JOnAgain

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by JOnAgain 16d ago
My life or my company?
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by JOnAgain 4mo ago
Kids. Kids are the piece of this policy you haven’t considered. Poor people have kids too. Then you have starving babies in the street and 5 year olds trying to find work to pay for food. Then you might think, “okay, maybe we take care of k
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by JOnAgain 1y ago
Can you share more?
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
I returned my MacBook pro due to weight. After years with an air, I can’t go back. I’ll get the new air.
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
I feel like I'm slow reading through the docs. I really tried. Is this just curl with a simpler syntax? This is advertising CLI integration, so what's the VSCode feature people seem excited about?
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
> It's only been a day since I really started using Zed instead of Neovim Please update in 1 year
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
Can’t get promoted pumping out 10 great pages. But a library that you can claim will enhance the productivity of 100 other engineers? Now that’s IMPACT!! Except you’re at a company where everyone has figured this out so now you have 4 compe
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
Specific to LA, earthquakes
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
As someone who ran a startup with 100’s of hosts. As soon as I start to count the salaries, hiring, desk space, etc of the people needed to manage the hosts AWS would look cheap again. Yea, hardware costs they are aggressively expensive. Bu
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
It’s definitely going to be on the small side.
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
I _love_ articles like this. Hacker News peeps, please make more!
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
I love blog posts like this. Content like this is what I come to hacker news for. Thank you.
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
The real value of this, IMHO, is that it makes it much harder to match you against services and in ad platforms. Hashing email addresses is the primary way user data is exchanged.
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
You’re not alone. I don’t get the contrast either.
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by JOnAgain 2y ago
do Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the US, Britain, Ireland? Yes they do. This is exactly the problem. Specifically in big cities. Zoning and nimby-ism holds back building. Even Toronto which builds a lot doesn’t build enough housing units
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
So all my 2-factor codes are good, right?
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
This is why AWS is better. They dogfood when it is hard. I remember when S3 and EC2 were coming out. They tried to make us working on the retail website move year after year. Our excuses became their roadmap. We (developers working on not A
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
"Gemini, how can I easily sign up for Google cloud as an individual?'
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Do you mean Stadia? Is it ironic you got the name wrong. It wasn’t good enough. It purported to be great, but it had random connection issues. Given that destiny, a 1st person shooter, was their flagship game these flaws really jumped out.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
It’s been getting terrible. What kills me is trying to search in an area and having it pan out or pan over to show me an ad. I think it’s their monetization that is killing UX.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust And another one gone, and another one gone Another one bites the dust (yeah) Hey, I'm gonna get you too Another one bites the dust
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Better than Russia, tho, right?
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Great write up. Scary. But very digestible for a complex subject area.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Did they actually not control for U.K.? They just subtracted the 6th biggest economy and ran a sensational headline?
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
7 reasons why you think google has switched to infinite scroll. Before we get to the 7 reasons, let’s describe what Google is …
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Readme could link to or explain what clickhouse is, for those of us who might not know.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
The higher paying jobs skew heavily to stock, especially at FAANG. As you get more sr, stock grants can be 50-80% of comp. So looking at salary alone massively understates comp.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
And it’s down. Not a good look.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Height is in m, but temperatures are in f. Complete unusable :) I loved this.
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by JOnAgain 3y ago
Without disputing anything in the article, I often see little to no value placed in consistency, simplicity, and repeatability with these kinds of analysis. In this case, I would prefer to manage 1 set/type of hardware for all my uses

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