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by volkk 4y ago
Was just there and I ended up enjoying the sounds by the end of the trip so much, they became comforting. One of the most wonderful cities I've been to
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by volkk 4y ago
i've stopped following this war/conflict because the amount of bs stemming from both sides is unparalleled from other stuff i've seen historically. i legitimately can't tell what is made up/staged/propaganda fr
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by volkk 4y ago
this is absolutely bonkers, but one of the more unique things i've read on here. i'm sure there are a ton of tax loopholes that exist, but how do you find these? just reading the IRS website?
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by volkk 4y ago
AH! derp. thank you that makes total sense :) -- seemingly awesome tool, will certainly look into this. thanks for the quick responses
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by volkk 4y ago
> a request will end up going to one of baseline service A or A’, but never both that's interesting, i totally didn't gleam that. so X percentage of users are getting a potentially bugged experience? is this kind of like a more
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by volkk 4y ago
One thing that maybe is just wooshing over my head, but how does persistence fit into this, at least as best practices? The way I understand this tool from the docs, is that a request is duplicated to go to the baseline service A as well as
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Ask HN: Transitioning a team member to an engineer tips?
2 points by volkk 4y ago|1 comments
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by volkk 4y ago
it takes only a second of thought to realize the pessimistic intent behind that sentence
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by volkk 4y ago
> as a serial entrepreneur the advice i wish i had, was to start earlier thank you, i hear that often and i'm trying to really internalize that. > also try to find advisors and mentors. would you be willing to give me some advice
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by volkk 4y ago
i'm not fearful per se, i like to be prepared and am doing some due diligence before blindly doing something. there's a lot of time waste that goes into anything early on, and you always look back and say "man if i only i had
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by volkk 4y ago
can you explain why ML? i don't want to study for the sake of studying if that's what you meant by that
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by volkk 4y ago
that's hilarious!
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by volkk 4y ago
that's interesting. seems to be a common theme in these answers, that an MBA = middle management forever. I always looked at them as a potentially good way to understand how to run a business successfully. aside from just plunging myse
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Ask HN: MBA if I want to run a business one day?
26 points by volkk 4y ago|38 comments
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by volkk 4y ago
asana?
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by volkk 4y ago
it has less to do with that and more to do with forced liquidation numbers
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by volkk 4y ago
not sure if this comment is satire or not, but hilarious nonetheless
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by volkk 5y ago
> The supply of content has exploded by several orders of magnitude. Much of it is totally free. Heck, some evenings I pause a show and find myself having spent 2 hours scrolling tiktok. i'm of the opinion that a big reason for thi
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by volkk 5y ago
> Does an NFT confer ownership to any real, personal or intellectual property as understood by any currently existing legal authority? I can use my imagination and predict a future where some form of the tech can be. But on a different n
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by volkk 5y ago
£150k is ~$196k base. I don't really see how that's much much less? My friend is an L6 at 220k base (with a shitload of equity). Definitely within the range.
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by volkk 5y ago
sure it is. it's the essence of the job market.
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by volkk 5y ago
A bit. from one point, i wouldn't mind passionately discussing mechanics of a feature, or the strategies of what to build in the next few quarters/years. but every time i enter a discussion about which way the code should be setup
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Ask HN: Anybody else exhausted by code discussion?
19 points by volkk 5y ago|10 comments
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by volkk 5y ago
100%. Boundaries are extremely important, and if you're a service onto which 7 other teams rely on, there's an issue with your teams and the way you've setup your services. Bounded contexts!
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by volkk 5y ago
i can tell by this comment that you've spent no time in the space and it's all made in bad faith so i'll just disengage here and save us both the time.
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by volkk 5y ago
its interesting that at this point, the arguments on HN have become so one sided and idiotic, that every time i see a web3 article, you might as well skip the comment section. the actual smart people that are into the blockchain as tech and
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by volkk 5y ago
somewhere underneath all of this vulgarity, i see your point and it's quite interesting. really wonder whether the whole "block" attitude is actually detrimental. never really thought about it that way, and have always imagin
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by volkk 5y ago
this resource exists purely for people to practice for systems design interviews. or at least, that's 99% of the use cases of this repo
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by volkk 5y ago
i think i would choose decentralized almost all of the time if it worked the same performance wise
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by volkk 5y ago
i think this is mostly because of the maturity/popularity of the tooling, not the underlying aspect of centralization. if there was a just as slick, widespread and useful decentralized alternative, i would be on that instead.

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