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    Comment #41029828

    I also found this course to be a great resource!

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    Comment #40884249

    This is genuinely cool, but, just curious, why not use an ad-blocker like uBlock?

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    Comment #40516839

    The Mandelbrot one is really cool too (click to start) https://aem1k.com/mandelcode/

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    Comment #37474287

    > If their website is a core part of their business, it's enormous - they're getting the peace of mind that if anything happens they have someone reliable they can call to get thin…

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    Comment #37474277

    > You've been doing it for a few months, so you have an idea of how disruptive it is, and having done it for free, the thought of $1000 for doing the same thing may sound nice now,…

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    Comment #37474254

    Thanks! This is a great idea.

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    Comment #37471803

    Hey, yep I'm in the US. Thanks! Yeah I feel like more explanation is probably better.

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    Ask HN: Charging a Client for On-Call Time

    The company I freelance as a developer for recently lost the main on-call developer and now I've become the person available 24/7 if anything happens. It rarely does, but it's stil…

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    Comment #30001800

    FWIW, I also couldn't find it at first. Took me like a minute to find it.

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    Comment #22094145

    That can't be right if, according to OP, the first result was a reddit post from six years ago, yet the date according to Google was Jan 11, 2020. So the first time Google saw that…

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    Comment #22016292

    RIP. One of the best drummers and lyricists of all time from one of the best bands of all time.

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    Comment #21985633

    Article for those interested: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/12/opinion/sunday/david-broo...

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    Comment #21961492

    Don Quixote is the funniest book I've read in my entire life.

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    Comment #21930947

    I like the idea of privacy workshops. Do you have any resources for someone who is interested in organizing something similar?

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    Comment #21909360

    That's awesome. Just FYI the link to the Firefox extension at the above URL is a dead end.

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    Comment #21903393

    Wherever you go, there you are by Jon Kabat-Zin Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Neither were written this decade but they influenced my worldview the most, by far.

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    Comment #21903339

    Is it normal to provide relationship history on dating sites nowadays? I would feel extremely uncomfortable just giving out that info.

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    Comment #21881735

    This link to a recent NYT article about mobile privacy options from the tweets comments is also relevant: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/12/19/opinion/locat...

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    Comment #21392444

    I think it's just youtube's playback algorithm

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    Comment #21244604

    I'm not sure exactly what you mean by 'minimalist', but Elm (elm-lang.org) seems really cool. I want to try it out on the next web app I make.

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    Comment #21240630

    thanks for those links. I didn't know that so many other people thought the big tech companies' hiring processes were broken, too.