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by wojt_eu 10y ago
Well I sleep great at hotels too but less so as a guest at someone's house. I suspect it's because I lock myself in a hotel room and can expect not to be disturbed. It becomes my private space.
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by wojt_eu 10y ago
WOW, it was disturbing even to read. "i'm checking up on you every so often" "don't write that down" "you're lost in your own little world up here"
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
I expect you'd be easily traced by this account number and then face charges of producing counterfeit official documents.
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
Wouldn't it make it impossible under California law to have an agent that impersonate me? Have them tweet from my account, reply to emails in my name etc.
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
I think this is very different. Nature has created a strong brand and they can charge whatever they please. I understand why publicly funded institutions would want to pay to have their research papers published in Nature, it could be part
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
This way you could cut sleep at night even more and take another side-project! </sarcasm>
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Missing the Boat(benorenstein.com)
1 points by wojt_eu 11y ago|0 comments
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Europe or US-Eastern time zone) Senior Ruby on Rails developer (full time since 2008). I'll be happy to wrap my head around complex business scenarios, use profiler to find performance bottlenecks and optimize th
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Europe Remote: Yes I build web applications, from prototyping to maintenance. Video: https://youtu.be/xw7wBPYVfzs SaaS Rapid Prototyping Maintenance Subscriptions Integrations Overview of applicat
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
Reminds me of Windows NT.
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by wojt_eu 11y ago
Experts on a subject that doesn't exist? Like professors of theology?
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
Give everyone in the team copies of the book "The Healthy Programmer". Problems focusing could be anything from blood sugar level or thyroid to food allergies.
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
Or rather: a friendly reminder that tests should be passing in intermediate commits too after git rebase.
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Why you shouldn’t use Git merge --rebase(blog.glyphobet.net)
2 points by wojt_eu 12y ago|1 comments
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
Dropping support for exotic OSes frees you from having to test on that OSes.
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
It is saving, delaying a purchase that would be financed out of debt until you accumulate cash allows you to save on debt interest. Alternatively, if you already have the money you can invest them for a while and earn interest.
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
Comments so far focused on bias in judging capability based on past startup results. I'd really wish see the other angle explored: "Is someone who's used to being boss of the company going to handle taking orders?" When
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
100% code coverage still doesn't give you correctness.
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by wojt_eu 12y ago
Batmobile?
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
Google already knows your location. Readings from your home electronics only enrich this data and make it more reliable.
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Proved.co - a service that scores product idea(proved.co)
1 points by wojt_eu 13y ago|0 comments
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
Disclaimer: below opinions based solely on personal experience As a "freelancer who knows how to deliver and maintain software" I easily find clients who understand prototyping, prioritization, shipping features incrementally. As
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
Why you shouldn't paste code from websites directly into terminal: http://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
> First, be certain that you can make $500/mo by building it yourself and get the hospital paying $500/mo. I'm currently chewing on ideas from "Lean Startup". It suggest to try and validate your idea before eve
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
Flat or not, this is how I feel about UIs built by programmers before Bootstrap was available: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MC7GrDS8TE
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
In my experience standing in front of a desk does not interfere with getting into the zone.
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
I'm using motorised desk (similar to GeekDesk) for over three years now. On 8-hours working days I'm doing 3-6 standing sessions, each one 25 minutes long ("Pomodoro"). If I stand more than that feel fatigue which is dis
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
never underestimate the power of duct tape
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by wojt_eu 13y ago
It's because of HN front-page I learned about and subscribed to your mailing list.
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Disable Turblinks every X requests(coderwall.com)
1 points by wojt_eu 13y ago|0 comments

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