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Yolo mofo. Fomo? Hodl!

You is posting to fast. Slow down. Dang!

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medium.com 9y ago

27 lessons learned in 27 years

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www.linkedin.com 9y ago

How the Database Will Hurt Your Startup

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hn.algolia.com 9y ago

Much Kotlin. So JVM

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ghostinfluence.com 9y ago

The Ultimate Retaliation: Pranking My Roommate with Targeted Facebook Ads

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www.forbes.com 9y ago

The Uberpreneur: How an Uber Driver Makes $252,000 a Year (2015)

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52best.com 9y ago

Warren Buffet's 25-5 Rule

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crystal-lang.org 9y ago

Crystal Lang

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: What's with the YouTube upgrade dark pattern?

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jamesclear.com 9y ago

The 1 Percent Rule: Why a Few People Get Most of the Rewards

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www.washingtonpost.com 9y ago

45 years of terrorist attacks in Europe, visualized

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www.reddit.com 9y ago

Uber for Cleaning into a $9M/year Business Without VC Funding

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avc.com 9y ago

Minimum Viable Personality (2011)

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okmij.org 9y ago

Freer Monads, More Extensible Effects (2015) [pdf]

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citeseerx.ist.psu.edu 9y ago

Data types à la carte (2008-ish I guess?)

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dealomni.com 9y ago

Show HN: DealOmni – Find deals near your current location, or anywhere else

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www.youtube.com 9y ago

Let's play Integer Snake

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www.commitstrip.com 9y ago

Side-Project

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dealomni.com 9y ago

Show HN: DealOmni – Find deals near your current location, or anywhere else

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linuxmafia.com 9y ago

What's the Plural of 'Virus'? (1999)

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medium.com 9y ago

On Interning at Slack

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uxplanet.org 9y ago

The art of UX sketching and paper prototyping

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www.betfairprotrader.co.uk 9y ago

Scalping and the Winning Combination

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jmduke.com 9y ago

Notes for a younger programmer

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ilikekillnerds.com 9y ago

Functional Programming in JavaScript? More Like Dysfunctional

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www.businessinsider.com 9y ago

RPT-Wells Fargo complaints show flaws in federal whistleblower program

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jack.codes 9y ago

Reversing the YNAB File Format – Part 1: JSON Structure

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www.fpcomplete.com 10y ago

(Haskell) Async exceptions, STM, and deadlocks

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: Programming sabbatical?

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: Does anyone use DB normal forms in their job?

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retrocomputing.stackexchange.com 10y ago

Why was BASIC built into so many operating systems?

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The best thing they could do beyond EliRivers comment is, if the circumstances for, have an open conversation about what the company can improve. And then say let's keep in touch if the new job doesn't work for you maybe we can talk.

Now you might think hey.. that is an exit interview. But exit interviews are formal form filling exercised done by a HR person that may or may not have a positive effect and there is not much incentive to be brutally honest. In fact the opposite.

Why did you decide to make this a site rather than a desktop app?

This is a private database as I see it, so there is no need for it to be online. And keeping it offline would be good for privacy, and would make it easy for anyone to download and install, rather than the more complex install needed for a web application (or letting someone else host and sacrificing privacy).

Thanks, but while ASICs may not be a threat, in general finely tuned beefy machines might be? So that running this in a browser would be as efficient as mining litecoin in a browser?

It means the education system is design to pump out workers rather than thinkers. Taking this to the logical conclusion, why teach science, history or sport in high schools? Low ROI. Stuff that!

Why not make the coding bootcamp start at kindergarten. And why not let parents pay for such schools so they can choose the best ROI for their kid.

If you can't make a convincing case that you're in that top category of engineer, then what has working for Google earned you these past few years?

So are you suggesting that the 95% of people who are not to engineers are just waiting their time?