og2023

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by og2023 2y ago
I read it as reverse engineering WTF challenge... cool stuff though, seriously.
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by og2023 2y ago
We have become so cloud-native (god forbid!). Just recently I realised that I can save an interesting page to my hard drive instead of saving its link. What a wonderful word has opened since! It's so liberating to live without all thes
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by og2023 2y ago
> I think positioning yourself as an expert / bridge between technology and business is what will future-proof a lot of SWE. Could you provide a few examples of roles and companies where this could be applicable please?
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by og2023 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion - I don't have ADHD. Good luck though as it might become challenging at times!
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by og2023 2y ago
Seems like nobody noticed the "delve" part, which is a very dark irony here.
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by og2023 2y ago
I can totally feel the 'half-assed' part. One of the real reasons I am avoiding getting a well-paid job is because it feels that it's impossible keep it and dedicate enough time to anything else really, let alone building a b
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by og2023 2y ago
Thanks for the question. I believe it's impossible to answer once and for all. Currently, I like doing many things, finding the bottlenecks, and overcoming them. Today it's demand generation, tomorrow it's product and tech, a
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by og2023 2y ago
Thank you for your reply. Re this: >I'm currently working part-time on retainer, which allows me to work less than full-time and still make enough money to live (definitely less than a full-time job, but enough to live comfortably)
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by og2023 2y ago
That's interesting. How much do you save per month?
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by og2023 2y ago
I didn't think about explaining the obvious right away, so putting a comment here. Having a 'regular' job of a manager or a software engineer is fine but feels like I am not using most of my skills and not developing as a per
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Ask HN: How can a software engineer with a broad skillset make money?
25 points by og2023 2y ago|30 comments
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by og2023 2y ago
Made me burst out laughing
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by og2023 2y ago
That's odd. I've been using my Mx vertical for almost 5 years already, literally every day.
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by og2023 2y ago
Laughably I was even debating getting a compact piano to practice on versus VR. Boy how silly I was choosing the latter!
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by og2023 2y ago
Oculus 2 or something. Had it as a birthday gift to play VR games with friends. Turns out it isn't as fun for me: I'm getting really hot wearing the helmet, the games are a bit dull, of course there's nausea that I can't
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by og2023 2y ago
Absolutely support this, so do I!
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by og2023 2y ago
I really prefer the "progressive JPEG" name for this method.
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by og2023 2y ago
It's quite beautiful, thanks for the suggestion! Unfortunately, seems to not support FLAC's cue files for track lists, which is quite a bummer.
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Meta is testing unscrollable ads in Instagram(twitter.com)
2 points by og2023 2y ago|0 comments
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by og2023 2y ago
You could have made photographs of the hex representation right from the screen with a modern smartphone, recognize them through the built in into the camera app software and call it a day.
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by og2023 2y ago
This is an absolute disgrace of an ad. As a creative person, hobby musician, fan of good things such as metronomes, pianos and speakers, it's just disgusting to watch. I can't believe there might be an audience that actually finds
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by og2023 2y ago
I logged in just to say that letter animation on the main page is absolutely brilliant! Reloaded the page like 5 times to just see it again and again :) Great job! Haven't listened to the music yet though.