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7mo ago
Yes, I’m not speaking about the person with 14 years of experience. I’m saying that looking for senior level roles is much easier than roles that aren’t quite senior yet.
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7mo ago
How many of those are real jobs?
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7mo ago
Senior level is doing the heavy lifting here.
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8mo ago
What were you browsing where someone cutting off their own testicles is not as bizarre as other things? I didn't watch the video but atleast there was a warning. Feds this guy right here ^^
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8mo ago
Thanks, but I mean do you use OCR or any service after scanning them? Would be nice to be able to search through the notebooks once scanned.
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8mo ago
No. The author uses the term “engineering notebook” to make it sound different than what humans have already been doing for millennia.
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8mo ago
What do you use to digitize your Field Notes? I was using EverNote but I’m looking for an alternative.
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8mo ago
You've just described every comment section on HackerNews.
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8mo ago
Care to share your output? I doubt your VST is on the same level as something released by a company like Native Instruments, Spectrasonics, etc.
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8mo ago
How did AI companies find your collection?
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9mo ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I was thinking about the traceback message and hadn't thought about __context__ or __traceback__.
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9mo ago
This part is not correct. I can't speak for the other languages, but in Python the exception that is originally thrown is the one that creates the traceback. If the finally block also throws an exception, then the traceback includes th
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9mo ago
It's 160kbit/s for popularity>0 and 75kbit/s for popularity=0. I'm surprised Anna's Archive went for this given that these are not archival quality bitrates. It appears they did this because they found a way, rat
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11mo ago
This was a really great read. Thanks for sharing.
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1y ago
I already know the answer to this, but did you read the article? Ned addresses your concerns.
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1y ago
Rare Hackernews W. Thanks for posting. This is a really great read.
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1y ago
From the article, the guitars will be displayed in an American Guitar exhibition in Spring 2027.
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2y ago
If you actually read the research paper linked in the article, it says the speed may exceed that of the escape velocity of the Milky Way, suggesting that it is not proven as fact yet.
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2y ago
Thanks for the explanation and for the detailed responses in the links. I agree with them, but what ends up occurring is similar to situations in schoolyards where a bully who starts a confrontation isn’t punished, but the person who fights
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2y ago
Feel free to post this to the comment above mine as well that says “they stupidly pretended it was real”. Along with many similar comments in other threads. Is it okay to be sneerful as long as everyone else agrees with you? Seems to be the
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2y ago
Their wallets are much bigger than yours.
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2y ago
250 comments as a Hacker News discovers interior design.
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2y ago
How so?
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2y ago
Have you tried talking to them?
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2y ago
Your comparison of TE to BMW is apt. As is OP’s comparison to Apple. For those of us who have raced cars on a track, we see the BMW E36 M3 (90s) as the last proper race worthy vehicle. People who drive BMWs now just want a “nice car to driv
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2y ago
Count has gained popularity recently and I’m glad it has. Quite possibly the best fiction piece ever written.
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2y ago
A piece on the financial markets, which could have included a tweet from any proper financial source, instead it includes one from Austen Allred.
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2y ago
Do you know this from working in the industry, or are you just repeating what CNBC is saying?
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2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to give me all these resources. I’ve got a lot of reading and watching to do.
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2y ago
Thanks for the book rec. Is there anything in this article that isn’t contained in the book apart from the incentive?
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