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Comment #33092677
https://news.ycombinator.com/newcomments shows 5 comments in the last 60 seconds.
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Comment #32970072
Trino can do this.
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Comment #32856671
Micro-consulting sounds like hell. Sales are a huge drag on any expert trying to capitalise. By the very nature of their business they need fewer but larger deals.
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Comment #32856545
Since the data won't change frequently it might be worth trying to load it into ClickHouse. I've had needle-in-haystack searches on multi-million row tables speed up by 2 orders of…
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Comment #32852114
If one of the ten bosses fires you, no big deal. This is the essence of self employment, not having a single source of failure in your income stream.
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Comment #32609298
https://typer.tiangolo.com/
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Comment #32520271
Most clients I work with read HN. It's completely normal in my circles.
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Comment #32435718
Play PS4 or some music in Bitwig.
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Comment #32435714
There is a 300+ example repo for using GEE with QGIS. It's a trasure trove of inspiration. https://github.com/giswqs/qgis-earthengine-examples
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Comment #32435704
Video and music production, game development, stock trading, book writing. You've got every prerequisit by the time you hit 30, you can do anything at a global level.
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Comment #32339053
Filezilla is the worst for this.
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Comment #32305903
Google are meant to be working in the interests of shareholders. If you bought their stock today, would you be happy if it never went up in value?
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Comment #32279046
Exactly, a blog should read as though it comes from one voice. People can subconciously tell if more than one author is involved in a piece of written work.
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Comment #32262883
Ah okay, makes sense. I'm looking forward to seeing what suggestions land here. Also, Paul Ramsey's pg_tileserv isn't on your radar, is it? Also, LeafletJS supports GeoJSON overlay…
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Comment #32262764
Have you looked at QGIS? You can drag OSM files onto it and add layers from loads of different data sources. It's a GUI app that runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux.
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Comment #32250076
/r/gis is full of friendly professionals. I've had replies there that must have taken an afternoon to write up.
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Comment #32247364
Around 2001 I thought C++ was the only real programming language and that LAMP was just going to be a hobby. Also, learning to cold call local businesses doesn't require a high sch…
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Comment #32247348
As a small biz you often hire contractors and its important that they focus on delivering value, not adhere to pre-established tool mandates. As for perm staff, computers are cheap…
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Comment #32247319
At some point you need to realise you only need to go to work to make money and further your career. Then, self employment becomes a natural path to turn to. When you eventually fi…
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Comment #32247302
Scaler will go a long way to teaching music theory. The VST has an optional six hour video course which is easy to follow along with.
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Comment #32247294
If Aruria's V Collection ever goes on sale it's a killer combo with Bitwig. Easily one of the most straight forward ways to write music with 1000s of presets. Plus Bitwig has a dis…
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Comment #32216448
Sell yourself as a consultant via your LinkedIn profile. Ask for a retainer that'll be used over x months. Say, 160 hours over the next 4 months.
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Comment #32216432
Terminal + Sublime.
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Comment #32216421
Use Tweetdeck. That way you will have at least one lane that is your feed in cronological format.