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MadMoogle
12y ago
Location: Middle of nowhere New York State Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: to anywhere rural or any city with an easy commute to a rural area Technologies: Whatever you're using. I love to learn. Resume: available on request Email: h
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How expensive is rent out that way? I remember looking into it a few years back and found it was more expensive than living in the city, considering I would have had to buy a car.
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It rings true for me as well, but there's still a floor on it. I like a quieter environment than most extroverts, but there is no such thing as an absolutely silent environment (not unless you spend a lot of money to make one of those
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I have no idea why this comment was downvoted. This is solid advice.
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Depression/Lack of Interest is at least giving HN a run for its money. Besides, not everybody who spends time on HN will think it's their biggest productivity killer. Definitely A productivity killer, but maybe not the biggest one
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12y ago
Do you agree with what Michael O'Church says about MBA culture? I've read a whole lot of his side of the argument but very little from somebody 'in the center of the MBAs'.
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12y ago
Location: Middle of nowhere New York State Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: to anywhere rural or any city with an easy commute to a rural area Technologies: Javascript, nodejs, angularjs, jquery, PHP, mysql, Java, C# Resume: https:/&
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I don't buy it. After all, if he's never done anything outside the realm of acceptable political beliefs, then nobody has anything to lose by going into his politics. And if he has, they surely have the right to know, especially t
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> There was no sense of separation or exclusiveness. Even for the people who didn't eat with the group every day? I notice that those people tend to get excluded over time. Not on purpose, necessarily. It's human nature to see
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Do you still use google products?
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Instead of keeping squishy balls at my desk, I have something that resembles Thor's hammer, except it's weighted. I play with it idly during the day[0], which helps strengthen my grip and forearms. I started doing this when my han
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Have you ever had an issue with people asking why you wear the same shirt all week?
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12y ago
Same, except I use an alum block instead of alcohol. I also don't use shampoo, conditioner or soap on my body. I shower daily with cold(ish) water and only water.
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I'm merely dispelling the "common sense" myth that caffeine has a built in limiter, thus making it "safe" without any conscious effort on your part. It doesn't and it isn't. In a high stress startup enviro
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Ah, thank you! Poor sound isolation is one of the biggest reasons I don't live in a city at present.
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Over time, you need to drink more and more to get to that sweet spot. Most people do self limit, but not because of that.
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That's because it is a medical condition - haemorrhoids. Googling "piles" is not a pretty thing...
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Here's an odd question: how's the soundproofing in your apartment? Can you hear lots of street noise even with all the windows closed?
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4chan celebrates Independence Day by spamming Tumblr's feminism tags
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Location: Middle of nowhere New York State Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: to anywhere rural or any city with an easy commute to a rural area Technologies: Javascript, nodejs, angularjs, jquery, PHP, mysql, Java, C# Resume: https:/&
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I blew a technical phone screen with Zynga and not only did the interviewer not respond to any of my follow ups, the in house recruiter actually blocked my calls. Radio silence seems to be fairly standard after deciding to reject a candidat
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Read the site. He suggests water temperatures that aren't cold enough to make you shiver. In fact, if you're shivering, you're way past the 80/20 point. This isn't woo woo crazy shit, he's done his research.
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Existential question of the day: If the answers are almost all lies or omissions, what's the point of asking the questions? To get good at spotting the rare honest answer among the PR? And how do you know what's a lie and what isn
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If you're the fifth person I've spoken to that day, any questions I have about the company have most likely already been asked and answered. Would it comfort you or worry you to find out I'm asking questions I already know th
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Could he have sued the studio if he could prove it was his idea? It's been done before and is the reason why studios do not read unsolicited scripts. Art Buchwald sued Paramount when Eddie Murphy was given sole story credit for a mov
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So what happens when it detects a speed zone in the middle of winter when I'm on a patch of black ice? The result is often a spinout resulting in totaling the car on a guard rail or a tree or a snowbank. I'll pass. Braking and acc
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That's a beautiful table and a beautiful video. It would definitely appeal to users with good taste in aesthetics. Unfortunately, I wouldn't buy it. For less money, I can get a Steelcase Airtouch. It's straight forward, mecha
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Talk to anybody who works for a company who offers meals. 12-14 hour days are typical at most . Not officially, of course, but that's the point. Raw ROI aside, the real benefit of offering meals is to foster the type of culture wher
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Why is github or online portfolio a requirement? It doesn't explain what's being verified, or what we should do if we don't have either of those things.
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The Peregrine looks to be the most promising platform for this kind of input. The only limitation I've seen is you need the finger dexterity of a guitar player to quickly and accurately type that way. Then again, the only other solutio
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