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6y ago
OP might want to look up NixOS, which would make this many times easier. Or consider setting up a pre-configured image.
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6y ago
It is, so the individual needs to be aware of what taxes apply to them - and especially if you're making bay area money, it's probably a good idea to have an accountant to make sure your tax returns are correct and efficient.
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6y ago
Yes, but make sure you know what your country's tax laws are. US companies can even hire foreign workers as employees, so long as the contract meets to requirements of each country's working laws (e.g. paid time off and minimum wa
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6y ago
This might be the killer app that finally gets me to use Rust. I've tried so many engine libs/frameworks in so many languages now, and none of them look nearly as complete and ergonomic as this. I don't really want to have to
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6y ago
There's nothing in here about error free programming that I can see, just some fairly basic static typing. Never mind the lack of templating and not treating HTML like the tree structure it is (wrt modifying image sources).
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7y ago
It’s the name of the main female allied npc in the Half Life 2 series
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7y ago
AireLogic | Software/DevOps Engineers, Business Analysts, Automation Testers | Leeds (UK) | ONSITE | https://airelogic.com Hiring for C# and Python developers, BAs, and automation testers. We are a health tech consultancy t
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7y ago
I know it sounds rather ‘Wow thanks! I’m cured!’, but that’s the point — if you’ve stopped worrying about it, then you’ve dealt with one of the root problems. Anxiety is dumb like that and being able to chill out and realise that even thoug
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7y ago
This seems like a surprisingly powerful and should-be-obvious kind of idea... I think I'll start making use of it!
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7y ago
> not duration of stay for which they charge facility fees
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7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_satisfiability_problem
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7y ago
Probably meant MRR
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8y ago
Kind of a slap to anyone who uses email aliases to sort/filter email
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8y ago
It's a big autocannon with wings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairchild_Republic_A-10_Thunde...
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8y ago
If Sweden is anything like the UK, you really don't need cash at all for day-to-day life. Most shops, coffee places, market stalls etc accept cards now (even very small ones), as does much public transport (in cities). In addition ther
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8y ago
Former GDSer here[0] - this was one of the things that really grabbed me was the focus on design for users -- and this included release cycle as you say! In addition, we were encouraged to throw away PoCs (that had passed the first service
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8y ago
Good luck if you aren't a US citizen.
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8y ago
I love Monzo for the instant payments between account holders. That said, since I stopped working in London I've barely used it - up north I don't run into many people that use Monzo.
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8y ago
I mean, if you grew up with phone keyboard as your main method of text entry, this might be normal to you.
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8y ago
$38k is probably unlikely, she'll have hit her deductible first which will have made several things fully covered and other things probably some% coinsurance, and then later hit the out of pocket limit on the plan and be fully covered
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8y ago
Yep. Regardless of network/slack group.
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8y ago
Everywhere I've seen/experienced unlimited PTO has been utter BS. Usually there's a culture along with it of 'not taking too much time off' which kind of defeats the point. Would rather have a fixed number of days w
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Really like it. My only criticisms are: * I'd love to be able to write my own modules for it * When a module's config is bad it just doesn't show -- no errors are produced (that I can find) so I don't know what
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8y ago
English melodeonist here, I've honestly considered learning how to build them just because of how prohibitively expensive they are -- especially if you want anything sufficiently light or in any non-standard tuning!
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8y ago
A couple years ago I was diagnosed with DSPD (delayed sleep phase disorder) after several months of non-24 hour sleep cycles. The advice the specialist gave me was similar: don’t worry if you can’t sleep. If that means you have to get up an
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9y ago
> How often in their day job will someone be under artificial time pressure to solve a task and get it to a point where it's "good enough"? There are quite a lot of software jobs like this. Maybe the time pressure is more
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I liked appear.in for smaller meetings, but when we got to 4+ clients it was really struggling, and my team at the time switched to google meet instead. Otherwise I just use zoom.us
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9y ago
You have to pay a human to take you. Humans are expensive.
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9y ago
Why make an assumption at all?
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10y ago
The syntax doesn't make too much difference. With a dynamic or duck type system, though, you can avoid a lot of writing out interfaces or making class hierarchies. You end up with something less structurally uniform, but with a much sh
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