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jakenberg
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About jakenberg
"It is curious that physical courage should be so common in the world, and moral courage so rare." -Mark Twain
https://jpeterson.co
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Comment #31266903
I've worked remote on and off for 6 years. The first two years was pure bliss. I slowly started to realize that having no hobbies, partner, etc was not good for my mental health. I…
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Comment #31251207
Apple is in a very tough spot. A $5bn headquarters sits relatively vacant with decreasing likelihood that there will be a return on investment. They ironically dug themselves into …
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Comment #31229065
The referral bonus must be off the charts... good luck to the author.
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Comment #22751266
Location: Los Angeles, USA Remote: Yes (EST/PST timezones OK) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * Security Engineering, Pentesting, Cryptography * Ruby on Rails, React/JavaScri…
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Comment #22427745
Looks really cool! Cannot download on Mac though: https://imgur.com/a/iKMt37q
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Comment #21686063
You have to integrate more socializing into your life or you will not make it in the long run. If a remote worker tells you this doesn't bother them... ask them how long they've be…
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Comment #21686046
> work when you feel like it == burnout city yes because most of us don't know how to turn that off! Mental health must become a priority when working remote. Separation is a key w…
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Comment #21468884
> tribal militance from supporters of each, defending their own vested interest. This is something I really wish I understood before going down the road of graphql. I think it's a …
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Comment #21458401
That goes both ways. They know they'll lose. I've been in this exact situation with an estranged CEO. They send their cease & desist and hope you take it down, but won't go further…
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Comment #21458016
I worked at a fiduciary that went down so feel confident speaking to this. You're still not getting it. It's not like other startups that fail where you just get some temps and hop…
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Comment #21456201
Just because RH is in legal/regulatory trouble does not mean your money is just going to disappear. It's a fiduciary, not an ICO. Financial firms must have disaster plans that invo…
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Comment #21390525
And that rarely holds up in court, especially in California. Some common sense comes into play e.g. if you're building a direct competitor or using their IP, then of course that's …
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Comment #17394775
There's an interesting 1960's era art installation by Anthony Heinsbergen on a side wall of the LA facility that seems oddly related to this... https://i1.wp.com/upinthevalley.org/…
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Comment #15991520
Years of radiation exposure and the poor guy dies of alcohol poisoning. 'Murica.
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Comment #15957548
While the DPRK cultivates their talent, we indict ours: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/aug/03/researche... . As someone else here has noted, it is impressive what DPRK…
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Comment #15803031
He has a point since I could always go down to the reserve and trade my dollars in for cold hard gold. Oh wait...
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Comment #15707890
Assembly, radare2, C :)
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Comment #15396329
Dude... you are a g
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Comment #9680496
I think you're missing a "y" ;)
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Comment #9515020
I felt the same way after using it. I've switched to React since and I can say it's amazing. Far better than the other solutions IMO. Debugging Angular was completely useless witho…
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Comment #9252689
Why don't you find a way to work Node into your side project? If you modularize what you build in node nicely, you can break it out into its own repo and post it. :) Also, I person…