wanderer2323

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by wanderer2323 6y ago
Dmitrii Kovalenin, Russian translator of Murakami has written a book on Murakami which is 1/3rd about the translation process, 1/3rd literary analysis of Murakami's novels and 1/3rd about author's experiences with J
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
Always assume that the malicious outcome is the intended outcome. Somewhere at zoom a tech lead looked at the features planned, saw 'uninstaller' and deprioritized it to P4. That was the malice, even though they did not cacke and
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
you analogy seems questionable to me. The major telehealth bying google ads is Wal-Mart bying 10 large highway billboards. The indie therapist not being able to afford the auction is the mom-and-pop shop not being able to afford those buidb
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
It's kinda disheartening being matched to plat players in your silver promos.
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
Not sure what you mean by the 'forum discussions'. The open thread discussions were almost uniformly of higher quality and depth than most HN threads.
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
what a one-sided POV. I kept "in touch" with multiple recruiters who "discovered" me via the Linkedin and when the time came I leveraged these connections to land multiple interview loop invites. It also is a great place
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Nikolay Ironov – neural network for design(artlebedev.com)
2 points by wanderer2323 6y ago|1 comments
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
Did you link the wrong article? The one you linked basically says that (1) you are using yaml files to describe the package instead of scripts and (2) you have the ability to specify multiple installers per package to support multiple archi
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by wanderer2323 6y ago
You mean more evidence than Cuomo's own account of him being outside his residence that he gave on his radio show?
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Congratulations! It's a great place to work with amazing people. Source: got hired not that long ago.
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Why Some Covid-19 Cases Are Worse Than Others(the-scientist.com)
2 points by wanderer2323 7y ago|0 comments
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Out of curiousity, why do you think that your intake from the `minimal salary barely enough for living expenses` job posting will contain any talented candidates at all?
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
you have an aptitude for a CTO position, but T does not stand for `tech`
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Then the viewpoints you are forcing becomes whether the border is 'disputed' which is not much better and it makes your map a mess.
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Your <rant> is basically about you not having (or not willing to budget) enough money to cover the extra risk that the Sweden's work laws impose on your startup. When you think about it like this, the laws and your response to th
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
People in the experiment the gp post describes do not want to work 'part time', they want to work 'full time' for 30 hours a week. The fact that you describe that as 'part time' undermines your argument that wo
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
I think so, here is the article about it: https://www.benkuhn.net/importtime
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
The "conquest" of Crimea was a response to an implied threat to a natural gas trade with Europe in the followup of a western-sponsored coup. (to be even more specic, Crimean events were mostly about regaining the control of the Bl
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
"Behind one end of the bar sits Jefferson Peters, octopus, with a sixshooter on each side of him, ready to make change or corpses as the case may be. There are three bartenders; and on the wall is a ten foot sign reading: 'All Dri
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
update: just enabling the vpn was enough to 'reset' captcha to the simple level, seems like yahoo does not take into account whether your IP is 'residential'.
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
It went pretty good for the first 10-20 or so groups but now I get the multiples of the really annoying captchas (click until none remain) per group... Damnit yahoo...
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
To be more precise, it seems to be a photo of what 'experts' say is 'almost certainly' an image from a 'classified' satellite or drone.
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Database of Databases(dbdb.io)
15 points by wanderer2323 7y ago|0 comments
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
I completely agree with your sentiment in the [EDIT] part. My theory always was that remote shops can do more `hazing` because they have people who want to freely move/travel/go full digital nomad lining up for them. Would be inte
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Yes, the superhero culture was definitely much better before, in the olden days when Greed was abhorred, it was taboo to snatch Radish tops, aniseed, or parsley before your elders, Or to nibble kickshaws and giggle and twine one's feet
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
I doubt he will sit at home working on it alone for long.
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
I think for alot of people the immediate reason for paying for this service would be that they can put the resulting code on github as an example of small completed project.
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
Why not apply Nolnah's Razor? In the absense of evidence to the contrary assume that outcome matches intent.
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
> The extremes are a product of the ineffectiveness of more measured tactics. You can use that logic to justify _absolutely anything_. The extremes are there because people performing them actually like performing them. They do it becaus
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by wanderer2323 7y ago
> in the absence of evidence to the contrary, always assume the actual outcome was the intent This is a great maxim and deserves to have a name. Maybe Nolnah's razor?

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