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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Not really. I try to journal every day and have been since around 2014. The main "benefit" is the ability to look at a random date (say, Jan 19th 2015) and know what I was up to that day/period. I started journaling hoping it
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
You're "completely unsympathetic" that ER nurses (making a little over minimum wage in some cases) and on-call doctors are getting assaulted at work?
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Theoretcally, that's 100% true. Realistically, a large pool of users don't think about the long-term viability of a business (all they want is the world for $22 per month).
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> I doubt LPR will be the primary utility of this kind of tech. You're right. LPR isn't going to be the primary utility, but it's very possible that this will be one of the first areas to benefit from this tech at scale.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Explosive outbursts of anger over tiny tiny issues is a mental illness and not a normal part of life. Probably not what OP was specifically looking for, but this single discovery has been the most profound in my life.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Sorry if this question is inappropriate. I emphasize with your situation as someone with a family history from a similar region. How can you work in the US without residency? I'm in Australia, and it would be impossible to open a bank
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
The article screenshots show a redacted Facebook user in the UK.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Anywhere from a day to a year. The proverbial length of a piece of string.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
I read this as /s but it looks like: a) I'm wrong and this is literal b) The crowd is wrong
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Define "chip implant" first. My grandfather has a pacemaker. That's a chip of sorts, and I wouldn't have a problem with that if required. If it was a "smart" chip sending data to Apple Health.. Yeah, nah.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
No, it's not. That comment being inappropriate had nothing to do with the candidate's sexual preference. It had to do with a candidate making an inappropriate sexual remark during an interview. If the comment was "X women do
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
...curiously, which three aren't particularly bad?
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> Cuture fit is a blank check to fail a person's interview just because you didn't like them in the first 30 seconds. I hear this all the time. Yeah, that might be true in some cases, but it's also valid in quite a lot of
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> There is no single data base on criminals, veterans, ICE, my it would have the combined mugshots from all, offsite website able to store, safely, large data, and be stable, I have found off shore bootleg video host hypothetically &quot
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
The new desktop design is unusable. BUT the mobile experience of reddit (to scroll mindlessly) is super polished.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
It's a utilitarian dilemma (almost too perfectly). Fire X (X = less than all) employees or do nothing and all employees will lose their job. Assuming some portion of employees will commit suicide from the job loss, this is the best out
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> America's pretty much a third-world country when it comes to employee rights. Nope, that's not true at all. Not to play the game of semantic-nazi, but that's legitimately offensive when you look at a "third-world&qu
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
This is the one thing that could make me switch from iOS.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Same here up until a certain point. If I'm working on a difficult problem and I've spent hours/days/weeks getting nowhere, I view constant procrastination as a signal that I need to step back and do something else. Once
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Thanks for the reply. It's helpful to hear that this is a reality.
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Ask HN: Is it normal to have no explicit expectations?
1 points by el_dev_hell 7y ago|3 comments
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Our government recently passed an insane piece of surveillance legislation. Source: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2019/05/australias-new-encryption...
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> Protagonist shames people who work in marketing, calls them bottom feeders, low skill workers and spammers True. > Protagonist’s product offers ‘marketing emails’ service Also true. Would you be happier if the protagonist was an ent
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> Kind of like Uber is a globally a bad idea, but they did force many taxi companies to raise quality. What do you mean by this? Are you saying Uber is bad because it's disruptive to Taxi companies or because they're terrible t
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> given I find programming to be the the least lucrative way to put my tech skills to use Sorry to derail the thread, but can I ask what the other ways to implement your tech skills would be? Genuinely interested.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> Why salesforce or Asana or any other big b2b or b2c don’t create their crypto? A better question would be: why would Salesforce or Asana create their own cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency (and blockchain) are just tools. They are not need
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
The Goal is both insightful and hilarious. The system-oriented lessons/examples are great. The 80s style dialogues, integrations, and throwbacks are fun sideshows.
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
Yes please. Like a lot of comments here, the only winning strategy I've found with Fiverr is to hire 3 or 4 sellers for the same task and pick the best. But I have to admit, I once ordered a completely custom logo for $8 and it was per
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
That's outstanding!
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by el_dev_hell 7y ago
> work on a great team This is number one. Working on a great team, regardless of work function, will make you better than anything else. Sucks how difficult a good team is to find.

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