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ha470
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Comment #41606219
Ya this is fair! Honestly this was our first bounty ever awarded and we could have been more thoughtful. We’re currently setting up a proper program and based on that rubric will a…
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Comment #41606218
We did but we closed the roles by hiring folks. They just haven’t joined yet.
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Comment #41606209
We’re working on a proper security bulletin site that will have these front and center! This was a bit of a stopgap for now.
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Comment #41603670
I’m Hursh, cofounder and CTO of The Browser Company (the company that makes Arc). Even though no users were affected and we patched it right away, the hypothetical depth of this vu…
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Comment #28505462
It's disappointing that he seems to confuse the field in which intelligence and perception take place (the subjective experience of being alive) and the sensory perception and thou…
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Comment #25600098
You can either get information from other people you trust and you think would give you accurate feedback or by trying to develop a clearer sense of how your own mind works via ego…
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Comment #23282791
While I love SQLite as much as the next person (and the performance and reliability is really quite remarkable), I can’t understand all the effusive praise when you can’t do basic …
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Comment #21766843
Anyone have any idea how they're doing this? Switching user agents doesn't seem to help.
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Comment #21766187
We tried a ton of tools but Notion does pretty much everything we need perfectly. It's probably what you're looking for.
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Comment #20455742
Yes! The first few were super tough (and not fun) but I got a lot out of them and gradually they've gotten easier, although just as productive. So many people in the comments menti…
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Comment #20266328
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but how do releases fit into the deployment story with containers so prevalent these days? (As in why is this a benefit when you can just package …
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Comment #20103572
Bear.app is incredible! It's been my daily driver for todos, notes, thoughts, planning, etc for a while.
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Comment #20049543
Ideally you (and everyone else) should be rewarded for business impact- which can come from communication, code quality, velocity, and any number of other things.
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Comment #19759872
Having lived in both India and China for some time, I can assure you that the scale and magnitude is completely different.
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Comment #19752661
Never tried it but https://www.virtualpostmail.com/ seems like an interesting solution.
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Comment #19182448
This is so helpful- thanks for sharing! Also your own website is such a great example of taking selling yourself as a consultant seriously. Congrats on all the success here!
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Comment #18335832
I had upper and lower back pain (and RSI in my forearms) for years with tons of physical therapy, meds, and acupuncture to fix, but nothing stuck. Eventually what fixed it all was …
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Comment #17848961
The only service I've seen for this is https://www.pullrequest.com/ . Seems more for teams but it may work.
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Comment #17697303
I’ve often found that lack of motivation is a symptom of some other problem. Often the direction you think you need to motivate yourself toward isn’t the right direction, or someti…
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Comment #15396333
I really think your network is the way to go here. Contact VC funds you've worked with, pitched to, or are otherwise connected with and talk to them about portfolio companies. As s…
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Comment #14371812
Maybe just call them "conversations"?
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Comment #13711218
Maybe check on Glassdoor? Unsure now, but when I worked there (~2015) teams had a lot of autonomy to do what they felt was right, projects (while choices were sparse in remote offi…
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Comment #11938648
An accomplishment, certainly, but... http://i.imgur.com/TnQRX6v.gif
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Comment #11834941
> Less work for developers? Seems the most likely.