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by ux4 3mo ago
Engineering org aside, there's something much larger here burgeoning under the surface: > I talked with several engineers in infra orgs, who had 30-50% of their teams drafted into the ADO org. And in some cases, it was the best engi
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by ux4 4y ago
You can get a general idea with free backlink checkers, just won't be able to deep dive and do various filters. Ignore all the spammy websites that usually regurgitate random links. Focus on the sites with high DR that don't have
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by ux4 4y ago
>At this point market validation (and practice validating ideas) is starting to seem like the most important thing. Market validation - especially for online products and services - is indeed incredibly important, but not many people l
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by ux4 4y ago
Building for fun vs building for profit are very different and it's important to set your intention for a project, even though the line often gets blurred. When you are building for fun, it is for yourself. When you are building for pr
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by ux4 7y ago
Breaking down monolithic databases into microservices. Containerism and modern devops practices become borderline impossible when you're working with a monolithic database that's encumbered in complex business processes. Ideally y
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by ux4 7y ago
Talk to a recruiter, reach out to a staffing agency, or occupational therapist. Receiving career advice online isn't very useful unless you live in the bay area or know the credibility of the person giving advice. Odds are your local l
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by ux4 7y ago
I'd say working for an employer is making less sense in general, especially if you're a developer. It's becoming way easier to make money through other means, and you can devote your time to pursuits that are actually meani
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by ux4 8y ago
Ideas aren't worth much, execution is everything. I would like to encourage you to act on those ideas because the real art is in translating those ideas into practical solutions. Everyone has their own ideas of what would solve a probl
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by ux4 8y ago
I don't know much about the heavy equipment industry, but from the outside looking in, it doesn't appear to have the conditions to support "disruption." First of all, the majority of consumers in the heavy equipment indu
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by ux4 8y ago
The biggest one that hasn't been mentioned yet: Practice gratitude. Get a pen and paper and start writing down things in your life that you're grateful for. It can be something as simple as being grateful for food, water, and shel
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by ux4 8y ago
I do wish we had the wild and free festivals they had in the 70s and 80s, but that's pretty much impossible now with all the regulations for legal festivals and the fact that organizers are legally responsible for any accidents that ha
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by ux4 8y ago
Sad how this technology is being used for tyrannical surveillance when it could be used to improve the mental health and emotional well-being of people instead. I imagine using this to improve the emotional well-being of your employees woul
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by ux4 8y ago
Work backwards. Envision the future you would like to live in 10 years and notice the details of that vision. For example, maybe you'd like to be living in a custom-built estate on Malé in the Maldive Islands, where you run your travel
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by ux4 9y ago
I think this becomes true when any programming website becomes popular. Just look at reddit. Highly technical programming articles can be hard to digest and don't appeal to a wide audience so they get less upvotes, especially if it&#x2
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by ux4 9y ago
I agree. I was recently in the market for a car and I think the best bang for your buck would be a certified pre-owned Honda, 3-5 years old, less than 50k mileage, and last year of its body style. A CPO 2015 Honda Civic with ~35k miles coul
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by ux4 9y ago
Practicing meditation and giving all my effort for an achievement I thought was unreachable. Before I learned how to meditate, I thought of everything logically and incorrectly applied that to relationships as well. I found it incredibly ha
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by ux4 9y ago
Did you already have another offer or did you resign to just continue the job search?
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by ux4 9y ago
This is awesome. I've been looking for a Docker project to play with, thanks for sharing.
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by ux4 9y ago
The biggest impact meditation has had on me is that it's improved my introverted intuition; my ability to recognize myself, recognize what makes me happy, define my goals, and step back when my feelings are getting the best of me. I ju
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by ux4 9y ago
I agree with you, but I wouldn't call it schizophrenia or say any values were lost, they were just reprioritized. Describing it as schizophrenia implies a disconnection with reality, but the feelings and sensations we have are true, ju
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by ux4 9y ago
For clarification, this study says that a cup of coffee is more effective than HVMN's SPRINT which contains the following: Caffeine 100 mg L-Theanine 200 mg Vitamin B6 20 mg Vitamin B12 60 mcg Vinpocetine 40 mg L-Tyrosine 400 mg
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by ux4 9y ago
I imagine another flag is the amount of time viewers watch your video, in an attempt to demonetize clickbait videos.
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by ux4 9y ago
Coffee. Now before you get upset, my company spends thousands of dollars a month on shitty coffee beans, rented coffee machines, and a monthly cleaning service for those machines. They purchase Peet's coffee which is expensive but tast
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by ux4 9y ago
That puts Youtube as a significant political power though. Interestingly enough, there was thread saying Youtube was censoring searches of "navalnyi" a critic of Putin. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15806393
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by ux4 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this, I feel a few steps closer to the answers I'm seeking.
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by ux4 9y ago
Notice it was wiped on July 7th, over 3 months ago and this information is barely being reported. It's also very peculiar the two backups were subsequently wiped and degaussed in early August. To top it all off, the FBI isn't sure
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by ux4 9y ago
I would have to say yes. The more comfortable you are at your desk, the more time you are going to spend there. Also having a clean, tidy desk will lead to a clean, tidy mind. Despite knowing that, my desk is still incredibly messy...
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by ux4 9y ago
IMO: Food. Just think how many thousands of dollars the average person spends on food per year and how very little of that is tapped by technology. There's Uber Eats and other food delivery services popping up, but there's still a
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by ux4 9y ago
I think there are strong emotional anchors to environmentalism and all other political beliefs. You could provide a non-environmentalist with all the facts and rational arguments of why environmentalism is important, but you may never chang