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by zihotki 4y ago
You're wrongly assuming US salaries. Not everybody gets 180k/year on the other part of the globe. And there are junior/med. devs in US too. Plus the subscription price is 600/year per person if you buy it as an organisat
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by zihotki 4y ago
Because you do it only once and can use it in any other company you work. It's a highly portable tool for free. What are the chances that your next employer will pay for a JB license?
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That's why you need to unionize, that's the only way to have a leverage on a big corporate company if it doesn't have proper compensation scheme adjustments.
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You probably don't understand how either of them work. Do you remember for how long Apple was trying to fix problems with their butterfly keyboards?
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by zihotki 4y ago
Apples and oranges, you should instead compare it with other non-profits. According to top links in search for 'non profit ceo salary' give me average salary numbers about $150k
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by zihotki 4y ago
I don't see any reason for an executive to be less likely to make a mistake. And considering that the core business is rock solid and didn't change much in last many years, I don't even see a potential for such mistake.
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by zihotki 4y ago
For measurement of small nuts you apply an error calculated for 10cm. If the nut is small, the error will be also small, not 0.5mm, but something like 0.02-0.03. So if you measure 4.0-4.03 you won't make a mistake which nut it is. You
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by zihotki 4y ago
That one is an automatic room equalization, it's different from speaker equalization and it probably should be done after speaker equalization. But it's more useful for the end user.
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by zihotki 4y ago
I wonder what are the differences between this tool and industry standard REW app - https://www.roomeqwizard.com/
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They can apply it only for people either visiting from NL, or having their billing address in NL, or something like that.
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If you think from a different perspective that may be not reasonable. Consider a company that has multiple sources of income. One of the sources uses Akka and brings only, for example, 2.5 million a year. And now the expenses of running it
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by zihotki 4y ago
But it is still possible to re-assemble even 3 or 4 times. That's based on my anecdata as well as my friends' anecdata. You just need to be careful and avoid using powertools. Powertools often do a lot of damage when they tighten
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by zihotki 4y ago
This submission should probably be 'Tell HN:'.
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by zihotki 4y ago
And even if you're paying, often you could still be the product being sold. There are no limits for a greed.
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by zihotki 4y ago
That's highly underestimated benefit of message queues. In addition to that it's also easy to mirror the queue and test new version in parallel with current.
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by zihotki 4y ago
Give me a split version, swap ctrl and fn positions, add delete button and prepare to catch my money.
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by zihotki 4y ago
Domino is patented at the moment. But the patent expires very soon, in 2024 or so since the first domino jointer appeared in 2004. Soon after that similar devices should appear from many manufacturers, even China brands could join the fun.
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by zihotki 4y ago
That's only in North America, in EU/Asia they're Hikoki. And in EU there is still Metabo.
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by zihotki 4y ago
Another nitpick, they're Metabo HPT only in North America, in EU and Asia they're Hikoki. So at the end there is still separate Metabo, and there is also Metabo HPT/Hikoki. That's a very strange limbo since it'll be
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by zihotki 4y ago
For good and easy multiroom sound obviously. It's a killer feature of Sonos. And in this particular case it's a ceiling speaker. Stereo is not a problem here since a single Symfonisk is a mono speaker and you need a second one to
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by zihotki 4y ago
I'm not sure that it will be fully compatible. Sonos has a feature to tune/calibrate your speaker setup for your environment. That's to reduce room gain and in general to get a better flatter response for your environment. An
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by zihotki 4y ago
It's not that it has stopped, but there is less and less open topics where there is no solution. And those topics are usually (in my experience) niche topics and will get better discussion in GitHub issues or in a similar system. Or re
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by zihotki 4y ago
People should be comparing the final price from door to door instead of just a ticket price. Transfer isn't free.
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by zihotki 4y ago
"Plans are useless but planning is indispensable" D. Eisenhower
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by zihotki 4y ago
There is a wonderful RFC which solves the same problem - Problem Details for HTTP APIs . This approach is quite popular in good quality APIs. I was quite surprised that nobody mentioned it before. - https://datatracker.ietf.or
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by zihotki 4y ago
In case if anybody is looking for a reliable and free swiss army knife tool for PDFs, I'd like to recommend https://www.pdf24.org/en/ - it supports splitting, converting, signing, OCR, and many other operations. B
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by zihotki 4y ago
The metabolic feedback loop there is not precise as you may think. There is a huge variability and even big thresholds of when it starts switching. That's why you need to measure your calories intake and results, and act accordingly.
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Is HN audience anyhow different?
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My experience says that no, unless you're in a team of F#-minded people. There are some companies like that but it's quite rare. And the main challenge is that C# is good enough and nobody wants to switch over. As soon as F# evang
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by zihotki 4y ago
In short, no. The problem there, just like with any other social networking site, is the monetization. Many annoying features are actually generating revenue. So you're a product and that won't change. And after a period of develo

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