much profit is company generating, he can increase rent prices and make WeWork zero profitable all the time, but his other company earns all
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If you made to on-site interviews at FAANG companies, do not worry about anything. These guys are intelligent enough to evaluate your actual software and soft skills necessary to be successful at their respective companies.
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