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Comment #19342632
Few questions: 1. [solved] How does it work? I couldn't get it from the website: 'go/' is not a real DNS-resolved domain but some host alias?! 2. [solved] If 1 is true, how do you …
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Comment #15460913
Before setting up companies in a different countries than where you live: This can get very messy and you should either have the company in the country where you live or live in a …
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Comment #15453123
I never claimed to have any evidence— you did but didn’t deliver. If you read my initial post again you can read that this is my personal top 10 list. So I won’t provide any eviden…
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Comment #15452777
‘It's believed’ != evidence
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Comment #15452569
> In fact, I would argue that rarely is depression caused by a clear reason which has a direct path to resolution. I'm gonna have to disagree pretty strongly with that assertion wi…
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Comment #15452311
Nice thread and here my top 10 list of antidepressants (in that order): 1. Most of the times, there's a clear reason for a depression, something which is not that easy to change an…
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Comment #15440704
Think you misunderstood. My message was that people who do this nomad thing are doing this because they struggle with city-life and my bullets were examples why they might struggle…
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Comment #15440308
Maybe you are right, maybe not. I just think those stories where people worship their nomad life represent not the entire truth. It's not because nomad life is so great, often it's…
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Comment #15440250
I'd love to have a BlackBerry-style phone with a keyboard and all main features are shell-based and implemented in a POSIX-like manner (with an optional GUI on top). But I think th…
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Comment #15440090
Slightly OT: Living in a capital/big city is tough: - High rents, even in Berlin nowadays - There are more options but also much more competition for finding the right accommodatio…
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Comment #15434058
OT: Imagine you hire somebody and this person publicly posts that some of your company's work "is a large mess" after you worked months to improve the situation. Even if DB hasn't …
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Comment #15433996
> Are you also planning to pay your employees market rates now? This is a defamatory statement and surprisingly not done anonymously. So, maybe you present us the full story, other…
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Comment #15433956
I stopped using Github for private repos for three years. I get them for free from Bitbucket and Gitlab. So, I think the actual contender to Gitlab is Bitbucket and not Github. How…
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Comment #15427506
Disagree again, especially in Germany US-style CVs with focus on achievements and accomplishments are learned, appreciated and have a much higher conversion than descpriptive CVs.
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Comment #15424734
Thanks, do you have any link?
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Comment #15424462
> numerous compatibility differences I did never experienced any. > It has a package, but it is far from comprehensive Still better than the missing package manager of a distroless…
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Comment #15423303
I think the key challenge with my proposed idea is to have another internal API just for the themes. Everybody can provide themes for the service and hook them into the main avatar…
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Ask HN: Anyone tried Holocracy in their organization?
I would like to get some real-world experiences around Holocracy. Do you like it, or not, what are the reasons and what is your role in that organisation?
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Comment #15423244
Why don't you rather provide a service which generates more complex avatars such as those from Github[1] or Slack. Your API consumer sends some unique string (user-id, hashed user-…
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Comment #15423214
Yes and true but this already half of the API. The rest is just the CSS for the rounded box and color.
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Comment #15423200
Docker already recommends the tiny 5MB Alpine distro as the default for all containers, they hired Alpine's creator Natanael Copa[2]. Alpine is minimal but still has an awesome pac…
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Comment #15423145
Nice idea. As one wrote, this can easily done with one line of JS but having this as an web API which returns an image file is definitely neat. However, I see a privacy issue with …
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Comment #15419525
> Most [EU] companies hate exactly this kind of lines and they will ignore your CV Disagree. Finally it depends on the content your actual achievements but the wording is totally f…
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Comment #15416775
> >$4k per month with sustainable use, for that price you get the same power in bare metal? not so sure about that + a hoster who provides such a machine as bare metal wants a setu…
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