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871.
by wyclif 4y ago
Yes. Most people's CV's who have been around for a while are too long anyway. The goal should be one page, with only the most recent/relevant experience.
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Beginner's Guide to Installing from Source (2015)(moi.vonos.net)
4 points by wyclif 4y ago|2 comments
873.
by wyclif 4y ago
One way to mitigate that somewhat is to never put your age online. I plan on being 39 for as long as possible.
874.
by wyclif 4y ago
Why are non of the newer versions available? I can't get this to load.
875.
by wyclif 4y ago
I think in the Mediterranean region it's more like one serving a day on average.
876.
The Country That Wants to ‘Be Average’ vs. Jeff Bezos and His $500M Yacht(nytimes.com)
3 points by wyclif 4y ago|4 comments
877.
by wyclif 4y ago
I love her best albums, like Blue and Hejira . Sadly, I don't listen to her much anymore since I listen to all my music on Spotify and she pulled all her albums from the platform, because Joe Rogan (or something). Disappointing.
878.
by wyclif 4y ago
Steve Jobs was right about the size of the iPhone.
879.
by wyclif 4y ago
Perhaps in Europe, but not in the USA.
880.
by wyclif 4y ago
I tend to agree that too much accepting matches incentivizes companies to get lazy about making sure they are paying market value. However, I don't think most employees are thinking about changing the culture—they're just being me
881.
by wyclif 4y ago
This is precisely what you should filter out: 2nd-tier non-FAANG companies who have obviously and unthinkingly adopted SV/FAANG interview processes and expectations when they aren't required.
882.
by wyclif 4y ago
Handbook-driven is a lot better than location-based pay. So at least they've got one solid thing going for them.
883.
by wyclif 4y ago
FWIW, it's not hard to buy Cannonau: https://www.totalwine.com/wine/red-wine/cannonau/c/000236
884.
by wyclif 4y ago
I'm also in southeast Asia at the moment. Grab got big during the lockdowns and over the past few years of the pandemic. You would see the Grab-branded motorbike riders everywhere. But now it seems like I don't see them on the str
885.
by wyclif 4y ago
I also have <mylastname>@gmail.com because I got my account before April 1st, 2004 (the public release date). My name is also uncommon but it's very English, so I get weird email from England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, South Afr
886.
by wyclif 4y ago
Why not use Firefox Developer Edition with uBlock?
887.
by wyclif 4y ago
Serious question: what's the best way to block ads and enable privacy features on Safari? I'm open minded about Safari but it seems like it's a lot more difficult and maybe impossible to have the same level of privacy as I do
888.
by wyclif 4y ago
Or you can just use Brave if you're still OK with a Chromium-based browser but are concerned about privacy.
889.
by wyclif 4y ago
I don't know Brendan, but I agree that from everything I've gathered he was treated very badly by Mozilla and then to make matters worse he was woke mobbed. Absolutely lost respect for Mozilla after that. The CEO issue, to a lesse
890.
T³ scale ruler and T ruler-The Reformation of Measurement Tool(kickstarter.com)
1 points by wyclif 4y ago|0 comments
891.
by wyclif 4y ago
They might if you drop them hard enough, but I've dropped glass lenses numerous times and I've never had them shatter on me. Probably helps to have a sturdy frame with barrel hinges, too: https://shop.shuron.com/sh
892.
by wyclif 4y ago
Another reason to consider glass lenses.
893.
by wyclif 4y ago
There's absolutely nothing unsafe about glass lenses if you're a normal person and don't abuse them. They're actually superior to plastic in terms of longevity and durability. What I've found is that the tradeoff is
894.
by wyclif 4y ago
This is almost exactly what I do. After a lot of trial and error I found it works for me. The only thing I would add is to never use paper products to dry your Rx glasses or sunglasses if they have plastic lenses; the fibers in the paper wi
895.
by wyclif 4y ago
I agree with Mezzie about the good things about LJ, but one thing I think he/she is wrong about is that Twitter is "shouting into a void." In fact, even though your tweets may be set to public and any user can read them, your
896.
by wyclif 4y ago
Because he wanted to use the due diligence (discovery of the number of spam bots) as leverage to negotiate the price down.
897.
by wyclif 4y ago
I don't think the parent is making a point about ownership, but rather publishing. He's saying that in 2022, if you're not competent to publish yourself, it creates doubts about what you have to say about high technology.
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The state of startup compensation, H1 2022(carta.com)
31 points by wyclif 4y ago|2 comments
899.
by wyclif 4y ago
"Mac OS X" is so well established that the official IRC channel won't change the name to "macOS" and instead uses #MacOSX as the channel name.
900.
by wyclif 4y ago
I had similar thoughts—it's probably down to the privilege factor. There are a high number of SWEs here on HN and many of them have likely never been in a financial position like that.

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