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sankho

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    Comment #13532180

    https://helpsavetheusa.com/ A small site I made which randomly displays organizations that are or help those under threat in the USA in 2017 and beyond. Basically, I got so frustra…

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    Comment #13531939

    Also shameless shill for upvotes --> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13531669

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    Comment #13531924

    I'm with you 100%. By coincidence I made a site to direct people to various charities on HN when this post came up - it went nowhere of course. If you're looking for an option to s…

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    Comment #10548740

    OK, so to be nice and avoid haha jokes about logical flaws, I'm reading that your argument is this --> that the article is "fundamentally a self-serving and dishonest narrative". T…

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    Comment #10548284

    hey look, an appearance from the amazing mr. strawman, capable of ignoring an argument's essence in favor of contradicting lesser points to appear correct, yet totally out of conte…

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    Comment #10548259

    no mention of inflation in your link, only PPP. The article author also goes on to state that this isn't enough / as meaningful as you're making it out to be... "And making sure ev…

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    Comment #10548160

    Yeah I see "PPP" in the picture but nowhere is there an explanation of how they accounted and adjusted for inflation on a yearly basis. A link to the actual study would be a lot mo…

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    Comment #10548069

    It doesn't seem like this chart takes inflation of the $ into account either, making it irrelevant over time. $1.25 was a lot more valuable even 30 years ago than it is today.

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    Comment #9996858

    nonono read the rest I love the VIM! But... there's an abundance of internet quotes like "No other editor stands next to vim" (see parent comment), so I wanted to make sure the rea…

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    Comment #9996759

    I decided to start blogging again (first post) and I put it on hacker news, and other people upvoted it. So to be accurate, YOU don't give a flying fuck, anonymous account guy. But…

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    Comment #9893963

    One thing I've never heard from a manager at an in office gig - "my team is ultra motivated and always, without fault, executes on time. No problems there!" My point being that wit…

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    Comment #9892565

    > But when you work remotely, you're basically advertising your work as commodity work. You're basically consistently reminding the company -- and the job market -- that you are su…

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    Comment #9566054

    This is a great idea. The technical interview is indeed a skillset (on either side of the table) and it's great to see more efforts focused on educating people to do well with them…

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    Comment #9566049

    So the "vetting" aspect / value add for companies was the fact that you get to ask 3 technical questions w/ the initial job details. This is somewhat buried in the copy but... does…

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    Comment #9563899

    So I'm a web developer. A few months ago I went through the job hunt process, and asked myself "What could be better about this?," and I came up with Hire Anonymously. (cool story;…

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