hamolton

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by hamolton 13d ago
fwiw Cash App Taxes doesn't charge for anything and supports most scenarios common among tech workers like backdoor Roth IRA; it mainly doesn't support part-year or multiple state returns.
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by hamolton 16d ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: No Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Go, Terraform, Kubernetes, AWS, Redis Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LTwh2GkHB405436cTucqBha3_YW... Email: randal.
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by hamolton 3mo ago
Please add keyboard controls
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by hamolton 2y ago
The author's critiques seem nit-picky to me. I'd like to hear from somebody that follows this, scrolling through SciAm articles published in the past few years, it seems like the bulk of content is still normal popular science. Wh
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by hamolton 3y ago
Probably would categorize this under "teh futurez!1!" in the original article
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by hamolton 3y ago
KYM is super biased in what ends up there, as it leans heavily towards 4chan and Reddit content, with heavy amounts of Twitch and certain genres in YouTube. It's missing a lot of memes popular among girls, especially from Tumblr. Simil
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by hamolton 3y ago
After riding in both Cruise and Waymo cars in SF, I think that Waymo cars are so much more road-ready. While my Waymo rides all seemed pretty smooth albeit with a timid driver, my cruise rides featured extremely skittish behavior around oth
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by hamolton 4y ago
Has someone made a VSCode extension for this yet?
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by hamolton 4y ago
I think the future of hackathon/startup coding will involve tools to make infrastructure that's far more cookie cutter and easy to setup than today. This is a cool approach - starting with Rust is a ballsy move, though. I feel lik
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by hamolton 4y ago
For housing, like many issues, it's definitely partisan. One party is anti-density and one is a big-tent umbrella. Elizabeth Warren was on the podium saying, "build, build, build!" during primary debates, while both Trump &am
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by hamolton 4y ago
I went to Georgia Tech 2016-2020. CS 2803, 4803, and 8803 are all codes for special topics courses that haven't been standardized or established, so the class you linked is pretty obscure. The reddit thread you linked is 9 years old. I
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by hamolton 4y ago
Agree with these takes. My company's system having the channel #eng-<team name>-lobby as a q/a forum for all teams has been incredible for spreading information, although I could imagine some cultures where it wouldn't
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by hamolton 5y ago
To Instagram, which they already bought
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by hamolton 5y ago
Looks like OSM doesn't have a ton of data on US pipelines or water lines. It's understandable. I do wonder if tools like this would encourage more mapping of these.
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by hamolton 5y ago
I don't know of any of my peers that took a course that heavily relied on a textbook; it feels like most university intro CS courses spend most of the time commitment in lectures and problem sets. I think many would agree that you lear
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by hamolton 5y ago
I played that game a ton, but was always bad. It, along with Halo, were two games I could put on a USB stick to play on school computers. Both were great for poor hardware.
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by hamolton 5y ago
I-70 is the reason I didn't apply to jobs in Colorado. I don't know how much people carpool, but at least there's some infrastructure for it now. I just wish the state would put some extra tax on the resorts to fund a free sk
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by hamolton 5y ago
Purg, Wolf Creek, & Loveland haven't had big lines any times I've been there. My mother said Los Alamos, Santa Fe, & Taos lift lines are far better now on powder days than when she grew up thanks to more chairs on lifts +
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by hamolton 5y ago
It's on purpose
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by hamolton 5y ago
I disagree. The initial investments in these big currencies were from people thinking that they could become a practical currency with real-world use due to its lack of regulation and name-attached government tracking. The bulk of fiat driv
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by hamolton 5y ago
Park city is particularly atrocious because most of the place is designed as this super spread out suburb around arterial roads - if they just had massive condos downtown near the ski lifts, people would only have to drive in/out of to
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by hamolton 6y ago
Processed foods at grocery stores, at least. Here's what I assume the oxfam infographic in the article's dead link looks like: https://www.behindthebrands.org/images/media/Images/About/be... Th
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by hamolton 6y ago
I really like Taylor Lorenz, and I appreciate that someone is willing to take tiktok trends seriously besides marketing agents. She must take her DMs really seriously and be getting a lot of pitches to be posting something like this. Is is
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by hamolton 6y ago
It seems like a lot of WSB stock runs are amplified by automated trading strategies. Between the information that hedge funds get from Robinhood and the feeds I'm sure they might have from Reddit, they should have good visibility on th
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by hamolton 6y ago
I agree with you that most susceptible populations have probably gotten it by now, especially among people living on reservations. It's hard to imagine that the real numbers would have reached 70%, though, considering the total COVID d
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by hamolton 6y ago
Agreed that success rates are irrelevant to this conversation and it's certainly not true that adoption is always better. I think that most people would agree that the relative stability of having permanent parents would be, on average
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by hamolton 6y ago
It's obscene how we have this foster system that pays these parents for kid's hit-or-miss experiences rotating between families, when adoption, a generally better solution, costs over $10k in fees after proving via background chec
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by hamolton 6y ago
The paintings on the ground are abysmally useless from a safety standpoint, but at least SF in particular has bike markings that helped me find flatter roads and other cyclists to clump up with. That being said, the one way sharrows can be
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by hamolton 6y ago
Ah so I was right! I didn't expect to be watching a 48 min youtube commentary video, but here I am.
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by hamolton 6y ago
Exorbitant fees not shown in the search function is the most annoying part about searching Airbnb, because it makes the prices in the search page prices look artificially low. I think it's designed encouraging owners to do so, since it

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