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Comment #49203027
If someone has that sort of knowledge; how big a chip would be required? Is it possible?
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Comment #48185909
I worked with both Alex (stainless) and Jarred (bun) at Stripe, and they were both notable for their high energy and output. I did find it amusing that Anthropic picked both the Xt…
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Comment #47968790
I'd love to learn how to build something like this, but unfortunately the code is unreadable. If author could write a heavily commented version that would be amazing.
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Comment #43274771
As a New Zealander who's had skin cancer, and lives under constant high UV rates because of the lack of an ozone above my country (and Australia, South America, South Africa), I'd …
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Comment #42922532
How do you actually do the manufacturing? What machines does one need to do something like this?
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Comment #42223856
This was one of the most exhausting aspects of working for a US company, especially as an H1B. Simply: just don't say anything, it wasn't worth it. I'm from cultures where we blunt…
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Comment #42142425
As a kid I spent summers working in the schools IT department in order to save up to buy VB6 (with a staff discount). This was not cheap back in the day!
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Comment #40495783
NZ is maybe a poor example, as we do not have capital gains taxes on houses (or most things), and do tax foreign investments (via a ~1.5% annual wealth tax, so house flipping is ta…
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Comment #37116567
Kia ora from Tauranga 100%. There are 2 NZ employment markets. Those working for NZ companies in the $100k region, and those working for US firms for the $200+k region. I've had an…
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Comment #34890378
Boom times for anyone in road building and construction, probably. It's been described as a billion dollar weather event on par with the Christchurch earthquake 10+ years ago.
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Comment #34470074
I wonder if they could reverse the flow direction periodically to flush it
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Comment #33911136
I grew up in Vanuatu having those same experiences; swimming coral reefs, walking to the top of a volcano, exploring the jungles... etc It is a world away from the suburban kid's l…
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Comment #33472427
Judging by my inability to get into any store at Westgate last weekend due to the crowds, I think we're still a while off "plunging". /anacdata
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Comment #32703580
The first job I looked at stated they were hiring "anywhere across the US", so this doesn't look like a very well curated list.
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Comment #32477921
I left the US when Covid struck. No way was I sitting around there during all of this. I took a 50% pay cut to move back to my home country, while producing the same output (and va…
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Comment #32477390
1Password?
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Comment #32147389
NZ is very well regarded for freedoms, literally topping the list https://freedomhouse.org/country/new-zealand/freedom-world/2...
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Comment #31473356
The NZ sun is terrible. You feel the sun burning you as soon as you get outside. Burn time can be about 10 minutes on a sunny day, and maybe 20 on a cloudy day in summer. In NZ we …
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Comment #30912821
Ditto. I assumed it was an opportunity to document any legally problematic reasons that drove you to quit so they could get ahead of them, or reinforce their case for firing you.
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Comment #30017894
I guess what I was hinting at was the difficulty in filtering "remote" roles
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Comment #30017415
Remote is such an overloaded term. Is it US/North America only? Is it equal work for equal pay globally? I was someone who took the opportunity to relocate back to my home country …
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Comment #29373869
Yes! I've been having to double tap links on iOS Chrome, as you've described. I'm a frontend engineer so this had me puzzled. It's not like there's a zindex issue with something bl…
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Comment #29357136
Porsche’s.
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Comment #29300038
DSE was an absolute rip off, but it was pretty much the only game in town. As a kid it was an amazing place for me to spend an hour on the weekends pottering around all the electro…
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Comment #29207775
Could we throw enough moon rocks into an orbit which would block some % of sunlight hitting the earth (to cool it)?