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by stove 3y ago
My client Luke is suing for defamation
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by stove 3y ago
Anyone who has done 200 micrograms of LSD knows that 200 is not low.
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by stove 3y ago
For anyone like me who has struggled with insomnia, I have found that "sleep restriction", as used by this and other apps, to be the most impactful thing I have ever done. I've tried every sleep aide, pharmaceutical, and cogn
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by stove 3y ago
Gutenberg is first party. It's either WP or a 3rd party, I know who I would pick.
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by stove 3y ago
The alternative to Gutenberg was allowing thousands of proprietary plugin developers to compete with each other to encode your data in a way that made it impossible to migrate to anything else. Gutenberg was mandatory.
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by stove 5y ago
I will use this when you go live in the Bay Area. Side note: I would also pay for a "Landlord as a Service". I want to treat a company like my landlord, even though I own my house. "Hi Bill, my roof is leaking" and they
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by stove 5y ago
I was intrigued by the "Test Rule Performance on Historical Data" feature on the home page. I thought signing up would let me play with the performance of your sample rules but I can't seem to figure that out. Is that possibl
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by stove 5y ago
Yes, this is what I'm doing.
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by stove 5y ago
I very informally do this right now. I think of my role as a sports agent for top engineers. The engineers I work with pay nothing and the companies who want access to them give us no bullshit, all access interviews where we're not wor
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by stove 6y ago
I would argue that _none_ of the articles about “hiring is broken” and “interviews are broken” actually help with this problem. There is near-universal consensus that technical hiring is atrocious and yet very few people putting forth possi
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by stove 6y ago
As someone who is regularly helping companies improve the hiring process, I can say with absolute certainty that companies _do_ get dinged for "only hiring candidates who sail through whiteboard-algorithms questions". Companies kn
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by stove 6y ago
Internships are generally thought of as something you do during college (summers or otherwise). Most CS grads would scoff at getting an "internship" after graduating. Internships are also very structured and generally involve work
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by stove 6y ago
There's a growing rift in software between employers saying "there's a talent shortage" and a rapidly growing population of devs who feel like they're locked out due to the technical interview process. Many of the e
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by stove 6y ago
What is the relationship between GitHub and ICE? Is it ICE hosting their repos on GitHub or is it something more substantial?
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by stove 7y ago
My advice is different than a lot of what is here. My suggestion (engineer turned exec turned investor after some exits) is to speak with the team lead directly about the issues you're having with their leadership. Try to be clear and
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by stove 7y ago
Google Fi has been amazing as a "digital nomad". Show up in country X and have a working phone with 4g/LTE + ability to tether. Local sim cards are cheaper, but you can't beat the ease of use. Conversely, I've notic
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by stove 8y ago
People hire individual contributors for more than $200/hr all of the time. Especially in the bay area.
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by stove 9y ago
This sounds amazing. Is there anywhere I can learn about your wetsuit technology? I'm interested in the crossover to surfing.
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by stove 10y ago
Does anyone have experience with this style of interview from the candidate side of the equation? I want to move to this style of hiring; however, I fear that because it's against the grain I may miss out on good candidates. Is that un
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by stove 10y ago
I did it for 3 years or so right after college and had similar experiences to the folks on this thread. I surf so a huge motivation behind wanting to "live anywhere" was to chase epic surf. I look back on these times and feel like
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by stove 11y ago
I have very similar questions...
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by stove 11y ago
Really? I'm confused by the sample contract. Section 1.3 seems to be in direct conflict with itself and also in conflict with Section 1.5. 1.3 Payment. The Client will pay the Designer a flat fee of $10,000 once the work is finishe
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by stove 11y ago
Unmanned NASA probes are Earth's selfie stick.
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by stove 11y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - SF / Remote OK Seeking freelance Rails developer for building MVP of new web app. No existing codebase. Looking for passionate, motivated & independent person with excellent communication skills. Please send an
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by stove 11y ago
I wonder what percentage of the 14% are existing managers that perhaps can't or don't want to move on to different roles?
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by stove 11y ago
It's bluetooth on and you need to give permission to the app to have access to your location. The app can ask for access "all the time" or "only when open", to which you also need to confirm.
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by stove 11y ago
These units seem to be priced at $1,000 for anyone else who was curious. Source: http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2013-09/thousand-do...
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by stove 12y ago
I wholeheartedly agree and find it relevant to mention PG's article on the subject: http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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by stove 12y ago
Let's ask the important question: will it have snake?
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by stove 12y ago
It does but only if the device is locked and not associated to a wifi network. Even if those conditions are met, the device will only broadcast the "random" mac on set intervals and the locally generated mac will always have the s

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