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Look I don't use the actual library as much as I want to (Seattle). When I was job hunting it was one of the last places I went to to be productive. The open hours are abysmal,(10AM-6PM) was a common one. That being said I have found use in these tiny libraries just knowing I might pick up something interesting - and I try to return or find another spot to donate a book of my own. It's not like they're stealing funding from the city? Virtue signaling? Wealthy neighborhoods? Some people just like books and want to give back.

Pay wall - outline.com doesn't seem to support the wsj domain.

I'm sure we can expect this as a darknet diaries episode soon

Is this how your email workflow is setup?

I'm curious what the crime rates are like in these oil boom towns.

thanks

Can any one describe how they use readwise in their workflow or personal use. Would love to hear - not affiliated with readwise please.

Anyone know of some solid coworking spaces in Seattle that are not WeWork/CloudRoom?

Running uBlock on Firefox.

What apps do you have that you've spent over $500 on?

Doubt it - most businesses barely want to shell 5-10$/mo for a single user license of software.

My phone number is still all over the internet - thankfully from the previous owner and their personal information. I have had this number for 12 years now

$.50 per article? "Unlimited article length" - I'd be concerned about abuse. Surely you're paying Google for parts of paid usage?

Forgive me - I meant personal storage solutions.

Never trust another company to handle your data. Look at what happened to MySpace or any other defunct social network.

I would be curious to see what kind of enterprise resource planning software Tesla uses in house. I guess I always just figured they used a setup via Microsoft Dynamics or Oracle.

Great response! RE: machine learning. Where would you say you are now in terms of expertise? Have you churned out some personal projects? Are you working on it professionally?

This tool appears to be great! One question though, what does your storing solution look like?

If it were an HR screening I would agree but I think there is some responsibility on the interviewer to remain engaged.

Gmail and other Google products went down last night. Close though. Thankfully not on Twitter or FB.

Is there an option to create an event without an account?

I mean the cofounder himself made the post, this is essentially a targeted post on HN

RE: Those interviewing at Lambda (rejected)

Luck of the draw with who decides to interview you, I had a guy from the admissions team with zero enthusiasm essentially just reading off of a list of questions. I tried to answer well but giving off good energy from a dead duck is hard. I also was more practical with my answers of wanting to get into coding, jump in profession, curious, experience as a BA, writing technical docs and general data analysis. Each response by the interview was simply: "hmmm ok." Rejected around ten minutes after my TEN minute call. PS tell them you love coding, live and breathe it, etc.

I always considered something similar with my name. For example if my legal name is Ronnie should I put Ron/Ronald on professional resumes/LinkedIn? Even though that's not my real name. Or Donnie vs. Don/Donald. Tommy vs. Tom/Thomas. It just seems anything ending in "ie,y" appears less professional.

Southwest was able to offer such a service because of their long term contracts on oil.

I met him a few times, his daughter went to my high school in Scottsdale. Always such a nice guy, even though freshman were always collectively losing their minds.

Thank you

Truly my favorite museum in America.

At least for my phone provider, you can hit 0 about 6-7 times after the automated responses and be directly sent to a live agent.