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twbarber
1y ago
Anecdotally, the low time to prototype has had me throwing usable tool projects up on my local network. I wrote a meal planner and review tool for our weekly vegetable share, and local board game / book library that guests can connect
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twbarber
2y ago
Not OP, but found this very helpful in my current situation. Thank you for sharing.
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twbarber
2y ago
Hey there! I applied for the Back End role a couple weeks back, but haven't heard anything beyond application acceptance. I'm also in VT! Would love to connect to someone else in the VT tech scene if nothing else. Let me know!
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twbarber
2y ago
There are dozens of us!
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twbarber
2y ago
I believe the 120k number was in reference to the OP’s Aurora spend.
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twbarber
3y ago
Is this tongue in cheek? I appreciate and try to emulate this trait, but worry it comes off as politic-ing.
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twbarber
3y ago
This resonates with me. I’ve so far chalked it up to envy of their “unearned” confidence that’s rooted in my own self-esteem issues. Recognizing a fellow imposter in the wild.
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twbarber
3y ago
This has been my experience with citalopram as well. The negative side effect though is that natural highs are lower, so I view it very much as a mood stabilizer.
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3y ago
There are dozens of us!
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twbarber
4y ago
Same here!
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twbarber
4y ago
Is this a GPT-3 generated comment linking to a GPT-3 generated article?
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twbarber
4y ago
Interested in this as well. Is it any different if you've got a remote job for a US company (I've got confirmation they'd let me move over to contractor status).
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5y ago
This makes battery the primary differentiator for me when I evaluated EVs. As a resident of Vermont, where there aren’t a ton of super chargers the the winters were harsh, range is important. Higher rated mileage in fair weather carries ove
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5y ago
Any idea if these will come to the US? Between this and frame.works notebooks, I’m pulling for repairability as a selling point.
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5y ago
> and soon your favorite Jetbrains IDEs. Do you have a mailing list I can subscribe to for this? Very interested.
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6y ago
Do you have any resources for startups in the not-Boston part of this region? I’m in northern Vermont and the job market here for tech has historically been pretty bare. Would love to work for a more local company than I currently do.
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6y ago
We’ve been using it for 4+ Years for a backend web service and a few other libraries at my current company. I had a chance to document our experience back in 2017[1]. I can’t speak to the approaches to concurrency, but from a day-to-day wri
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Ask HN: What does your ideal interview experience at a company look like?
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6y ago
We've been using CloudFlare's SSL for SaaS [1] offering for the last year, and have nothing but good things to say. You also get the rate limiting and other protections you'd expect from CloudFlare. It's been great not h
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twbarber
7y ago
How did you manage to separate it? I've been remote 2 years now, and I'm just now starting to become aware of how big of a problem this is.
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Ask HN: How's Chattanooga's Software scene with their investment in Gig internet
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8y ago
> People say getting communication on their phones is like an anchor to their desk I’ve been struggling with this lately, to the point where I’ve experimented with going back to a dumb phone, and trying to use my smart phone without Slac
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8y ago
Could you elaborate on Albany, NY a bit? I'm 45 minutes North of there, working remotely, and in general I've found it to be lacking. Maybe I need to dig deeper.
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8y ago
Also born and raised in the Saratoga area, and that's where we live now. We moved back here because of family, and my also one of the local colleges has an outdoor education program my wife wanted to enroll in. Switching from part-time
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8y ago
I've got a wife but no kids, and have been working entirely remote for 9 months. The 3 biggest changes I've noticed: - I have to remind myself to slow down when talking to people. I think this is a result of having to think/t
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Ask HN: Best way to learn front end development as a senior back end engineer?
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Kotlin on the Backend at Rocket Travel
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9y ago
Do you have season and episode list support, or plan on adding it?
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9y ago
Any of his work in particular?
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10y ago
Whoa! Someone from VIP is on here. How's the Burlington market? I interned with them back in 2014. Small world.
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