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juneyi
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About juneyi
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Comment #48668893
i'm confused on the humming part, i've driven by them many times and they're just...large, sorta ugly, buildings. but that's really it. i wonder if i walked up to a building i'd he…
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Comment #44984239
it comes down to who you follow, posts you comment on, and the type of posts you like. those who say it's filled with ( insert some category ) indicates that their past activities …
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Comment #44902698
to simplify this one step further, i've got a throwaway for anything i don't care or plan on just using once, another for tech related, another for all finances related, and so on …
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Comment #44374667
I personally started out reading blogs and a few YouTube channels. Eventually got curious about one of the newer languages and started taking an hour or two here and there reading …
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Comment #44008640
This was a fun read. Thanks for sharing your story. Love to see those who go out of the way to set themselves apart because it's who they are at their core. I'm sure whether you go…
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Comment #43052921
Great journey, seems like you're just getting started. Curious, did you develop this type of drive recently or do you have past experience in hardcore work/study (e.g. u use to be …
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Comment #42950212
i suppose it might have something to do with how they recruit and the folks that are willing to go through with it https://x.com/ChShersh/status/1816514954302025820 if you don't wa…
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Comment #42804325
This is only true if you have that kind of attitude. As a bootcamp dev, with barely 3 yoe, I'm hitting around 10% response rate for recruiter screening (remote/hybrid positions). I…
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Comment #42804176
this is actually very nice. also a nice change from every other job site i've seen. i'm not a front end person but it just has a different feel/look. will keep it saved for future …
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Comment #42552792
i really enjoyed reading this post. people are really critical here...
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Comment #42169891
> it took a week or two for me to be more productive than in Go writing bog-standard web backend code. am i understanding that correctly? you started learning/writing rust and it t…
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Comment #42021460
why would this be considered a flagged post? i'm sort of new to HN so honestly asking. I tried reading the guidelines but can't narrow down under what it may be violating. would it…
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Comment #41583172
Agree. I don't even use the 'for you' feed, and even when I check occasionally I've been able to cater my algorithm so it's purely related to the domain I'm interested in which is …
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Comment #41510596
> Expanding this abbreviation conveys zero information. It’s a programming language named ML, and if you haven’t heard of it then giving the etymology of the name isn’t going to he…
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Comment #40834429
reliability has been the number one trait that always makes me want to work with them again on a project or whatever. don't even care if they were more aggressive or cynical or wha…
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Comment #40266888
this is great information actually. much better and specific than anything else I've seen. thanks for sharing
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Comment #40259972
I've read, as a general rule, 2x what you'd be earning if you were in a salary position is a good place to start. You can then factor in reputation, demand, etc, and increase or de…
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Comment #40050851
Less popular opinion so definitely not for everyone (not addressing leaks or security, will leave that to others who are far wiser). If you make $xx/hr in ur full-time and you have…